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Raag Ameer, a prestigious classical music festival organised in memory of Ustad Amir Khan by the Department of Culture, Government of Madhya Pradesh, and the Ustad Alauddin Khan Sangeet & Kala Academy, commenced with a soulful inaugural evening in Indore. The first evening paid homage to the maestro whose artistry shaped the Maihar Gharana and elevated the depth and discipline of Indian classical music, setting a refined tone for the festival. Day 1 featured evocative performances by: Vidushi Sm

In the tribal heartlands of Madhya Pradesh, Pithora painting is more than an art form. It is a sacred expression of faith, gratitude, and celebration. Practised by the Bhil tribe, one of the state’s most significant communities, this tradition lives on as a ritual where creativity meets deep spiritual belief. With the arrival of a new harvest, walls turn into vibrant canvases. Bright colours, animated figures, and rhythmic compositions narrate stories of prosperity, fertility, and joy. Horses, c