Tambdi Maati Foundation (TMF) recently hosted its first hands-on workshop at Chafekhol plateau in Malvan, bringing together young architects and students to co-create a bamboo structure using traditional practices. Rooted in the Konkan region, TMF is building a movement that revives natural building, nurtures community, and reimagines sustainable living.
Eid Milad-un-Nabi, also known as Mawlid, marks the birth of Prophet Muhammad and is celebrated by Muslims worldwide. Falling in Rabi' al-Awwal, the third month of the Islamic calendar, this festival is a spiritual and cultural occasion of reflection, unity, and compassion. From night-long prayers to vibrant processions and communal feasts, the day fills with devotion, joy, and remembrance. In 2025, the celebration takes place on 5th September.
On August 17, 2025, the Museum of Goa will host a compelling conversation between acclaimed historian Manu S. Pillai and veteran journalist Seema Mustafa. Titled ‘Faith Lines: Syncretism, Conflict and the Stories We Tell’, the event will delve into how religion has shaped South Asia’s history — both as a force of unity and division. Entry is free, but seating is limited!
August 6, 2025, marks 80 years since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima — a moment that forever altered the course of human history. As we remember the devastation, we also reflect on the enduring message of peace, resilience, and hope that emerged from the ruins.
In Tamil Nadu’s Keeladi village, archaeological finds dating back to 580 BCE are redefining South India’s historical landscape. With over 15,000 artefacts unearthed—ranging from urban brick structures to early Tamil Brahmi script—the site challenges the long-held belief that urban civilisation in India began in the north. But amid academic discoveries, Keeladi has also become a political flashpoint, sparking debate over history, identity, and regional pride.
