Special Articles - Kerala Calling

Music that Soars above Traditional Borders

Born in 1982 in Kummanam, Kottayam district, K. J. Chakrapani inherited his family’s passion for Carnatic music despite unfavourable

Kerala boasts a legacy of diverse art forms, including folk songs, classical music, and devotional compositions by various state composers.

Extensive studies and scholarly work have been conducted on Kerala’s folk arts and culture, with the University of Calicut even

The term “Kerala music” is associated with a unique, rich musical heritage characterized by traditions observed in temple festivals and

Rhythm is an experience that our mind perceives and body reacts to, when a pattern of events is repeated with

Dr. Suneetha T. V. delves into the relationship between women and reading in the digital era. The quote “A well-read

Kerala has given birth to a lot of extraordinarily talented Carnatic musicians. But most of them have pursued their artistic

There is a magical dimension to literature, one that sometimes gets taken for granted. It is the connection we feel,

Many of the Malayalam films that came out in the 1990s attempted to capture rural lifestyles and cultures that were

The writings of Manipravalam signify a pivotal evolution in Malayalam literature. Combining both Sanskrit and nonSanskrit words, Manipravalam’s works