‘We cannot live better than in seeking to become better’ ‘Akarmaa Seek’ aspires school children to nurture their inner conscience towards mindful living. Imparting awareness through deep understanding of one’s action, we aspire children to become passionate, compassionate and thoughtful beings. Learning through doing has a deep impact in everyone, especially in children. However involving […]
‘என்னிடம் இருட்டைக் கொண்டு வா, நான் தான் அதை விலக்கினேன் என்று ஒப்புக்கொள்கிறேன் ‘ வெளிச்சம் கல்வியும் அறிதலும் நம் ஊரில் ஓர் சிறிய பட்டாம்பூச்சியின் சிறகின் அசைவால், வேறு எங்கோ ஓர் ஊரில் சூறாவளி ஏற்படும்- என்பது கயோஸ் கோட்பாடு.நம் அன்றாட வாழ்வில் செய்யும் அனைத்து வேலைகளின் எதிரொளியும் நாம் காண்பதில்லை. நாம் காண்பினும் அதை அறிவதில்லை. நம் இதிகாசங்களில் அடிமைத்தனம் என்றாலே ஆங்கிலேயர் ஆட்சிக் காலத்தை தான் குறிக்கும். அப்பொழுது விதைக்கப்பட்ட ஓர் விதை
The present era, the kali yuga according to the Hindu mythology, is believed to witness the last of the Dasavatharam of lord Vishnu. The trilinga-desam witnessed the construction of many Vaishnava temples during the Kakatiya Dynasty. In later years, several of them were ransacked by political invaders. During the mid 18th and 19th Century, Maharaja
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Architecture & Dialogue 20161113 Date: 2016 November 13Place: Hyderabad “Heritage is our link to past cultures and societies, and this, by definition, involvescomplex interrelationships and phenomena.” – Maria Economou, A Companion to Heritage Studies, ch: Heritage in the Digital Age, For Facebook Post
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The Earthen Nest is a building construction collective working with both alternative and conventional materials to create high-quality, well-crafted spaces. Collaborating with architects and engineers across South India, the team consistently takes on unique, challenging projects—delivering them with reliability, precision, and cost-effective solutions. With over a decade of experience, The Earthen Nest has evolved into
