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Manali The Best Tourist City in Himachal

Tourists can participate in a variety of activities in Manali, including trekking, paragliding, and rafting. The town is also home to several temples and monasteries, including the Hadimba Temple and the Tibetan Monastery. There are many options for accommodation in Manali, including hotels, guesthouses, and campsites. The town also has a number of restaurants and cafes that offer a variety of…

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Kangra Valley

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Good news for women

The training at Sapna Center has helped the women to come up with solutions for problems in their villages.

By Rishabh Jain Published On 31 Aug 2024

Kandabari, India – On a sunny morning in Kandabari village in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, a group of students is learning to code in a classroom.

Kriti Kumari, 19, is one of 31 women at the Sapna Center, which trains rural women from marginalised backgrounds and requires them to live on campus. The centre offers a yearlong training programme in which women are taught to code and design websites and learn project management and primary-school-level maths for aspiring teachers. The organisation helps others find jobs in India’s information technology sector.

“If not for the Sapna Center, I would have been married by now and doing household chores,” Kumari, a native of the central Indian state of Jharkhand who has been at the centre for four months, told Al Jazeera.

“My brother was against the idea of my studies, and we had financial problems at home. However, my father supported me and dropped me here,” Kumari told Al Jazeera.

The centre is run by Sajhe Sapne, a nonprofit that was started in 2020 by Surabhi Yadav, 32, an alumnus of the country’s premier engineering school, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Delhi. It has graduated 90 students so far.

For young women like Kumari, coding and programming skills help gain access to India’s $250bn IT industry, which employs more than five million people and where 36 percent of the workforce is women.

An IT job is Kumari’s goal at the end of her course, she said, even though it’s not been an easy journey so far. She had never heard the term coding and initially had a hard time understanding the concept.

Yadav said language barriers are one of the reasons why women from rural areas might not excel in STEM courses.

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Sangla Valley, Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, India: Sangla is a town in the Baspa Valley, also referred to as the Sangla Valley, in the Kinnaur District of Himachal Pradesh, India, close to the Tibetan border. Wikipedia

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Kangra Miniature Painting: A Timeless Elegance Waiting for the World to See.

In the serene valleys of Himachal Pradesh, a delicate art form flourished centuries ago—Kangra Miniature Painting. Born in the 18th century under the patronage of Maharaja Sansar Chand, this art is a celebration of nature, devotion, and romanticism. The subtle brushstrokes, natural dyes, and intricate detailing in these paintings transform mythology and love stories into a visual symphony.

At the heart of Kangra paintings are themes that resonate with universal human emotions—most notably, the divine love of Radha and Krishna. Every piece captures the essence of nature with soft pastel hues, drawing viewers into a world of lush forests, flowing rivers, and vibrant flora. The art doesn't just depict a scene—it draws you into it, making you feel the emotions embedded in each leaf, each figure, and each color.

Themes

Kangra paintings often depict themes from Hindu mythology, particularly the love story of Radha and Krishna. Other common themes include scenes from the Bhagavata Purana, Gita Govinda, and Ramayana, as well as nature and court life. The landscapes are lush, with an emphasis on greenery, rivers, and flora.

Techniques and Style

1.Color Palette: Made using natural dyes derived from minerals, plants, and stones. Soft pastel shades are prominent in Kangra paintings, creating a sense of serenity.

2.Brushwork: The brushwork is fine and intricate, which contributes to the delicate detailing in facial expressions, garments, and natural surroundings.

3.Depiction of Nature: Trees, rivers, and animals are painted with care and precision, reflecting the beauty of the Kangra Valley.

4.Romanticism: The paintings often portray idealized romantic scenes, such as lovers in gardens or musicians playing for deities.

Yet, despite its beauty and rich history, Kangra Miniature Painting remains a hidden gem in the art world. It’s time for the world to take notice. Artists like Vijay Sharma have kept the tradition alive, breathing life into ancient techniques while ensuring this precious art form doesn't fade into obscurity.

Kangra Miniature Painting is not just an art form—it’s a piece of our cultural soul, deserving of the same recognition and celebration worldwide.

Let us open our hearts and eyes to the splendor of Kangra Miniature Painting—a legacy of love, devotion, and artistic mastery.

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