Arya is the Founder-editor of PublicTunes Media and the Chief Editor of Insaniyat Magazine. PublicTunes Media is an open resource for the history, arts, and culture of India, and also the network which produces Insaniyat Magazine. Arya has had a long stint in the field of Arts and Humanities, as he has served as an Art Director for various international festivals. Arya specializes in the history and culture of Delhi, and that is reflected in his work which follows a line of the eccentric Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb Culture. Arya has also transcended into different fields by venturing into travel writing, as his first travel-based account about a journey across India in only 540Rs, is all set to release later this year. A unique aspect of Arya is that he carves his work through oral accounts and stories of people living on the edge, while taking influence from the environment and a socio-cultural atmosphere which also inspires him to explore new themes and auras of history. History, heritage, art, people, culture, food, music, and travel is what Arya feeds on for his curiosity as a history buff.
Around 26kms for Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir, near the Jhelum river is a monumental jigsaw puzzle in stone. The place with an array of stones is called Parihaspora (the city of stones) which is one of Kashmir’s most marvelous ancient township built by a well-known king Lalit Aditya in the 8th century BCE.
It is a sad reality that a city that used to give top positions and social acceptance to Eunuchs during the Mughal Empire, today they have to fight for social acceptance and economic equality while facing social stigma, as they fight from the Transgender People Protections Bill which even takes away the basic rights
Indo-Nepal relations have been exceptional since ages with cooperation and trust. Both Indians and Nepalese people can work and stay without a passport in either of the nations, which has emboldened the bond between the two nations and established a grip which has been a catalyst for the inter-cultural connection for people living on
While the whole world is grappling with an economic slowdown due to the Coronavirus, and spending a huge percentage of their GDP on social welfare and helping the poor, the Modi led government has different plans for tackling the virus. The Indian economy registered an all-time low in 45 years, with the economy coming
The Modi government introduced a bill called The Transgender Persons Protection of Rights Bill, 2019 on 19th July, 2019 and passed it in the Lok Sabha on 5th August, 2019 which was the same day when the government also abrogated Article 370, which pushed the issue under the carpet and hence got no reportage.
The Yamuna: India’s most polluted riverThe Pandit stands on the bank of Yamuna and exclaims that the river is a part of the Hindu culture, and its condition is pinching every Hindu’s heart all across the world.“The Yamuna is considered as the holiest river in India and its condition is currently in the worst
Religion under the Mughal EmpireWe the people of India refer India as to Hindustan. The name Hindustan can be traced from two major instances, the first being when the Mahmud of Ghazni was attacking the northern portion of India and they were resisted by the Pal Clan of the Hindushahis who lived between the
Amid the deleterious Coronavirus and the crashing world economy, with falling stock markets and lost jobs across the big corporate ventures, one of the biggest tech giants of the United States and the richest businessman of India have joined their hands presenting a Jugalbandi to the world. Facebook recently became the largest minority shareholder
COMMON-OMICS: The term used to define common man economics. He sits in dark and dingy corners of streets, with smoke erupting from the pot he boils his tea in, with all his belongings set mannerly on his Thela and his eldest son shredding ginger with utmost concentration as if he is developing the latest cutting-edge
