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Druk Gawa Khilwa, Kathmandu, is currently the main training centre and administration headquarters of all the Drukpa lineage nunneries in the Himalayas.

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Training the Body and Mind: Kung-Fu Nuns of Kathmandu

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In Conversation with Carl Malamud: A Case for Universal Access to KnowledgeInterview

കോട്ടയത്തിന്‍റെ മധ്യകാല ചരിത്രവും ഡച്ച് ബഹുഭാഷാ വിദ്യാലയവും: ഒരന്വേഷണം Module

Five Indian Museums Your Kids Will LoveArticle

The Birth of Experimental Theatre in Bombay: In Conversation with Saryu DoshiInterview

On the ‘flow of soul’ in the Bhulabhai Desai Memorial Institute: In Conversation with Gerson da CunhaInterview

Training the Body and Mind: Kung-Fu Nuns of KathmanduImage Gallery

Interview with Syed Jasim Chishti, caretaker at the hallowed Ajmer Sharif DargahVideo

Contemporary Puppetry in India: Dr Sudha Gopalakrishnan in conversation with Dadi PudumjeeVideo

कलेवा आनी बानी के छत्तीसगढ़ी व्यंजनLibrary Artifacts

Gadh Kaleva Sweets and Savouries Video

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गढ़ कलेवा: छत्तीसगढ़ी खानपान परिसर , Gadh Kaleva: A Place…

Practices and Rituals Institutions Built Spaces

Sharwin Kailashi

Baroda Museum and Picture Gallery

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Training the Body and Mind: Kung-Fu Nuns of Kathmandu

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Images from Baroda Museum

Pranita Harad

Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum: Honours

Pranita Harad

Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum Collection

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Shruti Chakraborty

Five Indian Museums Your Kids Will Love

Knowledge Traditions Institutions Built Spaces

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गढ़ कलेवा: छत्तीसगढ़ी कलाओं का प्रतिबिम्ब, Chhattisgarhi Visual Art at Gadh Kaleva

Visual and Material Arts Institutions Built Spaces

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गढ़ कलेवा: एक परिचय , An Introduction to Gadh Kaleva

Institutions Built Spaces

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The Chinese word gun refers to a long staff used as a weapon. It is one of the four major weapons, along with the qiang (spear), dao (sabre), and the jian (straight sword), used in Chinese martial arts.

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Training the Body and Mind: Kung-Fu Nuns of Kathmandu