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Bharatiya Wisdom
Bhaja Govindam – Verse 31
Nikhil Srinivas’s complete reflection on verse 31 of Bhaja Govindam, with the Kannada-script verse, transliteration and English explanation.
13 May 2025 · 1 min read
Music
Carnatic Music: A Journey Through Melody and Emotion
Nikhil Srinivas explores Carnatic music through ragas, swaras, gamakas, tala, the tanpura and the emotional character of Maya Malava Gowla.
10 May 2025 · 2 min read
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