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Celebrating the tulsi

Celebrating the tulsi



The tulsi plant was the central focus of attention at the  first of it’s kind, two-day Tulsi Festival held recently at Big Foot, Loutolim. Held in collaboration with the Department of Forests, the festival witnessed the participation from students and staff of B S P Gomantak  Ayurveda Maha Vidyalaya, Shiroda, P E S Ravi Naik College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Ponda, and Parvatibai Chowgule College of Arts and  Science, Margao. At the festival, the many varieties of this medicinal plant and its uses (both, medicinal and ritualistic) were displayed and discussed. Demonstrations featuring tulsi used in food and beverages were also held.

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The sari saga

Noted designer Sabayasachi recently triggered a nation-wide outrage when he stated that Indian women who don’t know how to wear a sari should be ashamed as the sari was a part of Indian culture. While the designer has since apologised for his comments, the debate continues

VALANKY BOTHELLO
Published Feb 17, 2018, 6:38 PM IST
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The sari saga

Women not only from the Indian sub-continent but also across the world, savour the yards of cloth designed and draped in different styles and fashion. The sari is represented by many as the national dress of India on many international grounds, and many women of different age groups treasure this outfit which may be sometimes inherited from past generations.  And while Sabayasachi, a brand synonymous to splendour and richness is noted for his take on ethnic wear, a…

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