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Steeped in legacy and radiating with rhythm, the ‘Khajuraho Bal Nritya Mahotsav’ returns from 21st to 26th of February 2026 at Mela Ground, Khajuraho. This distinguished platform invites children aged 10 to 16 years to present the splendour of Indian classical dance forms and experience the spirit of a revered national tradition. A rare opportunity for young artistes to showcase their talent on a national stage and step into the luminous world of classical heritage. Register online before 07 Feb

Raag Ameer, a prestigious classical music festival organised in memory of Ustad Amir Khan by the Department of Culture, Government of Madhya Pradesh, and the Ustad Alauddin Khan Sangeet & Kala Academy, commenced with a soulful inaugural evening in Indore. The first evening paid homage to the maestro whose artistry shaped the Maihar Gharana and elevated the depth and discipline of Indian classical music, setting a refined tone for the festival. Day 1 featured evocative performances by: Vidushi Sm

In the tribal heartlands of Madhya Pradesh, Pithora painting is more than an art form. It is a sacred expression of faith, gratitude, and celebration. Practised by the Bhil tribe, one of the state’s most significant communities, this tradition lives on as a ritual where creativity meets deep spiritual belief. With the arrival of a new harvest, walls turn into vibrant canvases. Bright colours, animated figures, and rhythmic compositions narrate stories of prosperity, fertility, and joy. Horses, c