Art & Culture
" Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures."
- Henry Ward Beecher
Our culture teaches us to live for our family and relations, as well as teaches us how to live as if we were children by teaching us how to rise above the attitude of adding and subtracting in terms of profit and loss.
The purpose of education is to impart the skills necessary to an individual so that they may effectively navigate the challenges and opportunities of life. That kind of life can only be lived by a person when certain conditions are met. When there is conflict in the individual’s life and positive force is available at that time, the culture helps lessen the conflicts that are present in the individual’s life and makes him environmentally mindful.
The only weapon to fight injustice is Education.
- The process of socialization is aided by culture.
- The incorporation of culture is beneficial to the development of personality.
- A child / youngster gains the ability to live through exposure to various cultures.
- Behavior in social settings is steered in a particular direction by culture.
- The love and harmony shared between cultures creates a bond.
- The characteristics of a nation’s language are mostly shaped by its culture.
· Culture teaches people how to live in harmony with the nature around them.
The contribution of the arts to the overall growth and development of the nation cannot be understated. This demonstrates that there is a common vision, set of values, set of behaviours, and a specific objective. Culture and creativity are integrated into all aspects of human activity, including those pertaining to the economy, society, and other domains. India is recognised for its many different cultures due to the fact that it is a country that is rich in diversity.
The term “Intangible Cultural Heritage” refers to the immense collection of song, music, dance, drama art, folk tradition, performing arts, religious rites and rituals, painting, and writing that India possesses. This collection is considered to be one of the most extensive in the world.
Individuals, groups, and cultural institutions that are active in the fields of performing arts, philosophy, and literature are eligible for financial assistance through a variety of programmes and schemes that have been established by the Ministry of Culture. These programmes and schemes were established for their protection. Our mission is to preserve the art and culture that is in danger of being lost.