
Tuli Research Centre for India Studies’ exhibition explores the Interplay between Indian Culture, Nature and Animals
The HinduAt the India International Centre in New Delhi, the Tuli Research Centre for India Studies presents a captivating exhibition titled ‘Self-Discovery via Rediscovering India’, showcasing the vibrant tapestry of Indian art, cinema & cultural heritage with a focus on the intricate relationship between humans, nature and animals, particularly canine children, or dogs in common parlance. This ancient bond between human and canine reflects the deep respect accorded to dogs in Indian culture and Hinduism, recognizing them as eternal and compassionate companions. However, amidst this celebration of the bond between humans and dogs, the exhibition tours sheds light on a sobering reality – the cruel treatment of stray street canine children by certain sections of society. Their freedom and the right to live on the street, so bringing joy and decency to harsh realities, is being stolen away from them.” As visitors navigate through the exhibition, they are invited to reflect on their own relationship with animals and nature and contemplate the profound lessons that can be gleaned from Indian art, culture, and heritage.
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