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What you need to remember is that the money you have won and the money you will take home are two very different numbers. Before you can cash your ticket, remember the prize money is taxed, so your government will take their fair share. a tax specialist, and even an attorney. In general, they willContinue reading “At least now you can afford a financial adviser,”

Just imagine having a small piece of paper with the right numbers printed on it and you win the huge jackpot. Well, if that small piece of paper makes you substantially wealthier, then your life will change for the better, one would think. We do not need scientific proof that lottery winners are much happierContinue reading “Recent big lottery winners”

Ali Jaafarprobably for a profit. Her case might be interesting, but she probably never won anything herself. Ali Jaafar and some of his family members are frequent lottery winners. Until now, Mr Jaafar has claimed over 900 prizes and won over $1 million. What is impressive about this person is the fact that on someContinue reading “winning tickets from players. Later she claimed those tickets,”

We all believe that winning the lottery is a onetime thing. It is impossible to hit the jackpot more than once, especially with those odds not working in our favor. So if we would to ask you, if you know someone who won the lottery more than 100 times, you will probably scream ‘no’. Well,Continue reading “Winning Lottery Strikes”

Gond paintings are drawn by village people of Gond tribes living in the district Mandla in Madhya Pradesh. The theme of paintings is mostly drawn from folktales and Gond mythology therefore these paintings are not mere decorations but also instant expressions of their religious sentiments and devotions. One of the striking feature of Gond paintingsContinue reading “Bhil painting”

Madhubani artwork: a dive into an indian folk art shape madhubani art: a dive into an indian folk art form art is an expression that makes use of the cultural symbols. The archive of the collective reminiscences of a tradition is seemed to be drawing, sculpture, poetry, literature and different media. Art keeps what fact-basedContinue reading “Tribal Art”

This Mela was a boost for his career in painting. He also participated in mela Shantiniketan. He is a recipient of West Bengal State Award for Kalighat painting. MATA NI PACHEDI- JAGDISH CHITARA Jagdish Chitara, the 48-year-old artist belongs to a traditional nomadic group of artisans known as Waghari. The Waghari people are poor andContinue reading “The Gonds and Bhils are two major tribal communities of Central India, The Bhil tribe is largely found”

art focus – half empty or half full – a. ramachandran Posted on August 3, 2020 22 Is the cup half empty, or half full? This was the one thought which kept flashing through my mind the day I came face-to-face with A. Ramachandran’s art. One of India’s leading contemporary artists, when Ramachandran [b. 1935],Continue reading “Bhil painting”

About Gond Painting Gond painting is a famous folk art of the Gond tribal community of central India. It is done to preserve and communicate the culture gond painting of the Gond tribal community. Gond tribal art includes folk dances, folk songs, and Gond paintings. The present-day Gond paintings have evolved from Digna and Bhittichitra.Continue reading “gond painting”

 (Bhil painting by renowned Bhil artist Ladoo Bai) Today, we’re getting to see much more of Bhil art in the mainstream. Clay has been replaced by canvas, natural dyes with acrylic paints. The artists who would earlier paint on walls and floors of their village homes, are now Bhil painting recognized over the country andContinue reading “Bhil painting”