The Gupta Empire A Golden Age of Art and Religion The Gupta Empire (4th-6th centuries CE) is known as India’s Golden Age, a period of great advancements in art, science, and religion. Under rulers like Chandragupta II, Hinduism flourished, influencing literature, philosophy, and temple architecture. Gupta artists made lasting contributions in sculpture and painting, while mathematicians introduced the concept of zero. This era also fostered religious tolerance, supporting Buddhism and Jainism, w

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Subodh Gupta, Contemporary Indian Artist, sheds light on the diaspora section alongside the contemporary one at Bihar Museum, the mandala he had built, the concept of museums and one’s body as a museum at the recently held Bihar Museum Biennale discussion in Mumbai. The upcoming Delhi event will also become a museological space for an evening to look at everyday objects from Bihar from a not-so-distant past and their relationship with memory and culture and inclusive representation of various id

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