Guest Post Submission
We invite artists, teachers, and scholars to share their perspectives on the Indian performing arts using the guest post feature. Please review the guidelines before submitting your article.
Blog submission guidelines
- Article requirements
• Your writing must be original and unpublished elsewhere.
• The suggested length is 600–1,200 words.
• Use clear, simple language that supports wider understanding. - Theme and focus
• Write on topics related to Indian classical dance, music, theatre, expression, aesthetics, or the shastras.
• Personal insights, reflections from training, research notes, teaching experiences, and creative interpretations are all welcome.
• Submissions with promotional intent (products, commercial services, or event marketing) will not be accepted. - References and links
• If you quote texts, verses, or research, credit your sources.
• Keep external links limited (up to three), and only when they support learning. - What to include
• Send your article text using the form below.
• A short contributor bio (max 100 words).
• Images or media related to your topic. Please make sure you have permission and share proper credits. - Review and publishing
• Every submission will be reviewed for clarity, authenticity, and alignment with our mission.
• Minor edits can be made for readability while keeping your voice intact.
• We will notify you by email regarding approval, publishing, or revision requests.
• When you submit, you allow us to publish your article with full credit to you. This includes sharing it on our website and social platforms.
• This is a volunteer contribution. We do not offer payment for published posts.
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At Natya-Shastra.in, our mission is to serve as a gateway to the illustrious world of the Natyashastra. We offer insights, resources, and a platform to delve deeper into the nuances of Indian performing arts.
Also, we aim to bring forth the richness of this ancient text. We try to shed light on the profound wisdom it holds and its everlasting influence on various artistic traditions.
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NatyaShastra Glossary: Head over to the Natyashastra Glossary page to know the meaning behind Sanskrit terms used in the articles.
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Knowledge Source & References: Inspired by ancient Natyashastra scriptures, open to interpretation.