The New Indian Express launches feature “Stories, Songs and Soul of Storytelling”

The New Indian Express, a leading English‑language daily, has rolled out a fresh editorial series called “Stories, Songs and Soul of Storytelling”. The piece aims to delve into the rich tradition of Indian storytelling, highlighting how music intertwines with narrative forms across regions.

In the opening segment, the newspaper outlines its intent to showcase diverse voices—from folk singers and oral historians to contemporary writers—who preserve cultural memory through song and story. By curating interviews, audio excerpts and written profiles, the series seeks to provide readers with a multidimensional view of India’s narrative heritage.

The initiative reflects the publication’s broader commitment to cultural journalism, positioning the feature as a regular column that will appear both in print and on the newspaper’s digital platform. Editors say the series will be updated weekly, inviting contributions from artists and scholars nationwide.

Readers can access the feature through the newspaper’s website, where multimedia elements such as audio clips and video snippets accompany the written pieces, offering an immersive experience of India’s storytelling landscape.