Saerch, Seek and You Shall Find in India
Aparna Sridhar’s article published on th website of Indica Center for Soft Power Studies (29.09.2023.)

Eva Berki has translated the works of India spiritual teachers to Hungarian. She has also made available in Hungarian Sanskrit texts, as well as help edit along with a team a Sanskrit Hungarian dictionary. Through her dance and love for Indian philosophy,  we find an abiding connection between Hungary and India…

Bridging cultural barriers
Rupa Srikanth’s article published in The Hindu  (11.03.2011)

Sri Parthasarathy Swami Sabha recently hosted three East European Bharatanatyam dancers, Natalia Butyrskaya (Russia), Eva Berki and Mariann Adasz (Hungary), all disciples of senior dancer Meenakshi Chitharanjan. One could see that they were passionate dancers and were driven enough to surmount cultural and linguistic barriers…

Drawn by a passion for dance
Rupa Srikanth’s article published in The Hindu  (09.12.2010)

Enthusiastic They came to Chennai from all over – Russia, Chile, France, Hungary and so on, to learn a classical art form. Read on to find out what it means to them… Rupa Srikanth