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Singer Chinmayi Sripaada on how joining the #MeToo movement changed her
The rebellion of playback singer Chinmayi Sripaada and the aftermath of her dissent.
'Exploitable divides, racial in America or religious in India, will never vanish'
Amit Majmudar’s latest book, a retelling of the Ramayana, seeks new answers from ancient wisdom.
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Made of clay and a monitor lizard's skin, this Goan drum could get heritage status
As the ghumot gets set to receive a state heritage status, Goans are only too happy to be beating the drum.
Clothes and the Core
The importance of fitness apparel. Or, T-shirt fit toh India fit.
Of tern poop, tickling turtles and reef-villain — starfish on Australia's Lady Elliot Island
The white-capped noddy tern, a seabird, was doing what his ancestors did. Pooped on the island to turn it into a guano (bird poop) mining site. So precious was guano as manure and ingredient for gunpowder that poop-diggers stripped the island bare for the expensive bird droppings.
Culture, people and history — Exploring the many flavours of Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's cuisine melds the cultures of its myriad ethnic groups, carries impressions of its colonial past, and is informed largely by its topography, and a little by the West too.
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By The Book: ’Tis the Season
A fortnightly column on thematic recommendations for young ’uns. This week, on Christmas.
The right course
The sailor, whose service was terminated by the Indian navy after a gender reassignment surgery, explains why she is fighting back.
Speakeasy: Shine On, You crazy diamonds
The physics Nobel goes to Ligo, but science fiction is the real star
In a district infamous for child marriage, a teenager finds freedom in football
Boisterous in school, she turns painfully bashful at home. There is no laughter, no pranks, and no friends either.
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