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On Mother’s Day, twin girls for Irom SharmilaSubscriber Only
May 13, 2019 04:55 IST
Sharmila and her husband, Goan-born British national Desmond Coutinho, have named their daughters Nix Sakhi and Autumn Tara.
Mon, May 13, 2019
Hit global headlines from PhD lab, now waits at homeSubscriber Only
May 10, 2019 05:22 IST
In 2013, Hemanth Kappanna was a part of a team of three PhD students at the West Virginia University, Morgantown, whose research into the emissions of nitrogen oxides of two Volkswagen cars uncovered the German automobile major’s fraudulent use of “cheat devices” in the US market.
Fri, May 10, 2019
Karnataka: ‘Can’t say one party is better for the Army than the other’Subscriber Only
April 22, 2019 01:33 IST
Whether nationalism plays out to the BJP’s advantage in this region would perhaps be determined by local factors.
Mon, Apr 22, 2019
Bangalore South: In BJP bastion, ‘Modi fanboy’ invokes patriotism, Congress sniffs a chanceSubscriber Only
April 17, 2019 00:45 IST
Over close to two decades, the Bangalore South seat has been an invincible BJP stronghold. BJP candidate for the Bangalore South Lok Sabha constituency Tejasvi Surya is described, among other things, as a young Sachin Tendulkar taking on Pakistani pacers.
Mon, May 20, 2019
Krishna Byre Gowda: ‘In southern states, there is a sense of being let down by the Centre’Subscriber Only
April 15, 2019 01:59 IST
A minister in the H D Kumaraswamy Cabinet, KBG, as he is known, is one of the most promising Vokkaliga leaders in the Congress and its urbane, suave face.
Mon, Apr 15, 2019
A documentary that wants people fall in love with Karnataka’s wildlifeSubscriber Only
April 14, 2019 08:20 IST
A homegrown documentary film celebrates the astonishing diversity of Karnataka’s wildlife.
Sun, Apr 14, 2019
Book review: Not quite at home
April 06, 2019 00:45 IST
The fraught question of belonging, identity and autonomy in the Northeast
Sat, Apr 06, 2019
Sumalatha Ambareesh: In Mandya, standing between the CM Kumaraswamy’s son and a win, a star wifeSubscriber Only
April 01, 2019 01:07 IST
Sumalatha says the Vokkaliga votes will split, and she is banking on the Dalits and Kurubas, who make up the traditional Congress vote bank.
Sat, Apr 13, 2019
Despite decades of death and despair, Kolar’s golden dreams refuse to dieSubscriber Only
March 17, 2019 06:00 IST
It was a town that sat on gold, but lost its lustre. A blockbuster Kannada film brings it new fame, but KGF has many more stories to tell.
Mon, Mar 18, 2019
The Gospel according to PaulSubscriber Only
February 17, 2019 06:00 IST
At 73, Malayalam writer and public intellectual Paul Zacharia has written his first novel in English. A look at his literary journey that was shaped by Christianity, Communism and a modernist’s search for the right words.
Sun, Feb 17, 2019
‘I’ve been an outsider since the age of three’: Nobel laureate Venkatraman RamakrishnanSubscriber Only
January 27, 2019 06:00 IST
Nobel laureate and scientist Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, 66, on his first book, doing badly in school and why he fancies a career in writing.
Sat, Aug 13, 2022
Kannada writer Jayant Kaikini awarded DSC Prize for ‘No Presents Please’
January 25, 2019 21:35 IST
Kaikini’s book was the dark horse in a power-packed shortlist, which included Pakistani-British novelist Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire, Pakistani novelist’s Mohsin Hamid: Exit West, Neel Mukherjee’s A State Of Freedom, Sujit Saraf’s Harilal & Sons and Manu Joseph’s Miss Laila Armed And Dangerous.
Sat, Jan 26, 2019
Against All Silence: Shashi Deshpande on encounters with male entitlementSubscriber Only
January 13, 2019 06:00 IST
Shashi Deshpande on a life spent honing a literary voice, and encounters with male entitlement.
Wed, Jan 16, 2019
The wall that women madeSubscriber Only
January 05, 2019 00:05 IST
Why the Vanitha Mathil or Women’s Wall in Kerala was a powerful, stirring image of our time
Sat, Jan 05, 2019
The year in stories
December 29, 2018 00:48 IST
A rich bounty of non-fiction narratives explains a rapidly changing world; the best of fiction mines the human heart
Sat, Dec 29, 2018
The fiery flavours of East Bengal’s dried and fermented fish are all the notes of lifeSubscriber Only
December 23, 2018 06:00 IST
It’s always got a bad rep. But in the fiery flavours of East Bengal’s dried and fermented fish are all the notes of life, from the heat of spice to the decay of time and tide.
Sun, Dec 23, 2018
The rocky course #MeToo has faced in two southern film industriesSubscriber Only
December 09, 2018 06:00 IST
An apology and a ban reveal the rocky course of #MeToo in two southern film industries.
Sun, Dec 09, 2018
Tamil Nadu honour killing: ‘Till police here, we are safe… But other side has more people’Subscriber Only
December 02, 2018 02:53 IST
‘Vanniyar’ Swathi, ‘Parayar’ Nandesh fell in love on the road that took them out of their divided village. But 4 months after they married, caste caught up.
Sun, Dec 02, 2018
In Mahesh Rao’s second novel, exploring the moral challenge that money and social mobility pose
November 24, 2018 02:54 IST
In his second novel, Polite Society, Mahesh Rao chooses to transplant Austen’s Emma in crazy rich south Delhi.
Sat, Nov 24, 2018
Kannada actor Arjun Sarja accused of harassment, HC to hear his plea todaySubscriber Only
November 14, 2018 05:43 IST
Hariharan told The Indian Express that she was spurred by the accounts of actor Tanushree Dutta and singer Chinmayi Sripada to speak up.
Wed, Nov 14, 2018
Sita Sings the BluesSubscriber Only
November 04, 2018 06:00 IST
A Kannada poet-activist Du Saraswathi sings of a Sita who doesn’t die, she lives on to create life. “Why should Sita die? Life is precious and beautiful. It should be used to create more life. And that is why Sita is important,” says Saraswathi.
Sun, Nov 04, 2018
The revolution never arrives
November 03, 2018 01:05 IST
A stark political fable, Benyamin’s award-winning novel offers a powerful portrait of a divided State
Sat, Nov 03, 2018
Sita’s new world
October 27, 2018 00:36 IST
Walikhanna charts the journey of Indian women from birth to childhood and adolescence and marriage, and their experience of gender-based violence.
Sat, Oct 27, 2018
Defence Against the Dark Arts: A look at Girish Karnad’s legacySubscriber Only
October 07, 2018 05:30 IST
For years, Girish Karnad has used history and ancient myths to examine the fault lines of Indian society, here and now. As he returns with a new historical play, a look at the 80-year-old’s legacy and why he still feels the need to voice his dissent.
Sun, Oct 07, 2018
A sailor and his boat: Abhilash Tomy’s love affair with the sea that brought him to raceSubscriber Only
September 30, 2018 04:53 IST
Abhilash Tomy’s Golden Globe adventure, though, remained a secret to his parents. “When the boat was built, a Malayalam newspaper printed a small story about it. That’s when we came to know,” the father says.
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