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Here’s why you should binge-watch Damaged, India’s first show about female serial killer

T.M. Krishna

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Carnatic vocalist, author of ‘A Southern Music:The Karnatik Story’, public speaker and writer on human choices, dilemmas and concerns

The citizen as artist

Tue, Aug 15, 2017

Independence needs no introduction, explanatory notes or constitutional description, for we have all experienced its fullness. In moments of abandon, when we express, receive and share it without any external or inner censorship whatsoever, we rejoice in its sanctity. Yes! I have said sanctity, because there is something utterly precious, untainted in its embrace. Our […]

Myth and reality

Thu, Jun 09, 2016

Art and culture are going through a right-wing phase, though Hindu art forms have never been targeted in India.

Chennai must look beyond the flood relief spectacle

Tue, Dec 29, 2015

There seems to be one unwritten agreement among business houses. They are all part of corporate associations such as CII or FICCI, which are basically ‘unions’ they use as lobbying platforms.

Moving on in Chennai

Tue, Dec 29, 2015

The city must look beyond the flood relief spectacle and reinvent the idea of citizenship.

The city of unheard melodies

Mon, Jan 12, 2015

The greatest tragedy of urbanisation is what it has done to the idea of the village.

Jun 23: Latest News

Delhi must hold on to its cosmopolitan culture: Writer Rana Safvi

Delhi must hold on to its cosmopolitan culture: Writer Rana Safvi

Writer-scholar Rana Safvi says it is imperative for Delhi to hold on to its cosmopolitan culture. Her latest book "The Forgotten Cities of Delhi" emerges at a time when there is a brazen attempt to re-write Indian history with demonisation of the Mughals.