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Sunday Long Reads: Conscious eating, Raj Bhavan’s lesson on diversity, ‘The Worst Person in the World’ review, and more
Here are interesting reads for this week!
How a group of youngsters is turning away from lucrative professions to bring conscious eating to our tables
A generation that has a ringside view of a world ravaged by disparities and mounting environmental concerns worry about a future which will be resource-starved and climate-scarred
‘Interwoven metaphors make art a great bridge to understand time and space of life’: Artist NS Harsha
Recipient of several prestigious awards, Mysuru-based NS Harsha, 52, reflects on the cosmic and the prosaic in his solo at Delhi’s Vadehra gallery.
‘If things don’t work out, it’s important to not treat it like the end of the world’: French actor Agathe Rousselle
The Parisian talks about coming to terms with the unprecedented success of her debut role as a psychopath in the Cannes film festival sensation, Titane
Danish-Norwegian auteur Joachim Trier’s latest film The Worst Person in the World is a wry, wistful, heartbreaking ode to modern love
The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in July last year.
What the Raj Bhavans tell about diversity and our journey as a nation
From monasteries to palaces, the history of these government houses offers glimpses into the lives of the people who lived there
The bird who sang for a swimming pool
There’s an exuberance about bird calls that make you feel optimistic despite the distress in the world
Sunday Long Reads: Women in conservation, short story by Shahrukh Alam, book on Icelandic women’s battle for equality, and more
Here are this week's interesting reads!
How Devi in New York City showed what human connections can do for food
Our menu made us proud and gave our customers something new and old as India.
Ahead of Women’s Day, a look at how protectors of living heritage have taken ownership of spaces
Women, too, can make for good labourers, tile-makers, inlay artists, craftspeople and guides. Without them, heritage won't be living or breathing
The life and death of Mohammad Nanhe. And the brief flicker afterwards
Orthodoxy, impediments and a repentant spirit — in our Women’s Day Special, a short story by Shahrukh Alam on how Zainab goes back to school
Who’s got the best eyesight in the world?
Can it be an owl who can see at night, or a human being whose vision is seven times sharper than a cat or a dog
Sunday Long Reads: Pandemic’s effect on our social skills, Madhuri Dixit interview, gender-fluid sculptures making a wave globally, and more
Take a look at this weeks' must-reads!
Let’s talk about this: What has the pandemic done to our social skills?
In the last two years, over the course of the pandemic, our social skills have taken a hit. As the world prepares to open up, how ready are we to return to our older connections and the conversations they generated?
‘If you take yourself too seriously, it’s dangerous’: Madhuri Dixit
The actor on portraying the many shades of her new character in her latest web show 'The Fame Game', the challenges of the Nineties, and being soccer mom to her children
Holding on and letting go in Stay Awake
When a parent spirals into addiction, where do the children go?
Why the gender-fluid polychrome sculptures by a Sri Lankan-Australian artist is making waves globally
Civilisations, iconographies and colours collide in Australian sculptor Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran’s first solo show in India
How I got hooked on to nature
Stare long and hard enough at a tree, the sense of wonder will beginning to stir, or, perhaps, a coppersmith barbet might remind you of a clown with hiccups.
Sunday Long Reads: Deepika Padukone on ‘Geheraiyaan’, a tribute to the disco king Bappi Lahiri, Bhutan’s first Oscar-nominated filmmaker, and more
Don't miss out on this week's long reads!
When, in India, Bhutan’s first Oscar-nominated director decided to become a storyteller
Pawo Choyning Dorji, the India-born Bhutanese filmmaker whose directorial debut 'Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom' is Bhutan’s first ever Oscar nomination, on India’s role in his life, making a film against all odds and the responsibility of a filmmaker
Deepika Padukone: I’ve made several mistakes, choices… I’ve grown to be comfortable being who I am
As actor Deepika Padukone's latest film Gehraiyaan continues to make waves, she speaks about baring one's vulnerabilities, being less judgemental, and finding her mind and body balance
Bappi Lahiri taught a generation that music could be loads of fun
He is one of the rare composers who is instantly recognisable. He showed that depth can be achieved even with a lightness of touch
‘Equality depends on who’s in charge’: Céline Sciamma
As the French screenwriter-director’s new feature Petite Maman streams on MUBI, she talks about subverting convention, her collaborative process and why, in her movies, you can’t ignore gender
How swearing-in ceremonies have moved from indoors to the open skies at the Rashtrapati Bhavan
Be it managing security or preparing the venue for the oath-taking ceremony, while protocols may have changed over the years, the event remains as stately and solemn as ever
Why Lata Mangeshkar deserves a better moniker than the nightingale
Songs of the blue whistling-thrush, grey-winged blackbird, white-rumped shama or magpie-robin far outclass the nightingale
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