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He’s Got the Groove! Right from Anil Kapoor to ‘dancing uncle’ this is how Indians dance their heart outSubscriber Only
June 10, 2018 06:00 IST
Is it a ‘naagin’? Is it a being possessed? No, it is the north Indian male doing his best ‘shaadi’ dance.
The Hand That Rocks the CradleSubscriber Only
June 10, 2018 00:00 IST
When you are a woman dealing with infertility, your privacy is the first luxury to go. Privacy is right to be treated with sensitivity. But when you’re infertile, it’s a luxury you should never expect.
He Who Eats Alone Eats in HarmonySubscriber Only
June 10, 2018 00:00 IST
Like Inspector Montalbano, the solitary eater will endorse that a table for one is often a deeply satisfying affair. In popular and academic literature, meals are about love, bonhomie, gifting, making friends, cementing social relationships.
Happy Days Are Here Again: Books by Indian writers on how to live it up during the summer holidaysSubscriber Only
June 10, 2018 00:00 IST
This week, books by Indian writers on how to live it up during the summer holidays.
Raazi actor Jaideep Ahlawat: I would love to do a light-hearted roleSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 06:33 IST
Jaideep Ahlawat on his critically acclaimed performance in Raazi, and how he’s trying to look beyond the greyscale for his characters.
Ways of Seeing PleasureSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 14:06 IST
Richa Kaul Padte on her new book on porn, women and women watching porn.
Photographer Gauri Gill takes her desert journeysSubscriber Only
June 8, 2018 15:40 IST
Talking about perspective and how different views of the same thing can shape personal narratives, Photographer Gauri Gill says, “The truth reveals itself differently to each of us.
A Piece of Taj, BittersweetSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 14:14 IST
Agra’s petha industry nurtures a love-hate relationship with the Taj Mahal.
Down in Jungleland: Small, Pesky and PowerfulSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 06:00 IST
Can the wild and its big game do without the tiny tots?
Families in Food: Tradition of TasteSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 06:00 IST
Laxmi Misthan Bhandar in Jaipur claims to be as old as the Pink City.
Whose fort is it anyway?Subscriber Only
June 3, 2018 09:01 IST
No matter who decides to adopt it, the Red Fort needs to be restored — to the people. Subsequent acts over the past decades in the name of conservation have reduced the historic value of the fort.
Sand, Sea and Fantasy; Dubai has something for everyoneSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 00:00 IST
Towering over Dubai’s landscape is its tallest building, Burj Khalifa, with 200 floors (with two observation decks on the 125th and 148th floors). Looking down from 555 m above the ground, the vast ocean seems to meet the desert down below.
Fall by the Side; The natural wonder of the Horizontal FallsSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 00:00 IST
Our last stop is Beagle Bay, home of the Nyul Nyul indigenous people. Apart from a flock of cacophonic cockatoos, the town is deserted. Perhaps, everyone is indoors to escape the harsh, tropical sun. The Sacred Heart Church stands tall next to the local school.
Travelling is a way of finding the kindness of strangersSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 00:00 IST
Almost every traditional religion there teaches empathy and tolerance. Among others, I could see the influence of Shinto, the religion originating in the land, a belief that focusses on the way of kami (mystical or divine spirits). The believers respect every living and non-living being.
Art is where I take shelter and how I respond: Anuradha RoySubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 00:00 IST
Anuradha Roy on her new novel, the perils of nationalism and what sustains her at a time of toxic change.
The Pyjama Building: Delhi’s National Cooperative Development CorporationSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 00:00 IST
Delhi’s National Cooperative Development Corporation stands out for its impressive geometry.
Nu Sound of Music: Rafiq Bhatia’s intriguing twist to American jazzSubscriber Only
June 3, 2018 00:00 IST
An Indian-origin musician is taking American jazz on an intriguing journey.
Divine the rapper on Ranveer Singh starrer Gully Boy, Zoya Akhtar, and musicSubscriber Only
May 27, 2018 15:01 IST
Here's how Vivian Fernandes aka DIVINE inspired Zoya Akhtar to make a film on Mumbai’s hip-hop scene.
From picking paper to starring in films: Meet Parubai, the unlikely starSubscriber Only
May 30, 2018 11:47 IST
From waste-picking to getting cast in films by FTII students, Parubai's story is extremely inspiring.
Vacation time is here but are the summer days drifting awaySubscriber Only
May 27, 2018 08:54 IST
The colours and fragrances of our fiercest season.
WhatsApp Uncle on why Priyanka Chopra should have worn a sari at the Royal WeddingSubscriber Only
May 27, 2018 01:00 IST
Beti Meghan is PCs friend... and so she went.... thats all ok.... but why did she wear a CHRISTIAN DRESS!!!... she could have worn beautiful ghagra by manish or even saari by sabya....
I’m a target because I’m an outsider: Sanskrit scholar Sheldon PollockSubscriber Only
June 4, 2018 13:21 IST
Sanskrit scholar Sheldon Pollock, 70, who was in India recently, speaks on the relevance of Sanskrit in India today, dealing with hate and why he has never approached language through the prism of religion.
A suitable job for a woman; Clare Mackintosh on broken families, mental illness and pulling off the police proceduralSubscriber Only
May 27, 2018 12:25 IST
Like the work of many of her contemporaries, including Gillian Flynn, Paula Hawkins, Alex Marwood and Tana French, at the heart of Clare Mackintosh’s psychological thrillers is the family and the grey zone of domestic lives.
Once upon a time in Kasauli: A tale from the pastSubscriber Only
May 27, 2018 14:33 IST
While unmindful constructions dot the town’s periphery, the untouched old ramparts, empty and melancholic, still tell a tale of the past.
A summer in Chhattarpur Farms; My life of binaries in the Capital citySubscriber Only
May 27, 2018 00:00 IST
Though I had lived in Delhi before, I never had to visit Chhattarpur. Young migrant students who tried to save Rs 20 by walking from Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station to Kamla Nagar in the scorching Delhi summer to have a plate of Maggi anda-nimboo pani at the campus dhaba later.
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