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Inside Christopher Nolan’s roundtable with A-listers of Indian cinemaSubscriber Only
April 8, 2018 06:49 IST
Listening in at a roundtable with Christopher Nolan, where he pitches celluloid as the future of film to the A-listers of Indian cinema.
Families in Food: Puneri PlateSubscriber Only
April 8, 2018 00:05 IST
A restaurant that continues to rustle up authentic Pune dishes after it first set up shop.
Mangoes Are Not the Only FruitSubscriber Only
April 8, 2018 08:47 IST
It's time for the jackfruit to take its rightful place at the top of the fruit chain.
Down in Jungleland: Landmine in the GrassSubscriber Only
April 8, 2018 00:00 IST
Game birds might be hard to spot, but keep an ear out and watch your step and you just might be lucky. Making an acquaintance of the grey francolins, the commonest of the tribe found across India, except the Northeast, is pretty easy.
Beyond paper and paint, an artist needs a vision: Prabhakar KolteSubscriber Only
April 8, 2018 00:00 IST
One of India’s leading abstract artists, the reclusive Prabhakar Kolte speaks on his first solo show in over a decade, the importance of being a non-conformist and why art education in India is outdated.
By The Book: Paint Me a New WorldSubscriber Only
April 8, 2018 00:00 IST
A curated list of recommendations for the young ’uns. Celebrating April 15 — the birthday of the Italian Renaissance maestro, Leonardo da Vinci — as World Art Day, a look at some of the best international art biographies.
Building block: House of Scholars – On the genesis of JNUSubscriber Only
April 8, 2018 00:00 IST
A look at public spaces built after 1947. The genesis of JNU, the campus in the eye of frequent storms. Jawaharlal Nehru University was established in 1969 and it became India’s first institution of interdisciplinary studies.
Waiting to Exhale: Can Indian men handle a yogini on Instagram?Subscriber Only
April 8, 2018 00:00 IST
If you are a yogini and on social media, can Indian men handle it? Don’t bet on it. Yoga is sold in clichéd narratives — the “hot sexy bendy” instructor in skimpy clothes, the camera lingering closely on her anatomy for a fairly long screen time.
The Long Road to Tibet: Rahul Sankrityayan’s quest for travel and learningSubscriber Only
April 8, 2018 00:00 IST
Rahul Sankrityayan was a scholar and a ghumakkar whose endless curiosity about the world made him a pioneer in many fields. His life is illustrative of the limitlessness of human potential. In his travels, collections, and writings, he found his kingdom.
Pakistani-Canadian filmmaker Arshad Khan traces the story of his sexuality and his relationship with his fatherSubscriber Only
April 1, 2018 10:17 IST
When Arshad Khan presented a five-minute video on Abu, as he calls his father, during a memorial in 2012, a year after his demise, the Pakistani-Canadian filmmaker realised that there's a much bigger story to be told.
‘We’re so busy writing about important things, who is going to write about feelings?’Subscriber Only
April 1, 2018 00:06 IST
Bengaluru-based writer Anjum Hasan on her new collection of short stories, the quiet interior lives of her characters and why the personal is political for her.
What Lies Within: The hypnotic beauty of Morocco’s stunning sand dunesSubscriber Only
April 1, 2018 00:05 IST
The need to look beyond Morocco's derelict palaces.
A Fine Balance: Réunion Island embraces its multicultural influencesSubscriber Only
April 1, 2018 10:17 IST
Home to Africans, Asians and Europeans, Réunion Island embraces its multicultural influences and majestic landscapes gracefully.
Down in Jungleland: Have No AnimalositySubscriber Only
April 1, 2018 10:17 IST
Fear of animals because they can be violent is a deeply flawed idea.
Forwarded as Received: Same PinchSubscriber Only
April 1, 2018 00:02 IST
WhatsApp Uncle on the perils of being head of a family.
An Urban Oasis: The 50-odd wildlife refuge centres across US hold lessons for the whole worldSubscriber Only
April 1, 2018 00:02 IST
It is open to visitors, who can make a trip to the refuge any day of the week, before sunset, and enjoy short guided hikes with birds of all kinds keeping company.
A Table Becomes A Shop: How do informal workers humanise the urban space?Subscriber Only
April 1, 2018 00:02 IST
An architecture show has the answer.
The Hero Won’t Save YouSubscriber Only
April 1, 2018 00:01 IST
Halahala is hurtling towards the end, with humans having become slaves of AI and their greed. If this is dystopia, says graphic novelist Appupen, are you in it?
Bhaurao Karhade: Little Mister SunshineSubscriber Only
March 25, 2018 01:16 IST
With his second film, Baban, in theatres now, National Award-winning filmmaker Bhaurao Karhade on his long trek from his village to behind the camera.
Surpanakha still cacklesSubscriber Only
March 25, 2018 08:40 IST
The search for the demon princess takes us to fading memories, obscure YouTube clips, feminist reimaginings and the television actors who played the powerful woman with all the sass they could muster.
To Link or Not to LinkSubscriber Only
March 25, 2018 01:00 IST
The Aadhaar deadline might have been extended, but, heck, does that make for any less trouble?
Deepti Naval: I wanted to belong to films which were trying to say somethingSubscriber Only
March 25, 2018 00:57 IST
Deepti Naval on performing at the 75th show of Ek Mulaqaat and her association with celebrated author Amrita Pritam.
Notes from a Nepal Village: How Rajahar farmers are adapting to climate changeSubscriber Only
March 25, 2018 10:39 IST
Rajahar, like villages in Bihar and Haryana, was selected as a “climate-smart village”, from amongst several other contenders in this drought-prone belt of the western development region in Nepal.
Expecting trouble: A crackdown on sex determination centresSubscriber Only
March 25, 2018 00:09 IST
A crackdown on sex determination centres is near impossible without the help of pregnant decoys. From Ahmedabad and Sonepat, two districts awarded for their vigilance, the stories of the women who set the trap.
How to Talk about Sex Without Offending PeopleSubscriber Only
March 25, 2018 00:06 IST
Malayalam writer Nalini Jameela on her new book and why her unconventional views about sexual relationships have been seeded in practicality.
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