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Ranveer Brar on growing up in Lucknow and keeping healthy during DiwaliSubscriber Only
November 12, 2023 22:29 IST
How ghee lamps cleaned the air, millets made us lighter, and the atta-gud-ghee synthesis became a potent carrier of memories
Why Diwali is an annual date with ourselves and the worldSubscriber Only
November 11, 2023 10:38 IST
It’s a time when we pause to appreciate the world at large and when we see everything we wish to cherish and preserve for ourselves and those who come after us
Three recipes from popular chefs for your Diwali menuSubscriber Only
November 12, 2023 11:11 IST
Chefs Ranveer Brar and Manish Mehrotra and food writer Saee Koranne-Khandekar share their favourite Diwali recipes
Remembering Gieve Patel: Poet, painter, playwright, translator, doctorSubscriber Only
November 9, 2023 09:47 IST
Patel, who passed away last week, was never a flashy collector of identities. He polished, crafted and worked only when he was seized by ‘inner necessity’
What are the rewards of staying curiousSubscriber Only
November 8, 2023 15:13 IST
Charles Darwin discovered finches in Galapagos, Jane Goodall fell in love with chimpanzees and Salim Ali became the 'birdman' of India
Tejaswini Apte-Rahm’s The Secret of More is a homage to the bildungsromanSubscriber Only
November 7, 2023 18:57 IST
The novel won the Tata Literature Live! Book of the Year Award for Fiction this year and it is also on the shortlist of JCB Prize for Literature. It is easy to see why. It creates a world that is hard to resist, populated with characters whose insecurities and flaws, joys and triumphs, the reader can easily identify with
What makes artist A Ramachandran an artist who can provoke and yet shine light into the darkest cornersSubscriber Only
November 5, 2023 10:42 IST
As a retrospective of his sculptures is held in the Capital, A Ramachandran, 88, talks about his days at Santiniketan, finding images in the words of Dostoevsky and why his canvas changed from the dark to the lyrical
Krishnendu Bose’s Bay of Blood recounts carnage of Pakistan’s Operation Searchlight on BangladeshSubscriber Only
November 4, 2023 18:35 IST
The documentary traces how the Pakistani Armed Forces, under the command of the then-President General Yahya Khan, initiated Operation Searchlight in March 1971, a campaign of torture killings and rape to erase Bengali resistance.
At Art Mumbai, watch out for this Kerala art collective that’s transforming India’s public spacesSubscriber Only
November 7, 2023 15:13 IST
The group 'Trespassers' is using Indian streets as their gallery to show how art is for everyone
KR Meera’s Assassin seeks to respond to the socio-political realities of contemporary IndiaSubscriber Only
November 3, 2023 06:00 IST
Set against demonetisation, the novel is the writer's "experiment with the Indian political truth”
How Chandler’s sarcasm spoke to Gen ZSubscriber Only
November 2, 2023 17:38 IST
Is Chandler's irony and satire a coping mechanism for India's Gen Z audience? A look at how Matthew Perry's sense of humour left behind a legacy of rehabilitation and hope
Why a book prototype on the seven biodiversity parks of Delhi is importantSubscriber Only
November 1, 2023 16:59 IST
The book has explanations on how different ecosystems work, how everything in nature is connected and how the circle of life goes on
What it takes to be vulnerableSubscriber Only
October 30, 2023 08:41 IST
Every day I remind myself of my childhood fears so that I can be gracious with those who are also defenseless
‘Women I met in Bangladesh are pivotal to my journey. This is their story’: Bangladeshi filmmaker Leesa Gazi on Barir Naam ShahanaSubscriber Only
October 29, 2023 10:26 IST
Set in the '90s, British-Bangladeshi director Leesa Gazi's debut feature A House Named Shahana traces the life of a small-town woman who opts for a divorce, higher studies and lives life on her own terms.
‘My task is to seek the truth about society as well as myself’: Sri Lankan writer-director Prasanna VithanageSubscriber Only
October 29, 2023 10:26 IST
Sri Lankan writer-director Prasanna Vithanage shares insight into challenges of making films in his home country and why he is lucky to have Indian collaborators.
‘NSD has a great legacy. We have to take it to a different level; think musicals’: Chittaranjan TripathySubscriber Only
October 29, 2023 10:25 IST
National School of Drama’s new director Chittaranjan Tripathy on his most challenging role and using humour as a tool for life.
‘Writing a progressive story is easier than being truly progressive in life’: Aattam director Anand EkarshiSubscriber Only
October 29, 2023 10:25 IST
Debutant writer-director Anand Ekarshi on the making of his Malayalam film Aattam, working with theatre actors and seeking audience participation.
What bookstore hopping in Hanoi revealsSubscriber Only
October 29, 2023 10:30 IST
Though culture and languages differ in different countries, one thing remains the same – spaces that are home to books
What’s it like to run in one of the highest-altitude distance races on earthSubscriber Only
October 29, 2023 10:30 IST
While the Ladakh Marathon is not for the faint-hearted, it also is a holistic and culturally enriching experience for runners
What animals have that humans lackSubscriber Only
October 29, 2023 10:30 IST
They may sense an electrical field, sniff out odours better and pin down the faintest rustle several meters away – their sensorial toolkit is way sharper than ours
What has kept the aura of power around Delhi for centuriesSubscriber Only
October 29, 2023 10:30 IST
In the changing landscape of central Delhi lie stories of previous regimes shaping the meaning of the Capital and capturing the imagination of a people
‘Everyone in my building was watching Jassi but no one knew that I lived there’: Mona SinghSubscriber Only
October 20, 2023 07:00 IST
After a career spanning two decades, actor Mona Singh is enjoying the phase of playing meaty and nuanced roles in web shows.
When designer Rahul Mishra walked into Picasso’s favourite bookshop in ParisSubscriber Only
October 20, 2023 06:00 IST
Couturier Rahul Mishra on his French connection, finding hidden textile histories and reliving the Van Gogh experience
Bats can help us devise better gadgets for people with visual impairmentSubscriber Only
October 18, 2023 18:13 IST
Even the brains of the biggest bats cannot be very large, but their computing power is truly stupendous as they home in on their targets with more precision than a heat-seeking laser-guided missile
Durga Puja: From priesthood to playing the dhaak, women leading from the front tell their storiesSubscriber Only
November 2, 2023 17:40 IST
By choosing to take up roles dominated by men, dhaakis Rita Saha and Anjali Das, and Nandini Bhowmik as a priest, challenge long-held gender and casteist norms
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