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A unique AI project wants to make youngsters aware of the plight of whales and why they need to be conservedSubscriber Only
June 11, 2022 09:45 IST
Steering away from dystopian narratives that often inform climate conversations, The Whale Tales Project hopes to use technology and futuristic artwork to fascinate its audience
‘Flee is a double coming-out story’: Director Jonas Poher Rasmussen on his Oscar-nominated documentarySubscriber Only
June 10, 2022 17:43 IST
The Danish filmmaker on how a conversation with his childhood friend led to the making of Flee, that bagged three nominations at this year's Oscars
The City and Its People: Bengaluru exhibition showcases the many interests of The Indian Express’s chief political cartoonist EP UnnySubscriber Only
June 10, 2022 11:49 IST
Portraits, politics and urban life capture India's transformation over the last decade
When health doesn’t permit an escape to the mountains, beaches are your best friendSubscriber Only
June 9, 2022 18:11 IST
Many lucky people, with houses in lovely locales to which they can escape to now and then, still remain blind to nature’s bounty around
When a chief justice became presidentSubscriber Only
June 6, 2022 11:00 IST
During his brief stint at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, Chief Justice Mohammad Hidayatullah even hosted US President Richard Nixon
Sunday Long Reads: Brampton’s connection with Punjabi rap-pop music, political legacy of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, books, and moreSubscriber Only
June 5, 2022 11:14 IST
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When words are all we haveSubscriber Only
June 5, 2022 06:33 IST
They become the salve that heal us and help us live better lives
What makes Brampton the grooming ground for Punjabi rap-pop stars like Sidhu Moosewala and Deep JanduSubscriber Only
June 5, 2022 22:36 IST
Newcomers with the music bug get support in every way from lyrics, music direction and videography to marketing and performance gigs
Are there single parents in the animal kingdom?Subscriber Only
June 1, 2022 15:14 IST
Be it watching over their young or claiming the skies, birds and the bears have much to teach us
What happens when green cover depletes in citiesSubscriber Only
May 30, 2022 22:59 IST
Even as Maharashtra's green cover is shrinking, an amateur birdwatcher fears the erasure of his neighbourhood avian population
Sunday Long Reads: Faculty of Fine Arts at MSU, viral hip-hop Bharatanatyam dancer Usha Jey, Brasília’s architecture, and moreSubscriber Only
May 29, 2022 11:00 IST
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The changing fortunes of the Faculty of Fine Arts at MSU in Baroda, one of India’s premier art institutionsSubscriber Only
May 29, 2022 12:05 IST
The centre that has produced some of India's most well-known artists, is now stymied by bureaucratic lacunae and a growing environment of cultural intolerance
Meet Usha Jey whose hip-hop Bharatanatyam blend went viral this weekSubscriber Only
May 28, 2022 18:49 IST
As she straddles two cultures, Sri Lankan Bharatanatyam and hip-hop dancer Usha Jey talks about using dance to understand identity
What makes Brasília iconic on the world architecture mapSubscriber Only
May 28, 2022 18:49 IST
The modern capital of Brazil testifies to the architectural acumen and artistry of the country’s greatest designers, making this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a thing of beauty
Jathedar of Akal Takht wants harmonium replaced from Gurbani sangeet; but is it still a foreign instrument?Subscriber Only
May 27, 2022 22:08 IST
Despite the recent controversy, the instrument remains one of the most popular in the subcontinent
What our eyes can teach usSubscriber Only
May 28, 2022 18:51 IST
There’s a lot we can learn by watching animals, be it their acute sense of focus or ability to lie low and hunt prey
Sunday Long Reads: Trekking in Uttarakhand, Indian films at Cannes, Seema Chishti on her parents’ interfaith marriage, and moreSubscriber Only
May 22, 2022 11:45 IST
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The pandemic’s unusual epiphany: it’s only the daily hustle that makes us enjoy our inadequate holidaysSubscriber Only
May 22, 2022 06:15 IST
For those wedded to the rat race, the pandemic hasn't changed the way we take a vacation
With great love comes great responsibilitySubscriber Only
May 22, 2022 06:10 IST
We must acknowledge the sacrifices others have made and their acts of kindness that make our journey possible
On a trek through Uttarakhand, a former diplomat muses on the unprecedented scale of developmental activity in the regionSubscriber Only
May 23, 2022 07:42 IST
Travelling through the vulnerable landscape brings on the sobering realisation that the snows on the Himalayas may not be eternal after all, writes Shyam Saran
Cannes 2022: Death is a recurring theme in some of the Indian films at the festivalSubscriber Only
May 21, 2022 13:15 IST
Among a crop of new and young directors meditating on death, in all its manifestations and ramifications, in their films at the Cannes Film Festival, are two classics resurrected from the dead, the freshly restored G Aravindan’s 'Thamp' (1978) and Satyajit Ray’s 'Pratidwandi' (1970)
What makes them the juiciest of allSubscriber Only
May 18, 2022 10:00 IST
Succulents hold their own, in gardens and wastelands, armed to the teeth with spikes and hooks and poisonous fluids
How the first citizen is connected to the temple of democracySubscriber Only
May 17, 2022 10:30 IST
Putting aside colonial convention, it was the Constitution that forged the most crucial relationship in the Republic – the one between the President and Parliament
‘Architecture can and should be more than the province of the privileged’: Martino StierliSubscriber Only
May 16, 2022 10:00 IST
Curator Stierli on the latest exhibition at MoMA, the transformative role of modern architecture and why the demolished Hall of Nations is still important for built memory
Sunday Long Reads: Legacy of Pt Shivkumar Sharma, Pakistani Bharatanatyam dancer Sheema Kermani, and moreSubscriber Only
May 17, 2022 09:31 IST
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