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Hitesh Kewalya: ‘There is a need to redefine masculinity’Subscriber Only
March 1, 2020 11:38 IST
The writer-director of Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan on how his exposure to a multicultural way of life has shaped his vision and finding humour in how people go to extreme lengths to avoid talking about sex.
Ann Cleeves: “I couldn’t work what would happen next, unless I killed somebody off”Subscriber Only
March 1, 2020 08:30 IST
It’s taken 35 novels, and two popular TV adaptations for Cleeves to be recognised as one of British crime fiction’s most popular writers.
Rahul Mehrotra: ‘Every emperor made a New Delhi’Subscriber Only
March 1, 2020 08:30 IST
The architect and heritage conservationist on how architecture can represent what a modern democracy should be.
How Ratan Thiyam brought Manipur onto the global stageSubscriber Only
March 2, 2020 19:06 IST
The theatre director is one of the leading figures in the Theatre for Roots movement, in which art practitioners embraced their traditional practices to assert their Indian identities
Why a hawai chappal and instant noodles are exhibited in a Thai museumSubscriber Only
February 29, 2020 19:21 IST
The many oddities of Museum Siam in Bangkok include the controversial 'tuk-tuk' dress of Miss Thailand 2015 and Thai propaganda material.
Bean-to-cup coffee making in a Coorg plantationSubscriber Only
February 29, 2020 06:00 IST
Visitors are encouraged to make their own blends, including weighing, mixing, roasting and grinding.
Discovering the Serengeti’s natural wonders through the slow lifeSubscriber Only
February 29, 2020 19:23 IST
Tanzanians confess to living life “pole pole”, which means “slowly slowly”.
Families in Food: An eatery in Delhi serves chhole bhature with a secret spice mixSubscriber Only
March 1, 2020 10:19 IST
Chache Di Hatti in G-block market, close to Kirori Mal College, has been a favourite haunt for several generations of students.
Jelili Atiku: “I use my body to make the audience feel pain”Subscriber Only
February 28, 2020 17:30 IST
The pioneering Nigerian performance artiste on drawing upon contemporary politics for his art.
Why governments like to use the sedition lawSubscriber Only
March 1, 2020 13:44 IST
Sedition is the secular descendant of the European tradition of persecuting people who oppose some element of the social order.
WhatsApp Uncle realises that hatred only breeds hatredSubscriber Only
February 28, 2020 17:00 IST
“When sleepless in siasat PM Modi received agni kesh President Trump, why were ppl of Dilli doing bad things?”
Down in Jungleland: A look into Monarch butterflies’s survival tacticsSubscriber Only
February 28, 2020 16:19 IST
The annual migration of the Monarch butterfly in the US is one of Mother Nature’s technological triumphs. And their fight against predators, parasites and habitat degradation a triumph of their will.
Sunday Long Reads: Wendell Rodricks, social media, architecture, children’s books, mental health, Bollywood, food and moreSubscriber Only
February 23, 2020 11:40 IST
Your Sunday reading list is here!
Richa Chadha: ‘I think awareness is sexy’Subscriber Only
February 23, 2020 10:00 IST
Actor Richa Chadha talks about finding her feet in the film industry, tackling trolls with humour and being called a filmi Naxal.
Cues Indians can take from a Bangladeshi architectSubscriber Only
February 23, 2020 09:00 IST
Marina Tabassum on working with the local, centrality of the central space in buildings, and creating a seed fund to help women build
Taapsee Pannu: ‘We are wary of upsetting the order’Subscriber Only
February 23, 2020 09:00 IST
Actor Taapsee Pannu on fighting Bollywood’s gender bias and why she won’t take a sick day
Wendell’s Goa: How a sleepy village fell in love with a gay ‘ladies tailor’Subscriber Only
February 24, 2020 18:32 IST
Rodricks’s generosity and memories of his humility now seam a village. His benevolence speaks across the village, in the local gym, and the village schools where toppers receive a scholarships in the name of his parents, Felix and Greta.
When Hauz Khas ruins, kund steps and gopuram gateways inspired BV Doshi to design NIFT DelhiSubscriber Only
February 22, 2020 18:40 IST
Fashion doesn’t conform to space and time, has no limits, and is constantly about change, says the Ahmedabad-based Padma Bhushan-recipient architect
A country that allows its craftsmen to die, is going to die soon: Architect Miki DesaiSubscriber Only
February 22, 2020 15:52 IST
The Ahmedabad-based architect talks about 'vernacular' architecture, keeping in mind the country's limitations and people's plight instead of building symbols of falsehood, and his new book on the wooden architecture of Kerala
Painting the Rainbow: The gift cousins nurture for each otherSubscriber Only
February 22, 2020 11:43 IST
Despite the passage of time, the gift that cousins nurture for each other is one of shared memories and unbridled joy.
For her debut novel, Deepa Anappara takes on the task of writing about poverty in a child’s voiceSubscriber Only
February 23, 2020 10:08 IST
The UK-based debutante writer, who trains the lens on poverty in her refusal to explain India to her Western readers, rues that the only Indian writers people in the UK have read are Booker Prize winners, and how it's still difficult for writers of colour to get published
Finding a language to talk about mental healthSubscriber Only
February 22, 2020 15:53 IST
Conversations around mental health are often stymied by the lack of appropriate vocabulary in vernacular languages
What to keep in mind when personalising a digital imageSubscriber Only
February 21, 2020 17:30 IST
If we are okay with the idea that social media feeds curate and show us a friendscape that an algorithm decides, why is it difficult to imagine that it can also customise borders, divisions, and maps to the location of the user?
Part II: The Art of LivingSubscriber Only
February 21, 2020 17:30 IST
There is much to learn from our feathered friends and neighbours.
Three children’s books that talk about how to engage with the larger worldSubscriber Only
February 21, 2020 16:06 IST
Books that reflect on homesickness, illness, fear or just noticing the invisible people around us.
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