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Bon Appetit: A home-made drink that can give colas a run for their moneySubscriber Only
February 21, 2020 10:30 IST
Kanji — the north-Indian drink made with the black carrots and helps digestion has a Turkish cousin.
Sunday Long Reads: Of books, travel, food, Delhi elections, caste system, anti-CAA protests, and moreSubscriber Only
February 16, 2020 11:39 IST
What are you reading this Sunday?
Inside the wondrous world of writer Vinod Kumar ShuklaSubscriber Only
December 25, 2025 07:51 IST
The pathbreaking Hindi writer and poet, who is now being discovered by English readers and award juries, on failing Hindi tests and writing to become a better human being.
Howard Jacobson on writing his memoir, ageing and BrexitSubscriber Only
February 16, 2020 13:36 IST
The British writer on his latest novel, Live a Little, writing a central woman character for the first time, matters of age, and his fears about democracy.
Why a red-light street in Germany’s Hamburg, remains forbidden for women and hidden from touristsSubscriber Only
February 18, 2020 08:01 IST
A metal gate at the entrance of the Herbertstraße prohibits the entry for men under 18 and women. The sex workers don’t want women around as they see them as potential “competitors”. The barrier protects the sex workers from becoming a tourist attraction.
TM Krishna interview: ‘Creating art is an act of activism’Subscriber Only
February 16, 2020 17:29 IST
Carnatic vocalist T M Krishna on his new book, Sebastian and Sons, on mrdangam makers and steering through the tricky terrain of caste politics.
A young dancer takes a hard look at Bharatanatyam’s burden of casteSubscriber Only
February 17, 2020 20:52 IST
Nrithya Pillai, a Bharatanatyam dancer from the Isaivellalar community, tries to reclaim her lineage.
Forwarded as Received: Jolly over AAP winning Delhi? It’s a follySubscriber Only
February 15, 2020 18:34 IST
WhatsApp uncle worries about the future of Bharat Mata after ‘Hindutva’s defeat’ in Delhi.
Down in Jungleland: Life lessons that birdwatching can help you imbibeSubscriber Only
February 15, 2020 18:30 IST
Part I of a series on what birds can teach us, Schooled by Avians.
Cappadocia in central Turkey spreads out like a Star Trek settingSubscriber Only
February 15, 2020 10:45 IST
With lunar landscape, churches, open-air museums and surreal volcanic eruptions, the Turkish region holds one under a spell.
How designer Riten Mozumdar shaped modern Indian aesthetics and sensibilitiesSubscriber Only
February 16, 2020 15:00 IST
An exhibition on the designer showcases how he blurred the lines between art, craft and design and used block printing and calligraphy long before other Indian artists mad it fashionable to paint textiles
Why the libraries on anti-CAA protest sites are essential to their democratic politicsSubscriber Only
February 14, 2020 19:03 IST
The numerous sit-in protests across India against the new citizenship law and the proposed NRC have seen the proliferation of public libraries and reading rooms at these sites.
Speakeasy: How coronavirus-like outbreaks have shaped human historySubscriber Only
February 15, 2020 09:19 IST
Over the last decade, research in old plague pits in Europe and the UK has tied all three outbreaks to the same pathogen and pinned its origin to China, from where it spread by the Silk Route, and hitched rides on merchant ships.
Families in Food: A 70-year-old shop in Delhi remains true to its Peshawari rootsSubscriber Only
February 15, 2020 09:19 IST
Peshwar Sweet Bhandar at Shankar Road, famous for its gulab jamun, recreates many recipes of its founder Chunni Lal Sahni, who had landed in Delhi as part of the sea of refugees flooding Delhi in 1947.
Travelling Suitcase: How I found peace in London’s St James ParkSubscriber Only
February 14, 2020 19:11 IST
The oldest and most ornamental of Central London’s royal parks, it had been opened to the public by Charles II who would use it to entertain his guests and mistresses, most notably, the actress Nell Gwynn. It was at this time that the park also became notorious as a site of sexual assignations.
Anoushka Shankar: ‘I look inwards a lot more than I used to’Subscriber Only
February 9, 2020 13:31 IST
The sitar player on heartbreak, life after divorce, her new album and a first-time stage collaboration with sister Norah Jones in Pandit Ravi Shankar’s birth centenary.
How I challenged my parents’ IslamophobiaSubscriber Only
February 9, 2020 15:10 IST
A gentle nudge, a slight push or a small question to your family members can bring along small but steady changes.
Sunday Long Reads: Of food, films, travel, music, love and IslamophobiaSubscriber Only
February 9, 2020 14:15 IST
What are you reading this Sunday?
Why a Chinese scholar translated the UpanishadsSubscriber Only
February 9, 2020 15:12 IST
Hu Hsu, the only Chinese man at the Aurobindo Ashram in Puducherry, spent his life immersed in Indian philosophy and translated Gita, Upanishads and Aurobindo’s works.
Love in the Time of ProtestsSubscriber Only
February 9, 2020 10:45 IST
How do we respond to the loss of love and to the wounds inflicted by those who hate and hurt us?
A new museum is an ode to all things OdiaSubscriber Only
February 9, 2020 09:00 IST
Kala Bhoomi in Bhubaneswar brings together the skills of Odisha’s diverse communities.
Is Bollywood finally ready for gay films?Subscriber Only
February 9, 2020 11:10 IST
Ahead of the release of Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan, a look at how the Hindi film industry is at last ready to break the mould, with love not derision.
A gentleman among birdsSubscriber Only
February 8, 2020 18:00 IST
The black redstart stands out in the rude rabble of Delhi.
Supriya Gandhi: ‘Difficult to call Dara Shukoh liberal or secular’Subscriber Only
February 8, 2020 11:00 IST
The historian on why modern concepts can’t be read into the past, history as battleground and her new book on a romanticised Mughal prince.
Why Krishen Khanna still paints at 95Subscriber Only
February 7, 2020 17:09 IST
How MF Husain inducted the modern artist into the Progressive Artists Group
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