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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
Is your food Indian?Subscriber Only
February 8, 2020 20:24 IST
Disgust or shock at what other people eat is a failure of the imagination.
Why the digital world needs a new vocabulary to defend our rightsSubscriber Only
February 7, 2020 10:30 IST
You are never alone as things happen to your information and data, without your own consent and content.
Bon Appétit! How I discovered Moradabadi biryaniSubscriber Only
February 7, 2020 11:45 IST
Bad press and communal politics have done little to dent the popularity of the biryani
Hutatma Chowk is a monument to police brutalitySubscriber Only
February 6, 2020 18:51 IST
Hutatma Chowk or Martyrs’ Square in Mumbai commemorates the 107 killed in police firings during the movement for the creation of Maharashtra state in 1955-56.
Sunday Long Reads: Video games, nationality, books, films, travel and moreSubscriber Only
February 2, 2020 11:40 IST
Travel, eat and read with this week's issue of Sunday Eye.
Hafeez Contractor on why Indians don’t deserve good architectureSubscriber Only
February 3, 2020 19:38 IST
‘The world has changed a lot and architects can save the world. But, in India, we can't think beyond the Gateway of India or Taj Mahal. Our architecture has no one to take it forward.'
Manu S Pillai: ‘I am drawn to the untold stories’Subscriber Only
February 2, 2020 11:26 IST
The author on history, the ideological spectrum of his readers and the importance of messaging in a democracy.
Why photographer Chirodeep Chaudhuri is fascinated by Mumbai’s public clocksSubscriber Only
February 2, 2020 06:00 IST
A clock shaped like a man with a turban and one featuring only Hindi letters are some of the unusual clocks Chaudhuri has captured
Legendary Gujarati bookstore Lokmilap shuts shop after nearly seven decadesSubscriber Only
February 2, 2020 19:15 IST
The Bhavnagar bookstore, started by poet Jhaverchand Meghani's son, which ran a publishing house by the same name, published more than 200 books in Gujarati.
WhatsApp Uncle is lost looking for citizenship papersSubscriber Only
February 2, 2020 08:16 IST
He wants India to practise athiti daivo bhava, but fears being declared as an anti-national.
Why the rare white carrot halwa remains an Old Delhi favouriteSubscriber Only
February 2, 2020 08:13 IST
Sheeren Bhawan also boasts of other unusual halwa varieties like aloe vera and gond.
What do animals’ tails say about them?Subscriber Only
February 2, 2020 20:08 IST
Most animals, like monkeys, dogs, cats, cheetahs and hippos put their tails to good use, and even have fun with them.
Who is an anti-national?Subscriber Only
February 3, 2020 12:02 IST
A book from Nazi Germany shows how politics can transform ordinary words into language of hate.
Why Guru Nanak stayed in LehSubscriber Only
February 2, 2020 08:14 IST
Gurdwara Pathar Sahib outside Leh is dedicated to the founder of Sikhism, who is locally called Nanak Lama.
Why Paris remains a tourist favouriteSubscriber Only
February 2, 2020 18:15 IST
Much has been written about Paris — one of the greatest cities on earth — and the everlasting sway it holds over visitors. Yet, it isn’t until you experience the French capital for yourself that you begin to understand why.
Lights, camera, press start: Are video games the new films?Subscriber Only
February 2, 2020 22:31 IST
With cutting-edge technology, big narrative ambitions and stage-veterans and Hollywood A-listers in motion capture suits, games today are big-budget blockbusters
Why the Knuckles Mountain Range is one of Sri Lanka’s most difficult hikesSubscriber Only
February 13, 2020 17:45 IST
With cloud forests, grasslands and semi-evergreen rain forests, it has the climatic microcosm of the rest of the island.
Imtiaz Ali: ‘My idea of love has constantly evolved’Subscriber Only
February 2, 2020 09:03 IST
Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali on exploring his doubts in his films, why some art is timeless and making Love Aaj Kal again.
Sunday Long Reads: Of Constitution, languages, citizenship and Indian minoritiesSubscriber Only
January 26, 2020 14:07 IST
Republic Day special: Celebrate the spirit of the Constitution with this week's issue of Sunday Eye.
The handcrafted Constitution is a work of artSubscriber Only
January 27, 2020 14:50 IST
Bound in black leather and embossed in patterns of gold, the Constitution has been intricately calligraphed and illustrated by Nandalal Bose and Prem Behari Narain Raizada.
Indian flag emoji as an icon of resistanceSubscriber Only
January 26, 2020 12:20 IST
In our digital conversations, it has come to stand in for national pride and celebration of our people.
What Nehru, Ambedkar and others said during Constituent Assembly debatesSubscriber Only
January 26, 2020 17:24 IST
While framing the Constitution, politicians and freedom fighters discussed minority rights, independence of the judiciary and the importance of dissent.
Poets, singers and writers speak about what the Constitution means to them ‘in letter and spirit’Subscriber Only
January 26, 2020 20:29 IST
‘I’m not a number. I’m a citizen.'
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