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Sunday Long Reads: Pickles, travels, books, climate and moreSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 15:31 IST
Can everything that grows under the Sun be pickled? In India, possibly yes. A look at the staple household condiment — and its long history in the sub-continent
In Azerbaijan’s capital Baku, mud volcanoes and petroglyphs hide beneath them a world of secretsSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:56 IST
Rock and Stroll: There are an estimated 700 mud volcanoes in the world, and nearly half of them are found in the post-apocalyptic, lunar landscape of Gobustan National Park along the Caspian Sea.
An odyssey into the pastSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 14:39 IST
In Washington, DC, museums open up many vistas of history.
In Ladakh’s landscape, shaped by a formidable nature, people find strength in communitySubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 14:48 IST
Thank You for the Kindness: Boasting of some of the most stunning scenery, the newly-formed Union territory of Ladakh is also one of the world’s harshest landscapes.
Down in Jungleland: Get Down and DirtySubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:56 IST
Children learn to love nature only by stepping into the wild
From Babur to Jahangir, how the Mughal empire enriched Indian cuisineSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 18:01 IST
How Mughal rule enriched Indian cuisines
‘The core of a writer doesn’t change much’Subscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:56 IST
British Sri Lankan writer Romesh Gunesekera, 65, on his new novel, his relationship with the English language and the Sri Lanka of his imagination.
Decoding the Indian culinary art of the achaarSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:33 IST
A look at the condiment that is a household staple and its long history in the subcontinent.
Discovering the Indian soldiers in World War I who were cared for in FranceSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:33 IST
Between the hostess (French women) and the hosted (fatigued Indian soldiers) — both victims of the same solitude — relationships bloomed.
Author Tracy Chevalier on her new book that threads lives through the yearsSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:49 IST
Women have been Tracy Chevalier’s prime focus, from an iconic artwork to the ‘surplus’ ones on WWI sidelines.
Surviving a new worldSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:33 IST
In a time of global climate emergency, how can India balance her responsibilities to the environment and to her people? A new book tries to find answers.
Where it All StartedSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:49 IST
How subsidised public education made it possible for two debutant indie filmmakers to follow their passion and produce award-winning films.
Ethiopia to Mexico via Colombia, and back: A Punjab man’s four-month-long nightmareSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 15:10 IST
How an Indian, dreaming of life in Canada, ended up on a dangerous, illegal journey into the US.
WhatsApp Uncle on raising high fees in JNU and the MahabharataSubscriber Only
November 24, 2019 07:34 IST
Could the agitating ‘commie’ students of JNU be in the right? WhatsApp Uncle answers.
Sunday Long Reads: Films, books, air emergency and moreSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 13:40 IST
When Frank Capra arrived at India’s first international film festival to foil a ‘Soviet conspiracy’.
Families in Food: Tastes like BhandaraSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:05 IST
If it’s breakfast, it must be bedmi poori and nagori halwa.
National Award-winning filmmaker Bhaskar Hazarika on his brave new film ‘Aamis’, and why Assam grounds his workSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 09:11 IST
'Aamis' is probably one of the bravest, most original films of our times — one that got filmmaker Anurag Kashyap to declare that he had seen “nothing like it” from India before.
Down in Jungleland: A thought on the environmental legacy we are burdening children withSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:04 IST
Sixteen-year-olds today will be 17 next year, which will give the politicians just one more year to clean up their act.
Let the children decide what books to pick, and whenSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:03 IST
Honey, I shrunk their worlds: Like a sapling that flourishes only in the right environmental conditions, imposing books on children that they don’t necessarily want to read is akin to putting an indoor plant in bright sunlight or vice versa.
More than words: Priya Kuriyan’s illustrations capture the world of everyday quirksSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:03 IST
The Bengaluru-based illustrator, animator and comic book artist, 38, was declared the winner of the Big Little Book Awards in the illustrator category this week for her burgeoning body of work.
This day and age: A 110-year-old grandmother’s guide to growing olderSubscriber Only
December 5, 2019 18:17 IST
A huge part of the history the house has witnessed involves my grandmother, Mae, who has lived here since 1963. Her life’s century is worth celebrating, one to rival the piddling ones achieved on a cricket field.
When India’s first international film festival was suspected to be a ‘communist shenanigan’Subscriber Only
November 17, 2019 16:02 IST
When Frank Capra arrived at India’s first international film festival to foil a ‘Soviet conspiracy’
A graphic novel that documents the horrors of Vanni in Sri LankaSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:03 IST
A decade after the Sri Lankan civil war, a former UN worker revisits the lives of those he left behind on the island through a graphic novel
How traditional form and modern technology exist together in Delhi’s ISKCON templeSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:03 IST
How a modern temple’s design incorporated the requirements of faith and community.
What Delhi can learn from Beijing’s battle against the AirpocalypseSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:54 IST
There are lessons for India in how China has tackled its pollution crisis.
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