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To bridge the divide in Manipur, the effects of a long cycle of violence should be acceptedSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:02 IST
A hundred years after the event, an examination of the inter-ethnic conflict that complicates the anti-colonial narrative of the Kuki Rebellion.
Why we fight on Twitter equally over Ayodhya verdict and who a Big Boss contestant looks likeSubscriber Only
November 17, 2019 08:01 IST
The production of the mundane as the spectacular thanks to our screens is centrally responsible for the current nature of our internet interactions.
Sunday Long Reads: Of Mary Kom, Guru Nanak Dev and moreSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 10:36 IST
How does an athlete at the pinnacle of her career motivate herself for more? Boxing champion MC Mary Kom has the answer
The filmmaker who’s driven by an ‘unbearable rage’ against injusticeSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:19 IST
In her new film, Leena Manimekalai uncovers the life of one of the most marginalised communities in Tamil Nadu
The importance of garba in National Award-winning Gujarati film HellaroSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:18 IST
An award-winning film turns a Kutchi folktale into a parable about the suppression of women by patriarchy
In Munich, once the heart of the Nazi Party, follow a trail of remembrance which says: never againSubscriber Only
November 11, 2019 16:21 IST
Germany’s culture of remembrance, however, did not develop organically in Munich as it did in other places, like Berlin.
Smoke and waterSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:18 IST
The toxic air makes WhatsApp Uncle asks some decidedly anti-national questions.
The ‘children of bamboo’ who help capture man-eating tigersSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:18 IST
How the Soliga tribe uses its ancient relationship to the landscape to help Karnataka’s forest department.
Travelling Suitcase: Gold WineSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:17 IST
In Switzerland, a trek through the terraced vineyards of Lavaux
The register that documented the dreams of Tipu SultanSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:17 IST
Tipu Sultan was the rare ruler who documented his subconscious. What does his register of dreams say about the king and those he considered his enemies?
In New Zealand’s Rotorua town, vents in the ground puffing out clouds of steam are a common sightSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:17 IST
Pohutu is famous for being the most reliable geyser when it comes to eruptions, with eruptions that last for several minutes to hours.
An exhibition revisits six decades of artist Jogen Chowdhury’s body of workSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:17 IST
‘All along, my main subjects have been the people’
Mary Kom on punches, prayers and what still drives herSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 12:36 IST
Boxing champion MC Mary Kom, with a record-breaking eighth World Championship under her belt, has the answer.
On the trail of Guru Nanak Dev’s travels from Tibet to IranSubscriber Only
November 10, 2019 07:17 IST
Tracing Guru Nanak’s footsteps across nine countries and over 150 inter-faith sites, writer Amardeep Singh finds anew the relevance of universality preached by the first Sikh guru.
Sunday Long Reads: Pollution, Sustainability, mental health and moreSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 11:16 IST
A tiny group of conscious urban consumers is seeking a way to a low-carbon, low-guilt life. Is it possible?
The woods are lovely, dark and deepSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 07:45 IST
In her new collaborative work, Amruta Patil re-enters the familiar terrain of the forest — impersonal, otherworldly, polarised.
Building Blocks: How the City Centre mall captured the spirit of KolkataSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 07:43 IST
When the City Centre mall opened in Salt Lake, Kolkata, in June 2004, it was a hybrid mall with closed and open spaces.
A publishing house that is translating Dalit writers’ works into EnglishSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 07:43 IST
Translating is a specialised job, but Maitreya isn’t limited by the idea of setting high standards in translation. He rejects it as ‘extremely casteist’
The first Indian to sail across the world solo offers a taste of adventure on the high seasSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 18:31 IST
‘There is a thrill in going away from land, to stop in the middle of nowhere and measure perspective’
Going Great GretaSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 07:43 IST
What happens when teenagers behave like responsible adults?
Have you tasted air? Dive into Daulat ki chaatSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 07:43 IST
Foam in the Mouth: The phrase, “hint of”, is often used in recipe books, but rarely does a dish do justice to this usage. Daulat ki chaat is one such dish.
Lessons from living in a Mumbai room smaller than a big carSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 08:37 IST
People make a space, but a space — its lack and excess — can make people, too.
A good way to navigate around mental illnessesSubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 10:05 IST
Learning to live with mental illness is vital to cope with the toll it takes.
Teaching children about mindful consumption and getting one’s hands dirtySubscriber Only
November 3, 2019 07:43 IST
By The Book: A curated list of recommendations for the young ’uns. This week, on books that speak of the whys and hows of our world.
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