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Corona Effect
A number of events in the Capital are getting postponed in the wake of the rising cases of coronavirus in India.
Back to the Roots
Patrick Fitzsimons, founder of US-based band, The Bluegrass Journeymen, on Indian music and how bluegrass is about a sense of community
Kaamyaab: Journey of a side-actor from the background to the fore
Hardik Mehta's Kaamyaab not just sheds light on actors who have been forever eluded by the blinding light of fame but digs deeper into their lives, presenting an intimate portrait of love and loss.
Anish Gawande on how publisher Popular Prakashan’s foundation collection bridged art, literature and theory
In the last 95 years, Popular Prakashan has brought out notable titles in Marathi and English by authors such as Romila Thapar, Bhalchandra Nemade, Vijay Tendulkar, Jayprakash Narayan and Amol Palekar.
Labanya Prabha Ghosh: Jailed during freedom struggle, Emergency, Bhasha Andolan, now forgotten by govt, people
No commemorative statues or plaques mark the extraordinary life of Labanya Prabha Ghosh, a prominent woman revolutionary from Bengal.
Matangini Hazra: Flag in hand, the 73-year-old walked into a barrage of bullets
Women’s Day series: The woman from Tamluk was a staunch follower of Gandhi and went to jail many times.
Suhasini Ganguly: Arrested many times under British rule, she went to jail even after Independence
While she was in her mid-thirties, between 1942 to 1945, Ganguly once again found herself imprisoned for providing shelter to Hemant Tarafdar, a revolutionary who was active in the Quit India Movement of 1942.
After the Big Bang
Jyoti Dogra holds her audience captive as she looks at mortality through the lens of astrophysics in the solo play Black Hole.
Going Old School
Actor Deepak Dobriyal on his two new releases, investing in a character and working with Irrfan
Sacred Scrolls
Mumbai-based artist Milburn Cherian paints present-day chaos using biblical references
‘Family influences my cooking in major ways’
Chef Kelvin Cheung on his influences and the menus of his two new ventures in Delhi
Sahir Ludhianvi’s legacy comes alive at alma mater with ‘Wo Afsaana…’
As the poetic play, portraying Sahir's relationship with Amrita Pritam was performed at Sahir Auditorium, the alumni met their 'ousted' college mate once again.
Here are the best of plays to compete at Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards, where to catch them
Along with plays in Hindi and English, this year’s nominations also feature works in Hindustani, Bengali, Marathi, Malayalam, Assamese (blended with gibberish), and even a non-verbal play.
Pritilata Waddedar, the 21-year-old who chose to die than be caught by the British
Women’s Day Special: Inspired by Surya Sen, the 21-year-old led the raid on the Pahartali European Club in Chittagong.
Visual artist Enora Lalet on making art from food
French visual artist Enora Lalet on her trip to India and creating imaginary geographies.
Bina Das: 21-yr-old who shot Bengal Governor got Padma Shri, but died in penury
Women's Day special: In her own memoir, translated from Bengali by Dhira Dhar, Das mentions how deeply “Subhas babu” was inspired by her father and was a regular visitor to her parents’ home.
Women’s Day special: The forgotten revolutionaries of Bengal
The history of women’s movements in India, especially during the freedom struggle is unique in many ways because it served two purposes. One was to contribute to the cause of freedom from British rule while the other was to impress upon their countrymen and upon the foreign government the urgent need for social, economic, legal and political reform to improve the lives of women in the subcontinent.
Why is unbuilt architecture better?
A book on unbuilt architectural projects in India points to the possibilities of structural forms and the ambition of limitless imagination.
Poppy: A heartwarming tale of two broken lives
“Poppy keeps dreaming about meeting this man in a library. She is trying hard to identify this person, but is not able to. In reality, she keeps looking at her husband’s library and an empty chair, because she misses him too much. This was another point to stress on the loneliness angle," says director Sudharshan Narayanan.
Fashion historian Christopher Breward on close ties between fashion and art
Fashion historian Christopher Breward, who will become the director of the National Museums Scotland next month, on how the brocades, silks and chiffons of historical portraiture are good fashion lessons.
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