BOOKSHELF: The Fertile Earth
Rao’s narrative is both fiercely political and deeply romantic, offering a vivid portrayal of the era’s social hierarchies and the fervent desire
Sukanya Ghosh Explores Identity and Belonging as Artist-in-Residence at RCA
Memory and found objects have always fascinated Ghosh. She feels that what is remembered is a fragile notion, and she likes to
Celebrating Mapusa: Artist Orijit Sen’s Epic Mural in Goa
No wonder, Goa-based artist Orijit Senis is working on ‘Mapusa Mogi’ (Mogi means lover in Konkani), a ceramic mural 100 metres long
Books on Mythology, Freedom Fighters, and Kashmir’s History
Indian mythology is replete with intriguing characters and concepts, and one often wonders what purpose such elaborate craftsmanship of imagination serves…reports Asian
Thank You Mr Crombie : Lessons in Guilt and Gratitude to the British
Instead, thanks to Mr Crombie’s letter, and to his parents’ chagrin, Mihir Bose was able to embark on a career in journalism
Unwind with Non-Fiction Titles on Money, Politics, and Health
Tracing the history and origin of this philosophy, the book serves to refine one’s thinking, showing how the ancient Roman philosophers Marcus
The Nagarwala Scandal: The Heist That Shook a Nation
These theories gained tailwind after Nagarwala died in Delhi’s Tihar Jail — later established to be a case of myocardial infarction and
Shimla Summer Festival Showcases Indian Culture and Talent
With the beginning of the traditional and cultural folk night, the governor of Himachal Pradesh, Shiv Pratap Shukla, inaugurated the festival here
Weekend Reading: A Diverse Book Selection for Every Reader
With the mercury showing no signs of relenting, sitting in the cool confines of your home with a book might just be
Tarun Tahiliani’s Celebration Of Summer 2024
With a philosopher’s touch and a poet’s vision, Tarun Tahiliani crafts a symphony of timeless elegance, threading the delicate whispers of the