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Token of remembrance and reflection

The fusion of the arts and culture with tourism aids in creating a distinctive identity for a city to attract tourists, establishing a token of remembrance and reflection on a place’s legacy,

4 October 2022

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Feel good books from female authors

Whether you’re looking for a book that makes you feel good or teaches you something new, these 5 authors should definitely be on your list! Sally Rooney Sally Rooney is famously known

28 September 2022

Books

Sacha Jafri focuses on the process of creation

I have worked for 25 years as a professional artist which is the beginning of fabulous journey. It gets interesting because it’s not about survival as an artist, it’s about trying to

26 September 2022

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‘MARKS’ exploring artist’s journey

From September 17 through October 8, 2022, the exhibition will be on display at The Art Route Gallery in Gurugram. Lubna Sen, an art curator, consultant, and researcher, is the show’s curator…reports

21 September 2022

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Most anticipated art festivals to get into vibe

The festival is hosted at the spectacular Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, the quintessential Blue City, described by Rudyard Kipling as “the work of angels, fairies, and giants.”…reports Asian Lite News After more

21 September 2022

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Multiplexes Fuel New Film Culture at Naya Kashmir

J&K Administration Takes Bollywood on Silver Screen in the Valley, Its Most Beautiful Shoot Location … A special report by Usman Khan. The government of Jammu and Kashmir in its new films

21 September 2022

Arts & Culture·Asia News·Films

‘Country Beats’ : Presenting the honest art

Sivabalan’s paintings also toy with nativity and rural villages, especially scenes from the southern villages he grew up around. His works capture everyday scenes and movements, without filters or divulging too many

21 September 2022

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‘Every step forward was hard’

The Everest Base Camp trek was also the first time that she was cut off from the rest of the world for such a long duration…writes Vishnu Makhijani “Only those who will

19 September 2022

Books·Interview·Lite Blogs

New releases for passionate readers

Sealed off in his own solitude, and as his visiting professorship passes, the narrator awaits transformation and meaning. Ultimately, he starts to understand that the less sure he becomes of his place

15 September 2022

Books·Lite Blogs

Closer, not far: An attempt to ground emerging and experimental work

The work is made from hand spinning ‘Kala cotton’ — a cotton crop indigenous to India on a portable booklet spinning wheel (charkha) and hand knitting it into textures and structures that

13 September 2022

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