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Reading amid the pandemic

Amid the host of autobiographies and biographies, examinations of political partisanship – and their social effects, new looks at history and more as well as a wide array of fiction for all

27 December 2020

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Renowned Poet Sugathakumari Dies At 86

Renowned Malayalam Poet and activist Sugathakumari passed away on Wednesday. She was tested positive for Covid-19 and was under treatment at Tiruvananthapuram medical college. The 86 year old poet and Padma Shri

23 December 2020

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‘The Longest Kiss’ On Indian Cinema

“I hope that I have managed to establish who Devika Rani really was. A rebellious and unusually talented and beautiful woman, a great actress and studio head who changed the course of

23 December 2020

Bollywood·Books·Lite Blogs

Creating moods and weaving narratives

An upcoming art exhibition in a Mumbai-based gallery will present the works of six prominent artists, and presents as a “tribute to the culture of consuming art in the best way live

22 December 2020

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Artistic Exploration Through Iranian Culture

Set to explore 5,000 years of Iranian art, design and culture, and bring together over 300 objects from ancient, Islamic and contemporary Iran, ‘Epic Iran’, a major exhibition presenting an overarching narrative

18 December 2020

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World’s first voice activated museum in Franklin

Planet Word, a non-profit museum dedicated to the power, beauty, and fun of language and to showing how words shape the human experience, has opened its doors to the public…writes Siddhi Jain.

15 December 2020

Books·Music

Minu Art’s creativity challenges COVID at Christmas!

Arts inspire a creative venture…writes Prof Geetha Upadhyaya A most challenging and unusual 2020 left humanity grappling with anger, anxiety, hurt and sadness. During the pandemic many experienced the strangeness of lockdown

14 December 2020

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‘It is actually difficult to avoid ‘love’

Author and educationist Abbyshek Chandra, whose debut novel, ‘Love You Forever’, was launched last year, says he took the romance genre, because “love is the most popular and one of the strongest

9 December 2020

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‘Art Has The Ability To Touch Souls’

Literature festivals and events are dominated by heterosexual content or mainstream ideas of existence and matters that impact their lives and emotions, says human rights gay activist Sharif D Rangnekar…writes Puja Gupta.

7 December 2020

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North East Festival Goes Virtual

The North East Festival, a popular event held in Delhis Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts ever since its inception seven years ago, will be held in Guwahati, Assam this year.

7 December 2020

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