Short Story A Special Holi IT was the day of Holi, the carnivalesque spring festival. Mr A.B. Cross had gone out ...
History Gandhi in Nationalist Prints VINAY LAL Gandhi dominated in the visual imaginary of nationalism among printmakers of ...
Breaking barriers MEENA T. PILLAI Six works of literary translation from Malayalam to English bear testimony to the ...
Spotlight Yoga for peace YOGA is a science of life that was developed to help us know ourselves, to realise the ...
Short Story Just one word Six whole months had passed since his transfer to the Chennai office. Maadasamy had left ...
Meenakshi temple Heritage in peril ILANGOVAN RAJASEKARAN The destruction of an iconic mandap in the Meenakshi temple in Madurai highlights the ...
Interview The detective from Majestic VIKHAR AHMED SAYEED Through his trilogy of detective novels set in the Majestic area of Bengaluru, Zac O’Yeah ...
Short story Palanquin Bearer “HEY Manga! Can you hear me? Ayyagaru is going to take the Ayyappa deeksha the day after ...
Satyajit Ray Shonku on big screen SUHRID SANKAR CHATTOPADHYAY Professor Shonku, the scientist-inventor who went on to become one of Satyajit Ray’s most ...
Interview 'The world of letters can’t be dominated by hate' ZIYA US SALAM Interview with K.P. Ramanunni, Sahitya Akademi award winner.
Konkani One language in five scripts Konkani flourishes along the West coast of India, the Konkan, from Maharashtra, North and ...
Short story The beggar woman AFTER wandering about the village for almost a week, Anjali was back home, exasperated.
Public Art Revitalising city spaces LYLA BAVADAM Public spaces in Mumbai are redefined by public art installations that nurture a ...
Architecture The making of New Delhi THE imperial capital of New Delhi forms one of the most enduring architectural legacies of ...
Literature The vengeance VILAS SINGH stood dazzled for a moment. A hundred fingers of fire rent asunder the huge ...
Museum Bihar model beckons C.S. VENKITESWARAN Bihar Museum, a significant initiative by the State government, has the potential to ...
Cinema On the silver screen SASHI KUMAR The creative urges of the pioneers and innovators of cinema in the Soviet Union surged in ...
Literature Vibrant and heterogeneous RASHMI DORAISWAMY The Soviet literary scape had a variety of literature from the officially feted to the ...
Art & architecture Celebration or reflection? ROMI KHOSLA Commemorating the October Revolution raises the problem of understanding the relationship ...
Reminiscences The world through a village P. SAINATH Melanmai Ponnusamy, one of the most authentic literary voices of the countryside, passed ...
Documentary Remembering Begum Akhtar PARTHA CHATTERJEE Nirmal Chander’s documentary focusses on the essentials of Begum Akhtar’s music and her ...
Jnanpith Writing without a full stop ZIYA US SALAM The nonagenarian Hindi writer Krishna Sobti has been awarded the 53rd Jnanpith Award.
Translation Epiphany (Kraurya) ALAMELU, the only child of Professor Thiruchendur Shrinivasa Raghavacharya and his wife, ...
Heritage Baolis to the rescue BETWEEN the Battle of Talikota (1565) and the Mughal invasions of the Deccan in the late ...
