History Tracing 200 years of the history of photography in IndiaMalavika KarlekarThis book is the product of substantial research into timelines, notes, and choice of images.
Interview: Anamika Haksar ‘Ghode Ko Jalebi Khilane Le Ja Riya Hoon’ deals in bringing dreams aliveSNEHA KRISHNANInterview with Anamika Haksar, theatre doyenne and director of Ghode Ko Jalebi Khilane Le Ja Riya Hoon.
Pride Month Paradox within a paradox: ‘Trans Kashmir’ captures the precarious lives of the transgender community in the ValleyUmmul Baneen HyderTrans Kashmir is a testament to the power of documentary film-making.
Short Story How are you veg?: A Telugu short story in translationBy Joopaka Subhadra. Translated from Telugu by Alladi Uma and M. Sridhar
Tribute The magical reality of Eduardo GaleanoVijay PrashadThe Uruguayan author’s socialism never lost its heart or its ambitions. It was closely aligned with the dreams of ordinary people to transform this ex
Hindi Cinema Changing values of Hindi cinemaM.K. RAGHAVENDRAFrom films highlighting moral values to those portraying “illegality as enterprise”, ethical motifs in popular Hindi cinema have undergone a tremendou
Film Review Movie Review: ‘Puzhu’ dissects the insidious worm of casteC.S. VenkiteswaranPuzhu is the most recent in a series of Malayalam films that have explored and elaborated on the ways in which caste hatred and violence works in Kera
International Booker Prize 2022 Will the International Booker Prize win for ‘Tomb of Sand’ change much for Indian language writers?Harish TrivediThe International Booker Prize for Tomb of Sand, Daisy Rockwell’s English translation of Hindi writer Geetanjali Shree’s Ret-Samadhi, is likely to hav
Graz Annual Playwrights’ Festival 2022: Concluding day Of elusive answersHimali KothariHimali Kothari contemplates the battering the arts has taken in our conflict-ridden times as she attends the grand finale of the Graz theatre festival
Graz Annual Playwrights’ Festival 2022: Day Five Reimagining performance spacesHimali KothariAt the theatre festival in Graz, a cargo cycle moved around the town like a mobile library of plays besides the three performance venues, enabling a f
Graz Annual Playwrights’ Festival 2022:Day Four The playwright’s burdenHimali KothariCan theatre really contribute to a better world? Himali Kothari and the other participating playwrights discuss these and other related questionsdurin
Graz Annual Playwrights’ Festival 2022: Day Three Graz theatre festival: Words and their limitsHimali KothariOn the third day of the Graz theatre festival, Himali Kothari finds out how Instagram and Twitter are shaping the structure of performances.
Graz Annual Playwrights’ Festival 2022: Day One Schauspielhaus Graz: Climate change, playwrights, and their lonely livesHimali KothariHimali Kothari narrates how her playlet Friends for Life came to feature in the ongoing Graz theatre festival on climate change in Graz, Austria.
An institute of Bodology to investigate the past The Bodos are constructing a comprehensive picture of the Brahmaputra civilisation.
