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Uru Music Collective during a performance.

Uru Music Collective: Recreating ancient instruments

How a young band in Chennai is combining scholarship, innovation, and tradition to make ancient musical instruments come alive.

The dark canvas of AI art

Back in 1957, Max Mathews, an electrical engineer from Bell Labs, made history by authoring MUSIC, the first widely used program for sound generation,

Amritsar, Feb 23 (ANI): 'Waris Punab De' group's leader Amritpal Singh's supporters break barricades and enter the police station demanding the release of Amritpal Singh's close aide, in Ajnala near Amritsar on Thursday. (ANI Photo)

The real state of play

Arvind Narayanan.

‘Digital inequalities will power digital colonialism’: Arvind Narayanan

Interview with the AI expert and author.

ChatGPT for dummies: An explainer on what it is all about (and not)

This addresses all the doubts and apprehensions about the newest AI kid on the block.

A still from the film showing Bomman with Raghu, the baby elephant.

Can the Oscar for ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ give a fillip to India’s documentary scene?

Kartiki Gonsalves, director of the Netflix documentary, believes global attention will help.

Manil Suri: “Maths is a game in which you start with a bunch of rules and then deduce away to see where you can get.”

Manil Suri: ‘Mathematics can trigger an emotional response’

In conversation with the mathematician and author of ‘The Big Bang of Numbers’.

At a Sathyameva Jayathe awareness session.

Sathyameva Jayathe: Kerala initiative aims to educate students in spotting fake news

The State government’s awareness campaign has covered more than 20 lakh students so far.

True as false: The world of Jeyamohan

‘Stories of the True’ is a well-timed introduction to the multifaceted writer’s intimidating oeuvre.

Sarah Thankam Mathews.

‘Same-sex love has always existed, and it is a part of life’

Interview with Sarah Thankam Mathews, the Indian-American writer of ‘All This Could Be Different’.

Policemen deployed at Lucknow’s Novelty Theatre for the screening of Padmaavat amidst protests by Hindu rightwing activists in January 2018.

Something is rotten: Understanding the Bollywood boycott phenomenon

Despite limited impact on the box office so far, the danger to livelihoods cannot be downplayed.

Dr Eleanor Power of LSE.

Eleanor Power: “What will the world say?”

The anthropologist speaks on how the “reputational poverty trap” impacts human progress.