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Biennale of possibilities

Anita Dube, the first female curator of india's first biennale, Kochi Muziris Biennale, is hopeful of leaving deep...

18 Nov 2018 5:28 AM IST

Love in the time of war

Daman Singh speaks about setting World War II as the backdrop for her novel Kitty's War.

17 Oct 2018 12:52 AM IST

B. Arch student Anson Babus fight against cancer and plastic is rooted in the demise of his mother whom he lost to cancer.

Fighting plastic from homes

I started visiting schools and taking classes for children studying in Class VI & above, adds Anson hoping the activity...

1 Oct 2018 12:29 AM IST

A feminist statement

Trisha Das, who is known for her feminist writing style, talks about her latest book Kama's Last Sutra that is rich in...

30 Sept 2018 5:42 AM IST

Sara entered the world of art drawing inspiration from her mother Sajitha.

Shades of streets

Sara Hussain, a popular name in the art scenario, gets candid about her journey fighting many odds, and the accolades...

26 Sept 2018 1:03 AM IST

Dancing against all obstacles

Mansiya V.P. is looking forward to her upcoming production that sees a fusion of Sufi music and Bharatanatyam.

13 Sept 2018 6:20 AM IST

Veena Hiranandani

A young girl's Partition account

Veena Hiranandani's The Night Diary views the trauma of the Partition through the eyes of a 12-year-old.

13 Sept 2018 5:58 AM IST

Joseph; (behind) Tangkuban Perahu

Volcano tourist

Fascinated with volcanoes, this adventure junkie travels the world to see them.

2 Sept 2018 12:54 AM IST

Shankar Ghosh with his father

Scentimental approach

Shankar Ghosh's book Scent of a story: A Newspaperman's Journey documents the life of his legendary father Dr S.N....

26 Aug 2018 6:42 AM IST

The healing power of art

Asiya Beevi was seen dancing in a relief camp with children, and has been offered a role in a regional movie next.

25 Aug 2018 12:17 AM IST

Deepika Padukone in a still from Padmaavat.

Bill for change

In a bid to safeguard artistic freedom, Shashi Tharoor has introduced an amendment to the archaic Cinematograph Act.

9 Aug 2018 12:08 AM IST

The artists were advised to focus on Asian elephants and make them colourful using shades that represent different regions.

Sculpted with love

Curated by Alka Pande, the exhibition stresses on the need to safeguard Asian elephants.

4 Aug 2018 3:35 AM IST