Delhi celebrates International Museum Day with aplomb

There is no greater repository of cultural...

Music has always been my refuge: Eugenio Bennato

The legendary Italian folk musician and songwriter...

Phuket, surrounded by beautiful islands,rivals the Maldives and Bali

With endless coastlines, Southeast Asia offers a...

Bhumika Popli

‘Good photography has a relationship to patience’

National Geographic magazine’s senior photo editor, James Wellford is on the Indian Photo Festival’s jury this year. He speaks to Bhumika Popli about how...

Delhi Darshan by historian Giles Tillotsan takes you on an architectural tour of the city

One can’t get enough of Delhi. The city, rich in heritage, has enticed many writers who have come here to explore the varied historical...

‘Corporate firms should be environmentally conscious’

Chairman of C.G. Corp Global, Binod Chaudhary speaks to Bhumika Popli about the challenges of helming an international conglomerate and the social responsibility of...

‘Photography has made me empathetic towards animals’

Wildlife photographer Shovna Upadhyay, whose photo book My Tiger My Stories is just out, speaks to Bhumika Popli about celebrating and capturing the majesty...

Game, set and match: Vijay Amritraj

Vijay Amritraj was inducted into the world of professional tennis at a very young age, and by the time he was in his 20s,...

‘Every film for me is like a musical piece’

The director’s cut of the film Lorni: The Flaneur, directed by Wanphrang Diengdoh, was screened on 20 May at Delhi’s India Habitat Centre, as a part...

Meera George’s powerful opera piece brings gender issues to the forefront

Performance artist Meera George, whose works are mainly inspired by gender and caste issues, recently came up with an operatic piece, entitled Still I Rise. The...

Politics is a very noble profession: Natwar Singh

Former politician and diplomat K. Natwar Singh, who turned 90 this week, speaks to Bhumika Popli about his long and distinguished career in Indian...

‘I aim to create a culture that values creativity’

Shalini Passi, who is ranked among India’s most prominent art patrons, speaks to Bhumika Popli about the cultural forums she has been associated with...

Venice Biennale to get an India pavilion for the first time in 8 years

Scheduled to begin on 11 May, the Venice Biennale will have an India pavilion this time around, where an exhibition inspired by Gandhian ideas...

Glimpses of Anne Frank

Anne Frank spent the last years of her life in hiding, cooped up with her family in a secret annexe in an Amsterdam office...

A spellbinding musical adaptation of a Chinese drama

There are some performances that can have a spellbinding effect on you. The musical drama Romance Under the Umbrella, recently staged at Delhi’s Shri...

Devraj Dakoji’s creative commitment to the neglected form of printmaking

Among the pioneers of printmaking in Indian art, Devraj Dakoji has spent a large part of his life championing a form that has been...

Rekindles memories of a cinematic gem

When K. Asif’s Mughal-e-Azam, based on the Pakistani playwright Imtiaz Ali Raj’s play Anarkali, was released in 1960, it became a blockbuster. The magnificent sets, thunderous...

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