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‘Translation is not to impose meaning on a text’

Stressing that there cannot be a rigid ‘process’ when it comes to translations, he feels different texts require different approaches, thus the process can also change and it is hard to make

July 18, 2023

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The Mantram at Birla Millennium Art Gallery

In his London show, Mr. Chowdhary presents a profound study of Shiva and his role in the creation of the universe, exploring the intricate matrix behind it. He delves into the Shree

July 11, 2023

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Best books for your July reading list

The poems in the collection offer an artistic blend of tender response and thoughtful reaction to social realities, as well as an explosion of powerful emotions from a voice sought to be

July 6, 2023

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‘Avatar pack worked as a big marketing tool ‘

Excited to see people interact with his creations, and have conversations about his work, Singh stresses that while there are perks to communicating online, physical shows leave a very long-lasting impression…writes Sukant

July 5, 2023

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The Broken Script

In the words of Dalrymple, Liddle has “salvaged from the ruins an outstanding new history of a great city suspended between two Empires. A brilliant work of historical scholarship.”…reports Sourish Bhattacharyya The

July 3, 2023

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War of Lanka

The book promotion of Amish Tripathi’s latest book War of Lanka held at the Manchester Museum.. Swapna Das writes Asian Lite in collaboration with Harper Collins successfully hosted the book promotion of

June 29, 2023

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Lessons of management through ‘Biriyani’

Adding that he sees biryani as a wholesome dish, Sokhi remembers approaching publishers with the idea of writing a book on food and management, but always being requested to work on a

June 27, 2023

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India’s Chowk & Charpai at London Design Biennale

The Indian pavilion is a multi-sensory evocation of the essence of a contemporary Indian city chowk – an open market at the junction of streets – through the visual metaphor of a

June 22, 2023

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Indian art during a crucial period of transition

One group of old masters emerged from the Bombay School of Art, where they excelled in the European Academic Realism imparted at the Sir J J School of Art…reports Sunny Chandiramani The

June 22, 2023

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‘Most of what you know addiction is wrong’

Going back to colonial times, Ambekar pointed to the genesis of the prevalent notion that foreign alcohol is urban and elite; native substances such as ‘bhang’ and ‘charas’, which were regularly consumed

June 21, 2023

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