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‘Nature Didn’t Make Borders Anyway, Humans Did’

“I was curious to know about the local gay scene and how to photograph it. Everything was very hidden and no one wanted to be ‘out’ and be photographed, so it was

November 24, 2021

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Art that simplifies the complexities

It is an attempt to capture the understanding that both of them make when working in tandem. This possibly makes it an artwork…reports Olivia Sarkar. The art series, “Paradigm of Oneness,” is

November 24, 2021

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Indian Roots, Ivy Admits: Guide for Abroad Aspirants

Students of Indian origin throng the world’s greatest colleges. Yet, there were no books contextual to Indian experiences and dreams…Viral Doshi and Mridula Maluste interact with Vishnu Makhijani. With the essay commanding

November 21, 2021

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The Book of Passing Shadows: Journey to Redemption

The only solace he finds is in the loving companionship of a grieving widow, Sara, who has been equally wronged by fate and unbundles her woes with him…reports Asian Lite News. Set

November 21, 2021

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Life of drama, colour and emotion

Issues related to women safety on deserted streets with the easing of lockdown restrictions are another concern that kindles the artist’s imagination in ‘Twilight Zone’. ‘Holding On’ portrays the resilience of women

November 19, 2021

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Mallika: Live performances are soul of arts

We at Darpana have been experimenting a lot with this. It is a different kind of opportunity if one is open to innovation experimentation…says Mallika. The National Centre of the Performing Arts

November 14, 2021

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‘The Disruptor’ chronicles turbulent tenure of VP Singh

V.P. Singh ended up antagonising both the Congress and the BJP — perhaps one of the reasons he has not been given the posthumous attention he deserves…reports Asian Lite News. Vishwanath Pratap

November 14, 2021

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Tata Lit Fest shortlists announced

The First Book (Fiction) Shortlist include ‘A Bit of Everything’ by Sandeep Raina (Westland), ‘A Death in Shonagachhi’ by Rijula Das (Pan MacMillan) and ‘Gods and Ends’ by Lindsay Pereira (Penguin Random

November 12, 2021

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HC vacates stay on Vijaypat Singhanias autobiography

The publisher said they are “delighted” with the Bombay High Court order “setting aside the injunction which had greatly aggrieved both Pan Macmillan India and our author Vijaypat Singhania”…reports Asian Lite News.

November 12, 2021

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Life After Cancer: Guide To Cope With Tough Stages

The book also talks about household risks and how adopting certain lifestyles can minimise the risk of cancer…writes Vishnu Makhijani His father being diagnosed with lymphoma prompted Aditya Mohan Wig, a best-selling

November 11, 2021

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