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Hey diddle diddle

CHITRA SUDARSHAN reviews an engaging Sylheti immigrant family saga, which is reminiscent of a Jane Austen novel

A plea from Holi

An aura of distaste and contamination has enveloped the beauty and innocence of the festival of colour, writes RANI JHALA

Shiva’s boon

The power of prayer and faith manifests itself into reality for the true believer in this spiritual short story by RANI JHALA

Empowerment and the Tagore women

Women of the famed literary Bengali family were harbingers of change in their own right, writes MADHUSREE CHATTERJEE

Get your arty back into it!

HSC 2012 Visual Art student Tanaya Deshpande aims her lens at India. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports   India, it is said, is an amazing place for...

Mr Darcy dreaming…

Jane Austen would applaud a turn of events that moves from fiction to reality. A short story by RANI JHALA   Last year I turned...

One thousand images

Sculptor Anish Kapoor’s themes of fluidity and formlessness serve to compel and confound, writes PRIYA CHIDAMBARANATHAN                                   Enter the gallery on level 3 at the Museum of...

Kalki returns as an avenging angel

A racy new thriller travels back and forth in time from Krishna’s Vrindavan to modern-day Delhi, exploring the myth of Kalki

Masala murders from Mumbaistan

Thrillers with Indian twists, like Anita Nair's latest novel, are fetching mega bucks in the booming mass fiction market

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