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The Great Malayalee Tragicomdey: Naduvil's Marameedan

Emie Roy -
Amateur Malayalee theatre group takes to the stage with Marmeedan, a political satire inspired by Bharathendu Harishchandra’s Andher Nagari

Bhoomi: Mother Earth Speaks – A music and dance event

Sydney Srinivas -
Seetha suffered considerably due to Rama’s over-adherence to dharma (righteousness), but stoically, she did not give voice to her torment. It was left for...

Tender Heart: A novel Indian experience through Katy's eyes

Jyoti Shankar -
Indefatigable - a term to describe a person who persists tirelessly. This is the word that comes to mind when I hear of yet...

Two men, one mission

Janani Karthik -
Gandhi and Tagore.We’ve uttered these two names together so many times in the same breath, you’d think they were cut from the same cloth....

Pandit Ravi Shankar's memorabilia found in Mumbai scrap shop

Indian Link -
SMM Ausaja, a film archivist and poster collector, has discovered a tattered suitcase that belonged to Pandit Ravi Shankar and his son Shubho. The...

Brimful of Asha

Preeti Jabbal -
Canadian theatre artist Ravi Jain spoke to Indian Link about his upcoming show at the Melbourne Arts Festival, his co-artist mother and some theatre making.

Book Review: White Tears Brown Scars by Ruby Hamad

Indian Link -
Ruby Hamad's White Tears Brown Scars is an informative and compelling read. In this work, Hamad lays bare inconvenient truths that seek to inspire reflection in...

Sahitya Akademi awardee novelist Kiran Nagarkar passes away

Indian Link -
Acclaimed English-Marathi journalist and writer Kiran Nagarkar died here on Thursday after a brief illness, family sources said. He was 77. He had been admitted...

DZYR: A new flavour in the community’s entertainment space

Rajni Anand Luthra -
Aman Pal has been moving house, and is a bit tired. He talks at some length about how he has been carting his musical instruments around...

Continental Shift art exhibition: The Placing Of Identity

Khushboo Patodia -
The works are explorations about the self; equally, they are statements about the societies in which we live – South Asia, Australia, the world at large.

Dalrymple's tome to perils of corporate power abuse

Indian Link -
Historian, writer, art curator, also an award-winning broadcaster and critic, William Dalrymple has quite exceeded himself with his latest book. The towering 522-page tome, which...

Out of our yearning

Indian Link -
Can you #relate to the following situations? Grocery shopping with your parents in Indian super-mart aisles lined with pickle bottles, masala boxes and frozen...
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