Jyotsna Mohan Bhargava worked with NDTV for fifteen years as a senior news anchor and senior news editor. She is... Read More
Each captain brought something new to the table; and their contributions alongside the evolution of India’s culture have made for a very interesting innings. Rather than an exhaustive exploration of every individual to don the mantle of captaincy, we chose to break it down into eras that each brought a culture of their own. Read More
Shaleen Wadhwana is an independent arts educator and cultural heritage professional. Her curatorial practise explores meta-narratives in global history and artistic responses to contemporary social issues, reflected in her current show FRIN/GE at Vadehra Art Gallery Read More
Tomorrow marks the first day of Maargazhi, the most auspicious month of the Tamizh calendar Read More
Below is a photograph clicked by G.E Dobson in 1872 titled ‘Group of Five Young Andamanese Women’ and described in Zahir... Read More
Like any other newbies on the scene, we thus far have learned the mechanics and history of a world that... Read More
To be human is to grasp at any opportunity to preserve– moments, pickles, aesthetically pleasing objects, people, texts, memories. From pressing... Read More
To think of Kathak is to hear the gentle chiming of the ghungroos as the dancers walk onto the stage; the lift of the curtain and beaming lights highlighting graceful ghagra skirts and dupattas as the dance Read More
Eating together, in Indian culture, is believed to have a way of bringing families together. Read More
The show’s contribution to diaspora and postcolonial cinema does not render it free of critique; but it is only fair to critique a show at the value of its artistic qualifications and not at face value of controversial Twitter outtakes. Read More
Think dairy products and you will most probably think Amul. It often doesn’t stop there. Amul’s famous jingle might then... Read More
A song I heard in one of the many hip, neon pink lit bars in Amsterdam that sent me straight back to a bhajan class that I didn't even remember having been forced into till then. I couldn't recognise the original bhajan, but I knew what I was hearing had Indian roots. But so did the people around me who had never listened to a bhajan in their lives. Read More
Three welcomes because that's just how excessive we are. Three welcomes because there are too many members, and they will all greet you with gracious warmth until you feel just the slightest bit overwhelmed Read More
