By Dipti Singh
In Vasai’s Giriz village, the Sequeira brothers have become torchbearers of a sculpting tradition born when their grandfather, a humble carpenter, first carved the face of Jesus Christ
In Vasai’s Giriz village, the Sequeira brothers have become torchbearers of a sculpting tradition born when their grandfather, a humble carpenter, first carved the face of Jesus Christ
By Nisrin Saria
As World Disability Day, observed on December 3, casts a spotlight on accessibility and inclusion, Mumbai’s para athletes and cricketers are engineering their own pathways to excellence despite a city that still makes them fight for every inch of ground
As World Disability Day, observed on December 3, casts a spotlight on accessibility and inclusion, Mumbai’s para athletes and cricketers are engineering their own pathways to excellence despite a city that still makes them fight for every inch of ground
By Vivek Menezes
Even as three talented heirs stride beyond the nonpareil legacy of their grandparents, they, like everyone else, are still parsing the potent vocabulary of the works that continue to dominate the Indian art world
Even as three talented heirs stride beyond the nonpareil legacy of their grandparents, they, like everyone else, are still parsing the potent vocabulary of the works that continue to dominate the Indian art world
By Jane Borges
With dwindling memberships, rising costs and shrinking attention spans, Mumbai’s oldest and youngest reading rooms are working to reinvent themselves through community programmes and sheer perseverance
With dwindling memberships, rising costs and shrinking attention spans, Mumbai’s oldest and youngest reading rooms are working to reinvent themselves through community programmes and sheer perseverance
By Apoorva Agashe, Aditi Thakur, Anamika Gharat, Sameer Surve
Despite the injuries, the deaths, and the daily mayhem, the city has done almost nothing to make schoolchildren feel safer
Despite the injuries, the deaths, and the daily mayhem, the city has done almost nothing to make schoolchildren feel safer
By Devdutt Pattanaik
The popularity of Roll Number 21 highlights the popularity of simplified, bite-sized “mytho-fiction”. But when we serve myths like McNuggets, do we hollow out their meaning?
The popularity of Roll Number 21 highlights the popularity of simplified, bite-sized “mytho-fiction”. But when we serve myths like McNuggets, do we hollow out their meaning?
By Jane Borges
Armed with degrees, grit, and political conviction, the state’s youth leaders are pushing hard to make their mark in a crowded electoral season
Armed with degrees, grit, and political conviction, the state’s youth leaders are pushing hard to make their mark in a crowded electoral season
By Anand.Holla
As filmmakers across Asia, Africa and the Arab world rethink their place in global cinema, one question looms large: how do you build the kind of cultural wave South Korea sent sweeping across the world?
As filmmakers across Asia, Africa and the Arab world rethink their place in global cinema, one question looms large: how do you build the kind of cultural wave South Korea sent sweeping across the world?
By Shweta.Shiware
Two releases land on the same day, both shaped by transition. One follows its characters growing up on screen, the other returns to Mayo College at 150 and turns school codes into adult clothes
Two releases land on the same day, both shaped by transition. One follows its characters growing up on screen, the other returns to Mayo College at 150 and turns school codes into adult clothes
By Jane Borges
As poet-novelist Jeet Thayil turns publisher, he confronts the city of Mumbai that shaped his prose and his past
As poet-novelist Jeet Thayil turns publisher, he confronts the city of Mumbai that shaped his prose and his past
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