A short (and it cannot be long) survey of recent English erotic writing in India
Cinema, television and life itself have raced far ahead of what’s been written under the label.
Scroll.in / May 2016 / Books
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Cinema, television and life itself have raced far ahead of what’s been written under the label.
Scroll.in / May 2016 / Books
Celebrating the relevance and genius of WB Yeats, who would have turned 150 this year
BLink - The Hindu Business Line / December 2015 / Art And Culture
Taking a half a leaf out of EL ‘Fifty’ James’s strategy, Meyer has created a somewhat pointless retelling of her bestselling series.
Scroll.in / October 2015 / Books
It will have you at Colombia, the mention of Narcos. Pure, unadulterated love for all things that Colombia is known for, along with a special affinity for magic realism.
Scroll.in / October 2015 / Art And Culture
The unlikely pursuit of filling intricate drawings with colours has become a publishing opportunity.
Scroll.in / October 2015 / Books
From waking up to unobstructed views of snow-capped peaks in Munsiyari to exploring rafting stretches on the rivers of Pancheshwar, a week in Kumaon makes you want to abandon the city.
Mumbai Mirror / October 2015 / Travel
A dramatised reading of old letters conjures up a cosmopolitan city that once was
BLink - The Hindu Business Line / October 2015 / Art And Culture
German mentalist Nicolai Friedrich on how magic uses logic and creative thinking to accomplish what appears impossible
The Hindu Business Line / September 2015 / Art And Culture
With her new work, author and academician Wendy Doniger hopes that she can change the mistaken belief that the Kamasutra is a 'dirty book'.
Mumbai Mirror / August 2015 / Books
With a series of roles from some of the best known works of prose and drama, the ‘Sherlock’ star has become a conduit between us and great literature
Scroll.in / August 2015 / Art And Culture
Disappearing cats, empty wells and mysterious women, Murakami’s world is yours if any of these feels like your life.
Scroll.in / August 2015 / Books
An interview with Ajit Vikram Singh, owner of Delhi’s beloved Fact & Fiction bookshop, which has announced its closure.
Scroll.in / August 2015 / Books
Struggling to claim their rightful place in a world dominated by males, the women of the iconic TV show had their own unique stories too.
Scroll.in / May 2015 / Art And Culture
The PEN award amounts to supporting the content of the satirical magazine, argue a growing number of dissenting authors.
Scroll.in / May 2015 / Books
And why this move signals the intensification of high-stakes battles between publishers for India’s most successful writers.
Scroll.in / March 2015 / Books
The writer was in the country for the eleventh time – to launch his new book ‘Mightier than the Sword’.
Scroll.in / March 2015 / Books
‘Ibsen specialist’ Thomas Ostermeier on the joys of striking a chord universally
The Hindu Business Line - BLink / March 2015 / Art And Culture
Haruki Murakami’s stories are like soft shadows – the fainter of the footprints he has left behind.
Scroll.in / February 2015 / Books
Whether they urge you to visit the places or not, these will surely enlighten you the way no guidebook ever can.
Scroll.in / February 2015 / Books
Storytelling for children gets a boost with a growing number of festivals and a new interest among publishers
Mint Lounge / January 2015 / Books
Two debut plays in the Capital set the stage for hard-hitting reality and provoke the audience towards debate or, at the very least, introspection
The Hindu Business Line / January 2015 / Art And Culture
From barren wilderness to princely stature, the royal city of Bikaner has come a long way.
Femina / November 2014 / Travel
A stress-free holiday is where the body, mind and soul, together undergo a revival. My visit to an Ayurvedic healing village in Palakkad, Kerala offered just that.
Femina / October 2014 / Travel / [Jpg , 1.53 MB]
The second edition of the Going Solo theatre festival will have three plays on disability and everyday struggles
Mint / October 2014 / Art And Culture
Shilpika Bordoloi presents a ‘physical-theatre’ performance on Assam’s mystical river island
Mint / September 2014 / Art And Culture
Artist CR Pakrashi’s memoir describes the birth of stamps, 56 in all, on his drawing board
The Hindu Business Line / September 2014 / Books
Team Dastangoi is back with a new tale, this time exclusively for children
Mint / August 2014 / Art And Culture
Witness a retelling of two of the greatest epics of our times, Mahabharata and Ramayana
Mint / August 2014 / Art And Culture
A Delhi-based publishing house is helping primary school students publish fiction
Time Out Delhi / June 2014 / Kids
A reading of letters that offer snapshots of life in the city from 1903
Mint / May 2014 / Art And Culture
The story of the boy who came home after 25 years is set to become a feature film
BLink - The Hindu Business Line / May 2014 / Art And Culture
Forget textbooks. The Nehru Learning Centre for Children & Youth put the zing back into learning
Time Out Delhi / May 2014 / Kids
Arman Safa Khan is on a mission to popularise gymnastics and martial arts in the city
Time Out Delhi / May 2014 / Kids
Artist Kavita Iyengar sketches Delhi’s architectural legacy with rich inklines
Time Out Delhi / April 2014 / Books
Don’t just drink it, steep, smoke and cook with tea
BLink - The Hindu Business Line / April 2014 / Food
A new music video celebrates the highs and lows of city life
Time Out Delhi / April 2014 / Art And Culture
Sangeeta Bandyopadhyay on being an author who could not avoid writing about sex
BLink - The Hindu Business Line / March 2014 / Books
Pran Kumar Sharma on creating Chacha Chaudhary the old man with a stick, who uses his brain to pack a punch
BLink - The Hindu Business Line / February 2014 / Art And Culture
John Burbidge tells Time Out how India helped him come out of the closet
Time Out Delhi / February 2014 / Books
Delhi hosts its first-ever street art festival with local and international artists
Time Out Delhi / February 2014 / Art And Culture
In his latest novel, This Place, Amitabha Bagchi writes about a stranger in a strange land
Time Out Delhi / February 2014 / Books
Author Vikram Nairleaves no stone unturned in cooking a flavoursome story and leaves the readers with a satisfied burp
Time Out Delhi / February 2014 / Books
Author Nandita Haskar on what distinguishes the Northeast
BLink - The Hindu Business Line / February 2014 / Travel
Turn up, tune in, drop out with a session of sitar yoga
Time Out Delhi / January 2014 / Health
A new book offers a rare glimpse of life inside the guarded gates of New Delhi’s high-status embassies
Time Out Delhi / January 2014 / Books
A hidden lake nestled in the Asola Wildlife Sanctuary is gaining popularity among nature buffs
Time Out Delhi / December 2013 / Travel
A play about a house and its occupants’ lives comes to New Delhi and Mumbai
Mint / June 2014
Debut author, Deepti Kapoor, on the swagger of male novels and darkness of Delhi
The Hindu Business Line / June 2014
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