From Alkazi experimenting with the Japanese Kabuki form in ‘Andha Yug’ to Karanth employing Karnataka’s Yakshagana style in his adaptation of ‘Macbeth’, traditional forms have resonated with the contemporary
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Lotus is the national flower of India, celebrated in legend and lore. It is the stuff of metaphysical speculation and is depicted in sculptures and paintings. The stem holds the hundred-petalled blossom aloft, but serves the master unseen underwater. We...
Known for its spectacular vintage setting, Edinburgh, the charming Scottish capital, is also home to an intriguing childhood museum where an array of galleries presents a rich collection of toys, games, literature and pictures. The collection, dating back to the...
At first glance, Pancham Cajla, 36, comes across as the boy next door who could be working in a corporate office or managing a cafe. All this, of course, he was doing until a few years back when he was...
On September 26, Keki Nasserwanji Daruwalla passed away at 87. A former IPS officer who had an illustrious career, he was a gifted writer though poetry was his real passion. Searing honesty, wit and realism defined Keki’s repertoire. Here is an edited selection from his column in The Tribune
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On his birth centenary, remembering the quiet genius of Shimla-born abstractionist Ram Kumar
You may have heard about a diner who went to a fancy restaurant, looked at the elaborate menu and ordered a dish that sounded most appetising: baby spuds sauteed in mustard seeds and curry leaves, cocooned inside a crisp and...
It was a warm and hazy winter afternoon as we sat on a muddy embankment along Sambhar Lake, India’s largest inland salt lake in Rajasthan, watching hundreds of Pink Flamingos and a variety of migrant birds foraging through the shallow...
Sportspersons turn cynics when quite young, for their experience tells them that the sports administrator is venal and undependable
What exactly should a column contain, or proclaim, or aim for? It’s a task that has its own challenges
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