Browsing: Arts

Young, urban India is in search of knowledge, through mythology.

The week’s bestsellers.

Everyday Ayurveda’ is released by Penguin Random House India

Modi staying silent on killings of rationalists: Sahgal.

Prominent artists from India performed at the festival held at the Kennedy Center.

Indian American author Suketu Mehta was nominated in the past.

1,000 word stories are for the ‘Snapchat Generation’.

Lahiri is amongst 10 distinguished recipients this year.

Mehta will take over the post from 2017.

‘Husain at Hundred’ retrospective looks at artist’s work through the decades.

Art Institute of Chicago to exhibit more than 100 pieces of art of the Pushtimarg.

Glowing tributes were paid to the 11th President

Festival will be held at the Kennedy Center October 2-4.

An interview with the author of The Modern Mughal Mentality.

Visitors have this week to savor the fabulous collection.

Three-day literary extravaganza to debut in Boulder, September 18-20.

Play part of Game Play Festival.

Prenatal yoga can do wonders, writes NJ-based Gandhi in book.

Through total lack of human images.

‘Fables of Fortune’ shows the road to recovery from an addiction.

Patel selected from pool of 165 applicants.

‘India captured our imagination as a place to encounter, study, and learn from.’

Vasudevan collaborated with Pakistani American artist Atif Ateeq.

D’Souza finishes serving his sentence.  

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