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Elections simplified!

11 Jun 2014 7:13 PM GMT
The former Chief Election Commissioner, S Y Quraishi recently launched his book An Undocumented Wonder: The making of the Great Indian Election, at...

The chakravyuh of life

10 Jun 2014 6:56 PM GMT
The Capital saw the play Arjun Ka Beta on Sunday at Kamani Auditorium. The play was beautifully woven around the Chakravyuh chapter of Mahabharata. As...

Humayun’s Tomb restored, but what about Delhi’s other marvels?

8 Jun 2014 10:39 PM GMT
History needs both memory and maintenance, but does it also need beautification? If the latest mission undertaken by the Archaeological Survey of...

‘Sufi is no music’

7 Jun 2014 7:59 PM GMT
We all have put these songs on our iPods and cell phones playing on a loop. Whether it be Sajda from My Name is Khan or O Re Piya from Aaja Nachle, we...

May I help you?

6 Jun 2014 7:05 PM GMT
We all believe strongly, that we need to bring about a change. We see things going wrong each day. And we truly feel that a change needs to be brought...

Not too tender to Rap

5 Jun 2014 7:05 PM GMT
Heard Sajna Tere Bina or the Punjabi rap song, Ghaint Kudi? Well, the rapper you heard is the youngest female rapper. After Hard Kaur, Ish Kaur has...

Red, not just a light

30 May 2014 7:48 PM GMT
Feminism as a topic has attracted a lot of attention worldwide. It has been discussed and ignored, acknowledged and rejected, felt for and loathed,...

Prithvi in Delhi

24 May 2014 7:19 PM GMT
All lovers of theatre brace up and keep the weekend free, for you don't wanna miss out on this lovely thing coming up. The Pad- starring Kitu...

Black stripes on ochre

24 May 2014 7:17 PM GMT
'The tiger skin shone brilliantly in the pre-lunch Jabalpur sun. Of the two men who spread it in front of the chai-shop, Ramchandra Prasad—the older...

Awadhi in Delhi

23 May 2014 7:54 PM GMT
There was an Anarkali (Madhubala) and then there was a Begum Para (Madhuri Dixit-Nene). What is common in them is the exquisite jewellery, a sharara...

We the intruders!

22 May 2014 7:07 PM GMT
There was a big machine that was flying. Its blades were roaring out loud. It felt like it was hunting for us. It did not look very good. We were...

Literature in armchair!

22 May 2014 7:05 PM GMT
It is sad though that not everyday that nobel laureates like Rabindranath Tagore are celebrated in india. But the Oxford University Press has taken a...
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