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Art & Culture

‘Writing is much more intimately who I am’

The difference between Deepti Naval the actress and Deepti Naval the writer

Balladeer of the Masses

In a region ridden with ethnic conflicts, Bhupen Hazarika’s music spun dreams of a unified ‘Golden Assam’

Badshah of Bad Taste

SRK’s big Diwali release is a damp cracker, and an offensive one at that

The Chameleon Effect

A photographic show that provokes viewers to question what images mean to them

The Inheritance of Loss

The story of India’s contemporary photography movement is ridden with egoistic tussles. It’s no wonder then that it has taken so long for the country to host an international photo festival

Dev Anand’s Never-Never Land

In the recent movies of this hero who refuses to retire, anything can happen to him, and to you, the viewer. So beware

Music to Their Ears

How some traditional musicians, ignored by the mainstream, are learning the ropes of self-publishing and online distribution

The Shape of Intolerance

AK Ramanujan’s essay—Three Hundred Ramayanas, recently removed from Delhi University’s syllabus—must be read, not argued over

Three Hundred Ramayanas

The essay Delhi University deemed unfit for its students

Still Life

At the Delhi Photo Festival, Sanjeev Saith marks a return to photography with intensely personal cellphone camera photos that he took to preserve memories of his elderly parents

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