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The Wandering Ram

Ranjit Hoskote

The travelling Ramayana is a metaphor for Indian culture at its finest

Sculptural Fictions
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A meditation on Mahabalipuram

The Travels of a Deity
Ranjit Hoskote

How a Krishna sect in Rajasthan bridges multiple divides

A River Runs through It
Ranjit Hoskote

Coursing along India’s riparian culture

Wajid Ali Shah: The Royal Yogi of Lucknow
Ranjit Hoskote

A Nawab’s syncretism finds expression in his art

Landmarks of Confession
Ranjit Hoskote

India’s traditional architecture made amends for its violations of nature

The Akbari Synthesis and India’s Plurality
Ranjit Hoskote

What Sikandra tells us

The Fifth Gospel
Ranjit Hoskote

A forgotten biography of Jesus that was written for Akbar

Pilgrimage Paradigm
Ranjit Hoskote

The relationship between the secular everyday and the sacred perennial

Lost in Transition
Ranjit Hoskote

‘Riti Kaal’ is that splendid period in Hindi poetry that no one wants to claim

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