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Photographs of food can be equally appetising

Among the Brahmins

S Prasannarajan

It is the tension between cultural memory and current political anxieties about change that gives this riverside saga by Aatish Taseer the kind of literary urgency we hardly see in the writings on India

Indraprastha

Virendra Kapoor

The new crowd at five-star hotels and the old problem of Diwali gifts

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

Jinnah's house on Malabar Hill and daily blood on the tracks

Magical Realism

Vineetha Mokkil

The wonder that is India

David Gilmour: ‘The Raj-bashers are oversimplifying a long and very varied period of history’

S Prasannarajan

S Prasannarajan in Open Conversation with David Gilmour, English historian

The Twain Shall Meet, But…

Rachel Dwyer

When Indian films celebrate the West for all the wrong reasons

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

A city of ‘Identity and Culture’

Is There an Identity Crisis?

Poorna Swami

When the search for cultural authenticity stifles imagination

Koodiyattam: The Third Rebirth

Malini Nair

The oldest surviving Sanskrit theatre tradition returns in its original long form

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