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Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

Ganeshotsav and the city's decibel divide

Hay Notebook

Anil Dharker

The political drift at the Hay Festival

On a Level-Playing Stage

V Shoba

When art repudiates caste and class

Dancing by the Yamuna

Divya Unny

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and the art of oversized soft power

The Indian music scene has more players than all seasons of Game of Thrones put together, but there are few who can give the audience a great time. Here are some of the festival circuit bands you must check out

Sharp, Blunt and Interactive

Akshaya Pillai

Acquiring a taste for theatre at the International Theatre Festival of Kerala

When Everything Is Okay

Aimee Ginsburg

On Navaratri. And memories

No Escape from Delhi

Samrat

If you think a cultural festival outside the city is the perfect excuse for a holiday, go prepared. It might just seem like you’re back in Delhi

The Load Bearer

Anil Budur Lulla

According to legend, Bangalore’s well-being depends on one man with good balance

Not Really Diwali-cious

Ajit Duara

Traditionally, Diwali releases are box office crackers. Think DDLJ or Om Shanti Om. But don’t get your hopes up this year

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On a Level-Playing Stage

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The Load Bearer

Not Really Diwali-cious

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