Voices
Undoing the Ordinary
Somak Ghoshal
The carefully postured bodies in the paintings of Francisco Goya, or the ones reduced to an abstraction in the sculptures of Alberto Giacometti, transform into bizarre entities in a fascinating exhibition that examines notions of health and healing in India
Sanjay Dutt & Salman Khan: Silver Linings
What Sanjay Dutt and Salman Khan teach us about positive thinking
Sachin Tendulkar: Hits, Misses and Maybes
India’s cricket prodigies today are luckier than their predecessors, but who will stay the distance like Tendulkar?
Donald Trump’s Triumph of Insolence
The rise and rise of an angry populist and the conservative crack up
From An Imperial To A National Cuisine
If India’s cuisine was influenced by colonial and princely tastes before 1947, the driving force after Independence was the palate of the urban middle-class. The task of shaping the national cuisine was taken up by the menus of restaurants, cookbooks and magazines and later by TV and films
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