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Culture

Bharata places Rama’s padukas on the throne

Arts

Ramayana drawings in an Ahmedabad museum

The collection of folios was put together by artists Gaganendranath Tagore and Abanindranath Tagore between 1900 and 1915

By Anasuya Basu

Travel

Bon voyage in Vietnam

By Shrestha Saha

Books

When Nehru wrote to Patel regarding Kashmir

By Jawaharlal Nehru, an extract from the book 'Who is Bharat Mata?'

Food

A road map to revive classical Indian cuisines

By Anoothi Vishal
Radcliffe, a British barrister, set foot in India for the first time on July 8, 1947, when he was assigned the task of dividing the territory

Culture

How Cyril Radcliffe carved the Indian subcontinent

By Manan Kapoor

Business

The inside story of Ranbaxy's dirty drugs scandal

By Katherine Eban
Food
There is an established connection between food and music, something that is not limited to the superficial ‘sociable sense of happiness and fulfilment’, but something more basic and at the same time more complex.

The flavour of sound

Here’s how two of the strongest expressions of passion, creativity and dexterity — food and music — connect at many levels

By Vikas Kumar
Arts

The Metropolitan Museum of Art showcases the Ramayana

In 2019, Arpita Singh’s vibrant canvases were the subject of a retrospective at Delhi’s Kiran Nadar Museum of Art which encompassed six decades of her practice
In 2019, Arpita Singh’s vibrant canvases were the subject of a retrospective at Delhi’s Kiran Nadar Museum of Art which encompassed six decades of her practice

When art and music intermingle

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Travel
I decided to celebrate my birthday by myself in Vietnam, backpacking from the north to the south of the country

Bon voyage in Vietnam

By Shrestha Saha
Home to AC/DC, the Australian Open and the majestic Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne had me at get go
Home to AC/DC, the Australian Open and the majestic Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne had me at get go

The melting pot of Melbourne

By Anannya Sarkar
Enjoying Ales of the Revolution, one not just gets to relive history, it’s about appreciating what beers are about — an unpretentious beverage that needs to be had with unpretentious people

Don’t stop beerlieving

By Mathures Paul
The War Memorial in Umberkhind that was later built at the place where Kartalab Khan had surrendered to Shivaji

Monsoon trekking in Maharashtra

By Ushnota Paul
Paul (left) and Gautom with their companion for the Roar Trip, their tiger-like TATA Hexa

From Kerala to Cannes: A ‘roar trip’

By Vedant Karia
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