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Kannan Gopinathan’s sentences are peppered with questions, most of which are rhetorical

People

Crazed pack of dogs chasing a car: Kannan

Gopinathan spells out some very unpleasant realities without mincing his words

By Prasun Chaudhuri

Culture

That aroma around is me

By Elora Sen

Culture

Turning 20 in 2020

By The Telegraph

Books

Stifling melody with morals

By S.D. Chaudhuri
Elton John and Bernie Taupin.

Books

Elton John: Fun and pain in a life of music

By Samantak Das
Shakti in concert at The Saturday Club in Calcutta on Tuesday. Over 2,500 people attended the event that was presented by Seagram’s 100 Pipers ‘Play for a Cause’.

Culture

Boundaries fade when there’s a Shakti tune in the air

By Shantanu Datta
Food
Sneha with the pasta platters outside Le Studio by Sneha Singhi that’s just two months old, located at 102A Ballygunge Place, next to Patha Bhavan. You can reach them at 9330937653 and @lestudiobysnehasinghi2 on Instagram

A studio space by chef Sneha Singhi

Le Studio is a workshop space that also hosts events

By Saionee Chakraborty
Arts
Shakti in concert at The Saturday Club in Calcutta on Tuesday. Over 2,500 people attended the event that was presented by Seagram’s 100 Pipers ‘Play for a Cause’.
Shakti in concert at The Saturday Club in Calcutta on Tuesday. Over 2,500 people attended the event that was presented by Seagram’s 100 Pipers ‘Play for a Cause’.

Boundaries fade when there’s a Shakti tune in the air

The motif that recurs in Mallika Das Sutar's installations on view at the Academy of Fine Arts, is hair: a metaphor for feminine pride and seduction but also — if one remembers Draupadi and Frieda Kahlo — for protest
The motif that recurs in Mallika Das Sutar's installations on view at the Academy of Fine Arts, is hair: a metaphor for feminine pride and seduction but also — if one remembers Draupadi and Frieda Kahlo — for protest

Exploring pain: A tribute to Dinkar Kowshik

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Travel
Sanctuary of Truth, inaugurated in 1981, is in constant state of being built and is home to intricate design on teak and is a centre of Thai culture and art with live performances and religious corners

Pampered in Pattaya

By Shrestha Saha
The entire state comes alive with each person celebrating Hornbill Festival in his/her own way.
The entire state comes alive with each person celebrating Hornbill Festival in his/her own way.

The Hornbill Festival 2019 in Nagaland was a culture kaleidoscope

By Shrestha Saha
Martyrs Square – the historic city centre, named to commemorate the martyrs executed there during Ottoman rule, and the Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, also called the Blue Mosque

Beirut: The city that refuses to die

By Smita Tripathi
A gate of the city of Angkor Thom

Citadel of shrines: Cambodia

By Ushnota Paul
Shore temple at Mamallapuram

Wedding destinations rising in popularity charts

By Abhijit Mitra
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