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anArtizen’s 'Unfair Advantage' Is Closing The Gap Between Talent & Opportunity In India
How 'Corpus Nights' Are Building A New Home For Performance Art In India
Opening on July 25, 2026, at the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) in Bengaluru, A Moving Line: 1500 Years of Indian Visual Storytelling is a major exhibition curated by graphic novelist Amruta Patil.
Housed inside a 19th-century building, the family-run café combines archival photographs, historic artefacts and preserved interiors with homemade bakes and coffee, creating a space where visitors can experience Shimla's past while discovering a contemporary café rooted in the city's history.
Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ Underlines Why The Epics Belong To The Entire World
Janisht Joshi's EP Talkhiyaan stands out for pairing each of its five songs with a dedicated music video.
A man standing in a lush green tea plantation, spraying mist over tea bushes using a yellow hose nozzle.
1980's central Bengaluru mapped out by BLR Yesterday
The film’s languid pacing and lack of narrative momentum ultimately undermine an otherwise fascinating premise.
‘Kuchar’ follows the moment an adolescent girl begins to understand her body as something that belongs to her.
Amplify Music Incubator Expands To South India With A New Programme For Emerging Artists
If a government can dismiss the concerns of communities fighting to protect their forests, rivers and homes for years, should any of us expect to be treated differently when our turn comes?
In the first chapter of a three-part photographic series, Pranoy Sarkar explores Shantipur, West Bengal’s historic weaving town, through the lens of community and place.
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