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Booker Prize-nominated author Perumal Murugan and artist Appupen bring the 1949 Tamil novella 'Vaadivaasal' centred around the bull taming sport Jallikattu to life in a graphic novel format
The Capsul X Loving Slowly Studio Takeover was an intimate night of community and music.
How this theatre production is combining satire with climate consciousness.
The cards are packaged in a box that is based on the masala ‘dabba’ we see in our houses.
In the film, Sabah ultimately turns the glasses to herself and finds out that she, too, carries assumptions and unresolved expectations about what she wants, many of them shaped by the very family system she is questioning.
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Embarq's K2K 2026, a 20-day self-drive expedition from Kutch, Gujarat to Kibithoo, Arunachal Pradesh
Anxieties about the decline and eventual death of Bengali — though based on facts and a very real sociolinguistic phenomenon — may be premature.
Bombay Canteen is hosting a day long open house filled with sessions and conversations with seven world renowned chefs.
‘Scissors & Glue’ stands out as an act of meaning-making that challenges ethno-nationalist attempts to overwrite complex pasts with monolithic narratives.
The drinks programme includes tap beers such as a Poha Lager alongside standard brews, while the space, designed by Shweta Kaushik (SKID), seats around 100 and balances old beer hall references with an open, laid-back layout.
Riders of the Well of Death offers a glimpse outside of the daredevil fantasy that surrounds the performers.
Image promoting Kappa CULTR Music festival in Kochi Kerala that is happening on february 20 21 and 22 2026 at Bolgatty palace grounds by Mathrubhumi
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