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Balen Shah’s journey from the hip-hop scene to the prime minister’s office begins to make a strange kind of sense.
Disha Bijolia
5 min read
The themes Shah explored in his music — corruption, migration for work, and the sense that young people had little control over their future — were exactly the grievances that would later drive a nati ...
‘The Lives We Dream in Passing’: Kalpesh Lathigra’s Photographic Journey Comes to India
Disha Bijolia
3 min read
These images are attempts to unearth his position as a photographer looking into the world, aware of how his own history, education and cultural distance inform what he sees and how he makes photograp ...
Embarq's K2K 2026, a 20-day self-drive expedition from Kutch, Gujarat to Kibithoo, Arunachal Pradesh
Rubin Mathias
3 min read
This March, on International Women's Day, Embarq launches K2K 2026, an all-women 20-day self-drive expedition connecting India's westernmost edge to its easternmost frontier
From sweet pongal and tilgul to peethey pancakes and khichdi, harvest foods across regions reflect local ecologies, agriculture, seasonal wisdom, and shared dreams of abundance.
Drishya
4 min read
As the sun journeys northward, people across India celebrate the harvest with rice, jaggery, sesame, and memory — each region telling its own story through food.
Artsforward promotes access by bringing the arts to unexpected spaces, working with young artists, and fostering communities.
Drishya
4 min read
Artsforward marked its 15th anniversary with ‘Counter Encounter’ — a four-day celebration of the collective’s commitment to accessible, community-led, environmentally conscious art beyond white-cube s ...
New Delhi's Mala Akbari Is A Culinary Journey Across 4,000 Years Of Indian History
Drishya
3 min read
Mala Akbari in Gurugram brings India’s culinary history to life with ancient recipes reimagined by Chef Bhaskar Menon.
Short Film 'Chai-Coffi' Depicts The Quiet Radicalism of A Widow’s Solo Journey
Disha Bijolia
3 min read
For much of her life, Lata’s decisions have been circumscribed by famililial obligations and societal norms, and even in widowhood, she faces judgments about what she 'should' do.
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