Keeping Koodiyattam alive

Koodiyattam artiste Kalamandalam Sangeetha is one of the youngest exponents of the art form.

Love in the time of war

Daman Singh speaks about setting World War II as the backdrop for her novel Kitty’sWar.

Divya Prakash Dubey’s Musafir Café reminds us that there’s more to life than to-do lists.

White ink tattoos take longer to heal because of the quality of the ink and the amount of time the ink must be injected in the skin.

This implicit warning, between the lines, from this narrative makes it a contemporary story.

Using a simple timeline to narrate their stories, she includes people from different generations.

The organisers of the Bangalore Literature Festival awoke to a not-so-pleasant surprise on Thursday.

Daruwalla’s latest offering touches upon the topics of dissent and McCarthyism, both of which hold immense relevance in socio-political climate.

A poignant love story between a Kashmiri man and Muslim woman, who lives across the border, is what this book is about.

Shankar Kendale always, for as long as he could remember, wanted to be an artist.