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About the AuthorPriyam Chhetri

With a generous amount of imagery, his longish narratives are infused with different tales --- the chaos of a big city, finding love and failing at it, social justice and asking questions about his identity.

Rohan Chhetri's work spins a tale of two nations

His bi-cultural identity is also a part of the journey.

7 Aug 2017 9:43 PM

Sarod maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan at the Bengaluru Poetry festival 2017.

No Hindustani, no Carnatic, I call it just music: Amjad Ali Khan

Called Master of Masters, it is one of the few books written about Indian classical music and its great musicians.

6 Aug 2017 12:46 AM

Sailesh Gopalan

Art and the great Indian comedy

The web comic speaks about ironies and hypocrisies in the Indian society in a fun, light-hearted way.

4 Aug 2017 3:27 AM

The six member band often performs in their tour bus cum living space that has been modified to open up on the side, like a stage

Oorali: Of man, myth and music

The six member band often performs in their tour bus cum living space that has been modified to open up on the side,...

4 Aug 2017 3:17 AM

Needless to say, Benningtons recent suicide has shocked fans and tribute gigs are being played across the world, by established musicians and ardent fans alike

We've become so numb...'

Come Saturday, about 30 artistes, both amateur and professional from all over the city will pay their tributes to late...

27 July 2017 11:32 PM

Twenty-three-year-old Regina Gurung, who was one of the three organisers for Fight with Art believes that it is the newest form of non-violence to this generation. It stems from the belief that loud rallies are hardly remembered.

Bengaluru: Youth use art, poetry to vent their anger

It becomes a medium that carries their voices forward in more than just words.

26 July 2017 8:18 PM

Often like minded people meet and they end up creating something larger than themselves. Thaikumdam Bridge has a similar story.

Kochi band's music floors Bengalureans

Thaikkudam Bridge, a Kochi based band blew Bengalureans away with their fusion arrangements on Saturday evening.

16 July 2017 12:38 AM

Pramila Nesargi at a conference

The chat room: Private lives should be off limits Nesargi

Politicians need to hold their tongue and realise the value that their position holds and respect it just as much.

15 July 2017 11:38 PM

Artist Bose Krishnamachari sits amidst his paintings and smiles knowingly as he remarks, â€œIt is wonderful how another person can see something in a totally different light.â€

Of a mind that is faster than light

Internationally renowned artist, curator and the brains behind South Asia's biggest contemporary art festivals Kochi...

14 July 2017 12:14 AM

Geeta Narayanan

An Art Capella at Srishti

Marking the journey will be 220 student artists at the four day Srishti Collective 2017 that begins this coming Monday.

14 July 2017 12:09 AM

Tipus life has been a magnet of controversies lately for political benefit.

Karnad's Tipu, more than just a warrior

The story shows Tipu's lesser known softer sideabout his unparalleled love for horseback riding.

14 July 2017 12:05 AM

Actors Malavika and Prakash Raj with Author Sowmya Aji during the launch of the book â€œThe Wallâ€at Bookworm, Church Street, in Bengaluru on Saturday. (Photo: R. Samuel)

The Wall, a Taalamaddale of Romance & Erotica

A story that took her two decades to write, the central theme of the The Wall is the legend of Kamadeva.

8 July 2017 10:13 PM