• Jan
    08
    By PTI

    2011 was a robust year for Indian literature keeping authors publishers and as well as readers busy.

    Indian authors won awards and recognitions sales saw considerable growth

  • Jan
    03
    By Annie Samson

    For visiting African artisans, the local crafts market offers an opportunity for increased collaborations between craftspeople from India and the African nations.

  • Jan
    01

    The just concluded exhibition by the well-known group known as the Calcutta Painters, at the Rabindra Bhawan Gallery in Delhi was well worth the visit. It was the 47th

  • Dec
    29

    Letting go of the current year as the New Year rings in is not the easiest thing to do. I should know! I’ve done it dozens of times!
    It’s

  • It’s nice to be able to laugh at your troubles. But the troubles of the world in the past few months have not been laughing matter at all

  • By Teja Lele Desai

    An 11-year-old amateur inventor who’s also a Francophile pacifist and a vegan. Thomas Horn 12 (the winner of 2010 Jeopardy! Kids Week) plays Oskar Schell in

  • By Aazar Anis

    As the year draws to a close I can’t help but do a list. There were many things that came out and took over the world of music

  • Dec
    28
    By Zafri Mudasser Nofil

    The year 2011 saw a lot on the writing front but prominent writers such as Aravind Adiga, Tabish Khair and Manu Joseph were also reading a lot.

  • Dec
    27
    By International Herald Tribune

    What makes an automaton tick? For the one on display at the Franklin Institute here, the answer is: a couple of hefty spring motors. The automaton, a mechanised doll

  • Nov
    30
    By Agence France-Presse

    The Eiffel Tower could be transformed into the world’s largest tree if a project to cover the iconic structure’s 327-metre height with plants comes to fruition, Le Figaro newspaper reported