• May
    17

    This article is prompted by my friend Neerja’s e-mail which read: “Happy Mother’s Day. … remember every life came with a mother not a manual!" Ha made me laugh

  • May
    16
    By Zehra Naqvi

    most authors who gain international fame have one book that springs them into the limelight and everything they create after that is instantly recognised. There is always that one

  • By Supriya Dravid

    Indulgence is buying a beautiful rare book in the sunshine. Ext­ravagance is reading that book while sailing under the golden Med­iterranean sun

  • May
    13
    By Gautam Gupta

    There is no denying that paisa vasool is the success formula for any industry, be it consumer durables, food, movies, automobiles or housing. So also for the apparel industry

  • May
    12

    A very special exhibition of sculptures by Sir Jacob Epstein is on at the National Portrait Gallery London. Having opened on March 28 the exhibition will be

  • May
    08

    At a birdcount less than 400—the Narcondam hornbill, a species of the hornbill family found only in Andaman’s Narcondam island—is in clear and present danger. The IUCN (a United

  • May
    05

    Internationally acclaimed sand art stalwart Sudarsan Pattnaik has just added another feather in his much-plumed hat—the ‘Moscow Choice’ award at the Moscow World Sand Art Championship 2013, Russia. His

  • May
    03

    Reading Ray has always been as de­lightful as watching his films be it fiction or his articles on cinema. His impeccably crafted prose both English and Bengali

  • May
    02
    By Yana Bey

    As the mountaineering frat­ernity prepares to mark the 60th anniversary of the first ascent of Everest on May 29, 1953, there has come horrifying news of violence involving western climbers

  • By Anil Dharker

    Britain’s Royal Academy of Art made a new film called Manet on the master painter, to coincide with its ambitious exhibition currently running in London. Shown at the NCPA’s