Anushree Madhavan
Miniature art for a mega impact
Bringing their ideas on a smaller canvas in Micro Trends 2021, Progressive Painters’ Association aims to make art affordable for all its aficionados
10 Apr 2021
Self-sufficiency with chekku oil
I love living in Udumalpet. Come what may, I would not want to leave my town.” Sindhu Arun emphasises on this sentiment throughout our conversation.
03 Apr 2021
Resurrecting a remarkable Rani
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s latest book, The Last Queen, turns the spotlight on one of India’s forgotten but fierce queen, Maharani Jindan Kaur, her fight for family, power and kingdom
01 Apr 2021
The resonance of a gifted voice
Keshav Desiraju, through a research-filled book of wonder and awe, offers a hitherto unseen glimpse into the life and times of Carnatic legend MS Subbulakshmi
24 Mar 2021
Coimbatore’s Pawsome people come to Chennai
Expanding their 18-month-old project to four cities, Megha Jose and her team are engaging volunteers to save street dogs
23 Mar 2021
The migraine mandate
Saving you from doubt and uncertainity, Dr Sivarajan Thandeswaran gives you his fail-safe migraine guide
17 Mar 2021
Jamakkalam jostles for justice
Training its lens on the forgotten school of artists and their everyday woes, ‘Bhavani Jamakkalam’ traces the fast fading history of the relic and offers a hope of revival
24 Feb 2021
Making memories of moments
With a simple platform to compile pictures, videos and voice notes, Shriya Sekhsaria promises to bring back the best of the past for your loved ones
23 Feb 2021
Smashing patriarchy out of the boundary
In the Marvel universe, Loki is the God of mischief who drives Asgard to chaos.
18 Feb 2021
Pressure that pleases the palate
In his second book, B Ramakrishnan introduces the pressure baker and new techniques for cooking Indian dishes
11 Feb 2021
Building libraries and a bright future
Adding colour and literary corners to government school libraries, the Rotary Club of Madras Next Gen is enabling the youth
09 Feb 2021
Delivering dharma with stories of yore
The characters you encounter in Amish’s literary world are likely to be familiar to you. You could have encountered them in epics of yore or in your grandparents’ retelling of it.
06 Feb 2021
Seeking piety in prasadams
Through her latest release, Food & Faith, author Shoba Narayan journeys across 15 temples of India to reflect on how food can be a path to find your faith
21 Jan 2021
Going the red rice way!
Red is the colour of the season. Red baubles on a Christmas tree, a red hat for your festivities, and even the colour of the wine you’d opt to go with all the merry celebrations.
16 Dec 2020
An Oasis of indulgence with Shivesh Bhatia
Stressed spelt backwards is desserts. And that is probably why the ebullient baker Shivesh Bhatia finds company in desserts during difficult and happy ones too.
14 Dec 2020
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