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Climate change, the ozone layer, carbon footprints— these were the conversations that once dominated global discourse. And then somewhere between one crisis and

Mannan Shaah has built a reputation for delivering some of Bollywood's most memorable contemporary tracks including those from the

Most music festivals give you one thing and do it well. The Angular Festival is trying something more interesting. Curated by Focus Group Radio, the event takes

If Tamil cuisine with a clever twist is what you are after, then Madras Machan’s might be what you are looking for. We went to their latest outlet in T Nagar wi

Chad Lawson does not believe in filling silence. The American pianist, known for his meditative compositions, has collaborated with Indian flautist Rasika Shekar on Awakening: The Stillness Within—an album that treats quietness as its primary instrument. Their first single, Still Waters, is precisely that: still. We speak to the musician to learn more about the single.

Biriyani has a way of turning a regular dinner into an occasion. The moment the lid lifts and the first waft of spiced steam escapes, conversation pauses and ap

Classically trained in Indian classical music from the age of six, indie artist Amritha Thankachy has seamlessly bridged her traditional roots with Western clas

There are food festivals that exist purely for the spectacle, and there are those that back it up with genuinely good food. YouMee’s Manga Matsuri, now in its s

Zehra Marikar will tell you that her art comes from observation —of people, of dynamics, of the quietly loaded way the world treats women in public. But if you

Walk into most galleries in India, and you’ll find art from Asia, Europe, and America. What you won’t generally find is art from Latin America or Northern Afric