Noor Anand Chawla is a versatile journalist whose work has been featured in various publications including The Sunday Guardian, The New Indian Express, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Hindustan Times. With a wide range of topics covered, from music and food to culture and lifestyle, Noor brings a fresh and engaging perspective to her writing.
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By: Noor Anand Chawla
Curves, rolls of fat, and strong features are on full display in G Ravinder Reddy's work. It celebrates the real female form
By: Noor Anand Chawla
In this two-part interview, we speak to senior advocate and former Additional Solicitor General of India, Sanjay Jain, about his love for collecting rare
In 2013, Zian Bhamgara, stage name Zian B, had just returned from studying jazz vocals in Germany and the Netherlands, under Sabine Kühlich, head of vocals at C
Winters in Delhi signal the onset of the art season. Galleries and cultural centres are adorned with the best of modern and contemporary art, and connoisseurs are delighted by the sheer variety on display. One would be hard-pressed to visit all the art exhibitions on view currently, so here is a guide to the ones that caught our eye:
On the Whitsuntide weekend (a bank holiday in mid-June) of 1952, students Brian Varley and JM Dickenson aged 19 and 20 respectively, embarked on the vacation of
By: Noor Anand Chawla
KS Radhakrishnan’s sculptures are cast in bronze, yet seem light as air. The Heap is a great way to view us all as a single whole
Vikram Goyal’s is a name that stands out among the Indian design fraternity. To take his practice to the next level, he has launched a new pret line called Viya. “We seek to redefine everyday objects by infusing them with the essence of Indian culture, innovative craftsmanship and contemporary design,” he shares, speaking about the collection.
Beauty and fashion content creator Alina Hasan Rizvi was pleasantly surprised to hear a friend talk about facial fat grafting. She visited a dermatologist to as
By: Noor Anand Chawla
A mobile music school travels to underserved areas in and around Delhi, teaching and recording music
As a young girl, multidisciplinary artist Seema Kohli was afraid of birds, finding their frequent and unobstructed disappearance into the vast sky unnerving. Now, believing them to be kindred spirits, she fondly recalls the name given to her by her father, KD Kohli, ‘Shaheen' (‘hawk' in Urdu). “My father encouraged us to look up at the infinite sky, just as birds do. As a young boy growing up in a village in undivided Punjab, the open sky presented limitless possibilities to him. This spirit was most evident when his family came across the border as refugees in 1947. They were mostly empty handed, and their future was uncertain, yet they had hope in their heart to build something new.” Kohli's latest solo show
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