What (and how) to read and write without guilt during a pandemic: A graphic narrative
‘We tend to turn to art in dark times...and the times sure are dark now.’
Reading
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1In a new book, violinist L Subramaniam looks at how Carnatic music developed over the centuries
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2With the Waqf Bill, the state brings a legal bulldozer to minority rights
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3In the injustice of Bhutan’s ‘mindfulness city’, a plea to King Jigme Khesar
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4Kele ki machchli, moong dal ke shami kebab, atte ka keema: The faux ‘meat’ dishes of Kayasth cuisine
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5How the ghats of Banaras became a defining image of the ancient city
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6Shengole, Misal: This book on food from the Marathi kitchen features two one-pot recipes
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7Turkey: How Islamic nationalism has curtailed freedoms and become a tool for exclusion
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8A walk down the memory lane of my cinema-obsessed youth
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9‘All regional languages should get equal parity’: The Hindi-Tamil tussle in TN has a long history
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10Lok Sabha passes Waqf Amendment Bill with 288 votes in favour
