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After the news
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How the legendary musician Astor Piazzolla put a touch of Bach into tango
The larger-than-life Argentine, who would have turned 100 in March, brought his early training in classical music to everything he did.
Luis Dias
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Don’t sneer at people taking selfies in museums. Their photographs can be art too
Museum art needs visitors’ participation. By taking a photograph with it, a visitor is collaborating with it, not disrespecting it.
Kunal Ray
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How classical music set the stage for jazz in Chick Corea’s life
While pushing the boundaries of jazz, the towering pianist never abandoned the world of classical music.
Luis Dias
Trending
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Don’t sneer at people taking selfies in museums. Their photographs can be art too
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How the legendary musician Astor Piazzolla put a touch of Bach into tango
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Why are Indians so preoccupied with what Nagas eat, whether it is dogs, bats or falcons?
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How classical music set the stage for jazz in Chick Corea’s life
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A young Indian woman is demystifying PCOS through photography
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Cooking wild boar? A recipe book from the palaces of Nepal’s Rana dynasty shows how
An excerpt from Rohini Rana’s ‘The Rana Cookbook: Recipes from the Palaces of Nepal’.
Rohini Rana
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Why are Indians so preoccupied with what Nagas eat, whether it is dogs, bats or falcons?
Debates about Naga food overlook the perspective that situates it in relation to other aspects of their cultural and political life.
Elspeth Iralu
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This memoir blends together recipes with sweet and sour memories of Shillong
An excerpt from ‘Spiced, Smoked, Pickled, Preserved: Recipes and Reminiscences from India’s Eastern Hills’ by Indranee Ghosh.
Indranee Ghosh
Food
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The amazing story of the chef-conman who first made America fall in love with curry
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Coronavirus has given Indian ‘foodies’ a chance to become genuine ‘food lovers’
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A top Indian chef’s guide to stocking your kitchen during coronavirus lockdown
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Even before coronavirus, Indian women were passing down secrets of quarantine cooking
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Beyond palak and methi, there are many Indian greens waiting to be rediscovered
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Photo essay: India’s precious wildlife is drowning and dying in our filth
Jackals licking styrofoam plates and elephants eating plastic. An Instagram project connects the dots between waste management and wildlife conservation.
Cara Tejpal
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Why Indian chefs and restaurants must come out in support of the farmer protests
The agriculture laws won’t just change what we grow. It will also affect what we eat.
Raghav Simha
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Is golgappa better than paani puri and phuchka? That is the wrong question to ask
Instead what we should be asking is: when and how did the golgappa lose its sophistication?
Anoothi Vishal
Internet Culture
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Small is beautiful: An artist in Tamil Nadu is carving miniature sculptures on pencil tips
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An artist looks at Grimms’ fairy tales and finds sexist stereotypes that are common in India
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An engineer in Canada is urging South Asians to post their family photos and memories on Instagram
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Ten Indian designers who are reimagining the English alphabet for an Instagram challenge
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On a new Instagram account, Indians and Pakistanis are sharing their memories of living in the Gulf