Interview
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Interview: The South Asian Catholic aesthetic of artist Angelo da Fonseca’s Indian Madonnas
Savia Viegas, who has curated the exhibition ‘Angelo da Fonseca’s Indian Madonna’, talks about the intersecting themes and political subtext of his artwork.
R Benedito Ferrão
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To prevent measles from spreading further, India needs to immunise 95% of the susceptible population
Epidemiologist K Srinath Reddy talks about the measures that ought to be taken to check the rising measles cases in the country.
Govindraj Ethiraj, IndiaSpend.com
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When Nehru was baffled by Himmat Shah’s art: ‘I am an ignorant man. Explain this to me’
In a wide-ranging interview, Shah looks back on his free-spirited life and lays out his plans.
Kamayani Sharma
Trending
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India is now the world’s most populous nation – but there’s no reason to be worried
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BBC is independent, says UK on documentary about Narendra Modi
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How did the Hyderabad Police race against time to recover stolen artefacts from the Nizam’s Museum?
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‘I turned my impatience into something useful’: Ruth Ozeki, winner of 2022 Women’s Prize for Fiction
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Aaj Tak says its anchors will report on Budget 2023 suspended from a tower at a height of 160 feet
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Economist Ashwini Deshpande on why reservations are not the right instrument to reduce poverty
Reservations were conceptualised as compensation for social discrimination, not economic deprivation, argues Deshpande, while discussing the apex court verdict.
Shreehari Paliath, IndiaSpend.com
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Interview: Economist Dharmakirti Joshi on what’s holding back India’s GDP growth
The impact of monetary policy actions and interest rate hikes, both across the world and in India, are going to hit India’s GDP growth in 2023.
Govindraj Ethiraj, IndiaSpend.com
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How Zubair found hope in jail: ‘If we have more interactions, people can change’
Friendly encounters with jail inmates and policemen offered a sharp contrast to the hate that the factchecker routinely tackles online.
Arunabh Saikia
Video
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Watch: Indian women’s cricket team take on the ‘Tum Tum’ dance challenge in the dressing room
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‘Journalism is not a crime’: Siddique Kappan after being released on bail after more than two years
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Caught on CCTV: Man steals gorilla statue kept outside a shop
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Watch: Tiger walks freely in tea garden, unbothered when car comes up close
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Watch: Students climb gate to enter exam centre because they were late
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How does the ocean shape memory and heritage? Karishma D’Souza’s art delves into complex roots
From casteism, the colonisation of Goa to connections with Portugal, she talks about the themes that inspire her artwork.
Alia Yunis
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Interview: Vineet Thakur on the complex, fascinating legacy of ‘India’s First Diplomat’
The author of a book about VS Srinivasa Sastri on the man known as India’s ‘most authoritative voice abroad’ in the 1920s.
Rohan Venkataramakrishnan
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Interview: Watercolourist John Pereira on bringing the hues of Goa to life on canvas
The artist speaks about documenting life from ‘Once Upon a Time in Goa’ in the coastal state, which has for long been grappling with burdens of tourism.
R Benedito Ferrão
The Reel
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Bowing out in style: Soumitra Chatterjee’s late-career gems ‘Bela Seshe’ and ‘Mayurakshi’
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‘Lost’ trailer: Yami Gautam Dhar plays a journalist investigating a disappearance
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‘The Romantics’ trailer: Docuseries pays tribute to the Yash Raj Films legacy
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Film ‘Follower’ crawls inside the mind of a social media troll in Belgaum
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Shah Rukh Khan on ‘Pathaan’ success: ‘Have forgotten those four years in the last four days’
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What if Mumbai had a 400-acre park in Mahalaxmi and an airport in Gorai?
An interview with architect Robert Stephens whose new book, ‘Bombay Imagined’, recalls projects that were never realised.
Aaran Patel
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Interview: ‘Constitutional values must define our approach to death penalty, not majoritarian urge’
While harsher punishments for crimes have widespread public support, they do not help resolve deep-seated social problems, says law expert Anup Surendranath.
Neerad Pandharipande
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Interview: The complex truth of misinformation and hatred on WhatsApp in India
Kiran Garimella’s research has revealed that hate is not always fomented explicity, nor is photoshopping the most preferred way to distort images.
Karishma Mehrotra
The Field
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Football: Attempted rape charges against Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood dropped
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Football: French World Cup winner Raphael Varane announces international retirement
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Davis Cup: Against Holger Rune’s Denmark, India opt not to play it by the book
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Tri-series final, IND vs SA blog: Chloe Tryon’s 57 takes South Africa to a win in low-scorer
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Thailand Masters: Sai Praneeth sole India in QFs; Kiran George, Ashmita Chaliha lose thrillers