Write Stuff
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How to understand your grief through writing (even during the festive season)
‘It is when faced with death that we turn most bookish.’
Catherine Cole, The Conversation
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How a squeeze on living and writing spaces in Delhi is thwarting aspiring fiction writers
In search of coffee shops and affordable housing.
Ipshita Nath
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Indian languages were being neglected even in the world of fonts. Not anymore
Dozens of type designers and collectives are concertedly creating fonts for Indian languages to address a deep disparity.
Prachi Sibal
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Bengaluru’s metro rail project has a dark side to it
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IPL 2022: Jos Buttler equals Virat Kohli's record of four centuries in one IPL season
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‘The Immortal King Rao’: Can technology and wealth compensate for historic injustices of caste?
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When India was a ‘land of diamonds’, Russian tsars eagerly tried to build ties with Aurangzeb
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Does US have evidence of aliens visiting us on Earth?
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A Marathi power loom worker’s poems, written to the sound of machines, have been winning awards
Mohammad Naikavadi has won much acclaim in his native Maharashtra, but he yearns for more readers.
Sanket Jain
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How JK Rowling uses the social web to keep the magic of Harry Potter alive
The world famous author has found a novel way to keep casting spells over her audience of Potter-mad muggles.
Catherine Butler, The Conversation
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The brilliance of Salim-Javed lies not just in what they said, but how they said it
The legendary writing partners will be honoured for their contributions to popular Hindi cinema at the Jio MAMI Mumbai Festival.
Gautam Chintamani
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Eco India, Episode 184: How to stop industries from polluting the world's air, land and water
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Watch: Scenes after Bihar BJP MLA Rashmi Verma and relatives got into a scuffle over picking fruits
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‘Why the need for one single language?’: Geetanjali Shree on Hindi as national language debate
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Watch: Children honour victims of school shooting, protest at gun rights convention
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Watch: Loyal dog treks eight kilometres for nearly two hours to be reunited with previous owner