Beyond the Timetable: Surjit Bhalla lives up to his reputation with his new book
Barring the common failing of mistaking schooling for education, Surjit Bhalla lives up to his reputation with an insightful state of the world report.
Latest News
- US govt shuts down as Congress fails to overcome standoff over spending, immigration
- 'Why only Delhi?' asks AAP after EC recommends disqualification of its 20 MLAs
- Migrant labourer from Bengal dies mysteriously in Rajasthan
- J-K: Pakistan violates ceasefire near Akhnoor, firing underway
- Jind rape-murder: Dead boy’s family says they were tortured by police
Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra, Sonam Kapoor: Fashion hits and misses of the week (Jan 14 – Jan 20)
While Priyanka Chopra showed us some ultra-chic New York street style statements, Sonam Kapoor gave tutorials on how to nail monotone shades like a pro! Here's a roundup of the fashion hits and misses of the week gone by.
Breaking Down News: Courtroom Drama
Irrespective of the dreams of TV personalities, a channel is just a medium of communication.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan looks like a dream in a Sabyasachi sari; see pics
While attending the First Ladies event in Delhi, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan looked like a true Indian beauty in a stunning grey sari teamed with a contrasting maroon blouse.
Sci-fi lovers, Beijing's new airport priced at almost Rs 79,000 crore will catch your fancy
Beijing's latest international airport, which is expected to complete in July 2019 and run test operations for the next three months, has left many awe-struck with its spectacular layout and construction. Check out the photos here.
A Meal, a Way of Life: Rustom’s Parsi Bhonu has found a new home
Kainaz Contractor talks about the shift, changes in the menu and Delhi’s relationship with Parsi food.
Art should be frontally open to rejection, not these critic kind of rejections: TM Krishna
TM Krishna on challenging the established order, questioning privilege and how art changes the way you deal with the real world.
Living
More women watching porn to explore their sexuality
More women are watching online pornography than before and the opportunity has helped them explore their sexuality and connect with others to discuss issues such as new sexual practices and the use of sexual aids, researchers have revealed.
Health
Statins may help prevent scar tissue in eyes
According to researchers, statins were not associated with a reduced risk of renewed surgery in the other vitreoretinal disease groups involving retinal surgery, such as age-related macular pucker formation.
A Piece of WorkTwo objects, part of a series of many envisioned by humanity, which has shaped our private lives and public histories
The Line Runs Through UsSet against the familiar, painful canvas of Partition, Qurratulain Hyder’s book uses humour well to weave a story of land and loss
Read very few children's books as a boy: Ruskin BondRuskin Bond in his new book "Till the Clouds Roll by, Beginning Again" captures Bond's growing up years where he is seen dealing with the loss of his father, reacquainting himself with his mother who now has a new husband and discovering his love for books.
The Big Bong TheoryAn effective, humourous account of the history and idiosyncrasies of the Bengali community — from one of their own.
Stumbling on the MoonwalkAndy Weir’s second book doesn’t take off as spectacularly as his first — he can do better than a bumpy space heist.
Magic in the EverydayChildren’s writer Shabnam Minwalla on weaving magical stories set in the real world and her latest novel for young adults
Over 100 writers, artists to attend Hyderabad Literary FestivalThe main objective of the festival is to promote the brand image of Hyderabad as a city of creative energies. The festival brings some of the finest creative minds in India and abroad to Hyderabad.
Hindi version of Swedish children's book launched at World Book FairHere's good news for children attending the ongoing 26th New Delhi World Book Fair. Three Swedish books translated into Hindi have been released, bringing in more variety in the of children's books genre.
'India @ 70', theme for Kolkata literary festivalWoven around the theme of 'India @70', the four day long literary fest starting on January 11, is set to host discussions by eminent authors and social commentators on issues of climate change, future of cities, cinema and the situation of women in the country.
Bengaluru most well read city in India: SurveyIn the non-fiction category 'India's Most Fearless: True Stories of Modern Military Heroes' by Shiv Aroor won the readers hearts while in the romance book category 'Our Story Needs No Filter' by Sudeep Nagarkar topped the poll.
Yeoman’s OracleThe workings of Chinese politics made comprehensible to the average Indian reader.
The Eternal CityA valuable addition to the enriching resources available on Shahjahanabad, this time in translation of a nearly two centuries old Persian account.
The Cities WithinJeet Thayil’s latest novel is an ambitious, polyphonic work that veers into cultural history, with occasional excursions into meta-fiction
An Indian and an Irish Poet Walk into a BarOf serendipitious collaborations and sparkling ideas
Fashion
Tips for men to look work-ready
Look your best while at work throughout the week by flaunting the right combination of shoes, shirts and accessories. Here are few fashion tips for men from an industry expert.
Food & Wine
Up and Above: French chef Claude Bosi on marrying Indian ingredients with French techniques
French chef Claude Bosi, who is in the Capital to jumpstart Upstairs at Indian Accent, on marrying Indian ingredients with French techniques and the significance of Michelin stars.
Travel
Sci-fi lovers, Beijing's new airport priced at almost Rs 79,000 crore will catch your fancy
Beijing's latest international airport, which is expected to complete in July 2019 and run test operations for the next three months, has left many awe-struck with its spectacular layout and construction. Check out the photos here.
