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Peter Pan in Fashion’s Neverland
Twenty five bruising years in the fashion business hasn’t aged Suneet Varma or dulled his enthusiasm. He tellsSunil Mehraabout a life of bling, glamour and bloody hard work |
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The Museum of Itinerants
The BMW Guggenheim Lab turns preconceptions on their head and offers radical thinkers a space to reimagine the city, finds
Revati Laul |
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In Boom Boom Rooms
In the aftermath of an explosion of thought, the Raqs Collective swoops in to dissect the debris.Revati Laul |
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The Mughal Maestro
By Ratish Nanda |
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Tried, tested, finally rested
An intimidating batsman, a feisty captain, an aggressive fielder. In Ricky Ponting, Australia had a leader who’d stop at nothing to claim the top spot, says Suresh Menon |
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The Family That Poses Together
By Aradhna Wal |
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What We Talk About When We Talk About India
Ananya Vajpeyi’s first book, she tells Shougat Dasgupta, is about the intellectual tumult from which a nation emerged |
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‘What does it say about a country when you’re modern economically, but not culturally?’
In an interview with Ayan Meer, Akash Kapur, 37, talks about the ideas and experiences that finally culminated into this book. |
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Tit for Tattle
Are Tavleen Singh’s gossipy insights into the Gandhi family an attempt to settle old scores, asks Sunil Mehra |
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Film Review: Weeping Murder
By Ajachi Chakrabarti |
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Master Takes
Compiled by Priyam Bagga |
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Vanity Fair
Compiled by Ajachi Chakrabarti |
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[Psychologies] ‘Languages give people a sense of identity’
ByPriyam Bagga |
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First look: Works in the making |
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[Personal Histories] ‘The bus driver slapped the old man, leaving us stunned’
By Mukesh Rawat |
