Moravia’s cynical yet supportive take on democracy is akin to Prem Shankar Jha’s latest book “The Dismantling of India's Democracy”.
Multi-Grammy award-winning music icon and one of pop music’s most influential singer/songwriters, Enrique Iglesias is set to ignite the stage in Mumbai with an exclusive show on October 30.
The show, directed by Nadir Khan, produced by Devika Shahani and choreographed by Avantika Bahl, captivated a packed audience with its gripping narrative, stunning choreography, and soulful music.
Om Swami, the entrepreneur-turned-monk, has said in more than one instance in his book, “Thirteen Months In The Himalayas”, that he considers himself a child of the universe, at the mercy of the divine mother.
The India International Centre recently saw two events celebrating innovation and, at the same time, looking back and respecting the past. Dr Virender Singh Sangwan’s biography “Unbound” written by Rajroshan Poojari was unveiled by former MP and celebrated actor, Raj Babbar.
Charmurti, a music album comprising three music videos, was launched at a mall in Kolkata on 6 August this year by Flixbug Music.
Ghatashraddha or The Ritual that came from Kasaravalli's oeuvre has been chosen to play at the Classics Section of the upcoming Venice Film Festival (28 August – 7 September).
The charm of The Umbrella Academy has always been its chaotic brilliance, but season 4 feels off the rails.
If you are a Calcuttan and learnt to write before the onslaught of ballpoint pens, then you must have filled your pen with Sulekha ink at least once. It was a Swadeshi product meant to script defiance to British rule, literally.
In ancient Bengal, Phulia in Nadia district became famous for Krittibas Ojha, who wrote the Ramayana in Bengali. Now, Phulia has hit the headlines because of Biren Kumar Basak, the man behind the weavers' movement in Nadia.
