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The Little Time Machine of Arambol, Goa
In a small part of Goa called Arambol lays a quiet and peaceful wellness retreat called Little Indian Village. Situated just a few minutes from the Arambol beach, this retreat...
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Need for a New Social Contract to Guard the Rising Inequality
Mankind has always been afraid of where its talent for innovation might lead. John Maynard Keynes warned in 1930 of widespread unemployment arising from technology. And yet in...
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The Sisterhood of Suburbia
There is a popular saying: When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Laura Weisberger’s characters in her book When Life Gives You Lululemons are g...
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Letters reveal Vincent Van Gogh was recognised during his Lifetime
Vincent Van Gogh gained significant recognition in his lifetime and had his work viewed by the President of France, says new reports. His artistic career was extremely short, ...
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Kerala Floods: Shame how we Indians politicised a National Calamity and Tragedy
As weeks of wild weather smashed into the north-western Australian coast in February 2018, and record summer rains over 91mm left roads and animal parks flooded, it led to the...
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Ways of Seeing
Blind Date has a heartwarming premise - that disability need not mean the end of life. However, it belongs to the kind of theatre, not meant for aficionados, but for...
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Point of View: From Streets to Table
Nothing reflects a culture as its cuisine. Here’s a perspective on India’s food culture. For centuries, street food has reflected the changing eating preferences ...
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Why Modi Government's Renaming Frenzy is a Political Act of Invasion
You have a right to name that which you have built. But no right to rename that which has been built by others. About five years after Madras got renamed as Chennai, Shashi T...
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‘Hot to Trot’: A Glance into the World of Same-Sex Ballroom Dance
Same-sex social dancing has been around for at least the time that there have been gay clubs. The difference now, according to Ingu Yun, founder of the 20-year-old Sundance Sa...
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Shades of Saffron in Good Faith
Saba Naqvi, an accomplished and admired journalist in India, has always fascinated me. I’ve been watching her on prime-time television debates for sometime now and have ...
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