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Marathi film ‘Mai Ghat: Crime No 103/2005’ has bagged three awards — Best Film, Best Editing and Best Cinematography at the Singapore South Asian International Film Festival

Director Harish Shankar is confident that Valmiki will appeal to even those who’ve watched the Tamil original, Jigarthanda

The Acharya of Kanchi Kamakoti Pitam is observing Chatur Masya Vratam in the city, first time in six decades. Sri Sankara Vijayendra Saraswati’s camp has been the meeting point of devotees, Vedic scholars and experts in Vedanta

In “Pieces earth left behind”, Sudershan Shetty weaves Kabir’s couplets into his reclaimed wooden structures

Reeta Lankalingam, joint managing director, Lanson Group, ended her life on Thursday. She was 49 years old. Her husband is M. Lankalingam, chairman a

Coimbatore’s Mango Education and Zoo Outreach Organisation collaborate to launch an online course on wildlife research for children

End of the Wall employs technology to bring together two pairs of dancers from India and Israel for a performance

“Bulbul Can Sing” gives a voice to teenagers who find their true selves through love, loss and pain.

Tikam Joshi, the recipient of the Sangeet Natak Akademi award for acting this year, reflects on the aesthetics of acting and the changing face of theatre

Sibanand Bhol of Collective Craft says it is not expensive to create bespoke handcrafted pieces.

Remembering poet-saint Raidas, whose baanis hold value in times of social acrimony

Renowned filmmaker Govind Nihalani was in Bengaluru for the platinum jubilee celebrations of his alma mater, Sri Jayachamarajendra Polytechnic College. He said the age of science and technology had opened so many vistas that without the exercise of restraint, the impact on creativity can be frightful

Equal, the biennial festival of Rangashankara consolidates ideas for a just world from diverse voices and art forms

The four-piece collective was in Thiruvananthapuram for a concert at Christ Nagar Higher Secondary School as part of their ‘Hitzefrei’ global tour

Singer, actor and curator, Zila Khan says she wants to present music in a versatile way

A Grammar of the Kurnata Language written, printed and published by William Carey, 202 years ago in 1817, is the first ever printed Book in Kannada.

Hindi cinema cannot boast too many full-length comedies compared to the South. Of course, the list may vary depending on taste

In this slim volume of Subhash Mukhopadhyaya’s poems, the quantity is far surpassed by the quality of poems and their translations

Folk and classical are distinct, but not devoid of each other, remarks Shatavadhani Ganesh in a lecdem on the overlaps in these two sensibilities

The Sammelanam was part of the Chatur Masya Sankalpa activities of Kanchi Kamakoti Pitam

As artist Chithkala Ramesh evoked memories in her first solo exhibition TI/ME/LINE, the visitors revelled in nostalgia

Atmalaya School of Dance dedicated its festival of dance to Sister Nivedita

Countering Mukesh Ambani, Facebook Inc on Thursday said data is not the new oil, and countries like India should allow its free flow across borders

Culinary enthusiast Ann Mary Jesudas talks about her experience at Le Cordon Bleu Paris and her love for choux pastry

Senior musicians offered an aural treat for the rasikas at the September Music Season held in Coimbatore recently