Book Review: Mirages of the Mind
Mushtaq Ahmed Yosufi's novel captures the overpowering sense of nostalgia that erupted in the Indian subcontinent after the partition.
On the Cover
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Contents
A Nobody, a Nation, and a Few Fugitive C...
Did my leaving India bind me to it in a way that staying would not have?
Beyond Bollywood #2: Sita Sings the Blue...
Director Nina Paley uses lightness and humour to weave together a cutting commentary on one of the greatest epics in history.
Of Cheap Coffee and Angry Yellow Curries
For an Indian living in the U.K., an angry yellow curry is better than no curry.
Noise
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Unspoken, Ignored, Misrepresented: Giving a Voice to Victims of Stalking
Filmmaker Aishwarya Arumbakkam portrays the trauma of stalking victims in a series of photographs to be exhibited in Bangalore this week. Details inside. -
Download Halflife, Former Them Clones Guitarist Gucci Singh’s New Album
Halflife contains all of nine tracks that explore themes such as "isolation, frenzy, moments of understanding, and moments of aversion". -
Design Do: A New Platform for Creative Professionals in Mumbai
A new event that aims to promote functional design and encourage discussions among creative professionals in the city. Details inside.
Interviews
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A Bright, Free Future
In conversation with India in Love author Ira Trivedi about free love, marriage brokers, and the effect of the Internet on Indian society. -
Hॐ Coming
Laxmi Bomb's Keegan Pereira speaks to us about the band's debut E.P. Hॐ. -
Keeping It Simple
An exclusive interview with Anand Ahuja, founder of bhane., a global-minded clothing brand with an Indian heart.
Features
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A Nobody, a Nation, and a Few Fugitive Comprehensions
Did my leaving India bind me to it in a way that staying would not have? -
Beyond Bollywood #2: Sita Sings the Blues
Director Nina Paley uses lightness and humour to weave together a cutting commentary on one of the greatest epics in history. -
Of Cheap Coffee and Angry Yellow Curries
For an Indian living in the U.K., an angry yellow curry is better than no curry.
Reviews
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Book Review: Mirages of the Mind
Mushtaq Ahmed Yosufi's novel captures the overpowering sense of nostalgia that erupted in the Indian subcontinent after the partition. -
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