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Testing the Waters

A tiny haven in Karnataka for those weary of the constant activity at Goa, Gokarna is about five hours away and a world apart.

Days of Being Wild

In my country, summer is the season when possibility often trumps over probability.

Sustaining Hope

An exclusive interview with Aishwarya Natarajan, the first woman entrepreneur to win the British Council Young Creative Entrepreneur Music Award.

When Feeling Blue Is Patriotic

Unified by our indelible love for cricket, we are drenched in victory, thanks to our Boys in Blue.

Hyphenated

Labels are not easy to live with, especially hyphenated labels. There is a sense of disorientation when it comes to choosing one side or the other.

Love and Longing in the Sixties

A petition may be a poem, and a poem may be a petition, but neither a poem nor a petition is the revolution.

Why I Love Delhi

Delhi’s oldness is alternative to, independent of, but equally conscious and respectful of the new.

Hidden-Away Surprises

Bylakuppe is a colourful slice of Tibet hidden away in the southern half of India.

Stories of Their Own

In conversation with Aurora Jane about the band’s tour of India, their latest album Deep End, working with kids in Dharavi, and learning to cope with paneer withdrawal symptoms.

The Experimental Nomad

An exclusive interview with acclaimed abstract artist Anjali Sinha about her work and the art scene in India.