Art & Culture / The Hindu
Nirmala Lakshman, Chairperson, The Hindu Group speaks about her latest book, The Tamils: A Portrait Of A Community, and gaining insights from ordinary people and simple relationships through the process
Author and former editor of The Hindu, Mukund Padmanabhan on a Japanese non-invasion in 1942 that led to Madras empty streets and grotesque shooting of zoo animals at the Madras Zoo
Join Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan as she helps children grow their self-belief and confidence, one tree at a time
Recalling a few writings that stayed with him since his childhood, Mr. Kalyan pointed out how he could relate to the struggles of the protagonist in the Kesava Reddys Athadu Adavini Jayinchadu and understand the travails of the people in Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyays Vanavasi
Behind every star is a horrific story, and behind them is a publisher waiting with a cheque book
Most of these dictionaries shortlist the words to reflect the moods and conversations that have helped shape the past year
Following last years review bombing controversies at Goodreads, 2024 has seen a fresh wave of book trackers
Barring some endearing moments, Aaram Arvindaswamy wastes the potential of actors Aniish Tejeshwar and Milana Nagaraj as the film suffers from outdated ideas
A new anthology presents the eminent poetswhimsical writings thatleave the reader both bemused and baffled
The prose anthology aims to transform the narrative around the late poet-authors life and work
This debut novel about a post-Nazi occupation society tells a rare story of the traumas of World War II
The expertly researched tale that movesbetween the mighty rivers of ancient Mesopotamia, London and Turkey might just be Shafaks best story yet
This anthology of great literary works of India, spanning 2,500 years, celebrates both the ghazals of Mir Taqi Mir and TulsidasRamayana
There are several ghosts in the novel and we can sense them even if the characters cannot