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An autobiography, Subrata Banerjee’s low-key book captures, and reflects, India’s story from late 1870s to 2016
Pavan K Varma’s selective evocative stanzas from the original work for his latest book describe Him as a God and a man
Mindset management helps people get out of their comfort zone and engage the mind productively to accomplish goals
A group of photojournalists captured some hard-hitting images of violence in South Africa, which accompanied its transition from Apartheid
Giriprasad Sarma has the right solution for those travelling and worried you’ll miss your regular rituals
From Hyderabad to the White House, a look at the journey of ‘Swachh Namaskar’
A review of ‘Call of Duty Warzone’ the free-to-play shooter game
Unnati Ved founded Eager Readers which has proved beneficial for around 150 children across three centres in Hyderabad
Composer, singer par excellence, Dada redefined the musical scene in Bollywood, struck the right chord with audience and brought conversational style into songs
Food delivery apps are no longer limiting themselves to just high on taste items, but also those that are healthy for the body
Association with India’s indie music scene is my first true love, shares US-based musician Shubh Saran
Anand Korva a lyricist and a professional freelance photographer from the city captured this picture at Borgaon Village in Nizamabad district. He was on a look out for his bird photography in the thick forest where, he saw this old age couple riding a cycle effortlessly. He found them interesting and froze this moment with his Nikon D850
Here’s how couples are marrying by using e-invites, organic cutlery and a lot more
The use of mirror work in décor and garments is universally known, but today there are only about a handful of craftsmen in the State who have the knowledge of this technique
Vineela Alvala, a post-graduate in MCA, has turned her childhood passion of creating handicraft into a profitable venture
To speak against the husband and arguing with him are considered not sanskari but nothing could stop Indu Gopalakrishnan who decided to end her tumultuous marriage after three years
Anusha not only makes but also teaches the techniques of making Tanjore paintings, terracotta jewellery, quilling, fabric painting, trendy shoe paintings, wax candles and candle carving
Constructed during the Nizam era, the striking aspect about these twin waterbodies of Osman Sagar and Himayath Sagar is that they are operated manually unlike most other reservoirs, which have hydraulic gates.
Kids are equally exposed to such technology as parents find it easier to let them get addicted to the screens than engage them in an interesting activity.
Title: Bastar Dispatches: A Passage through the Wilds Author: Narendra Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers India Pages: 262 Price: Rs 499