Bhalchandra Nemade’s Kosala (1970) receives special focus in the new volume. It dissects the Marathi ethos through college ...

Customized to the needs of students, researchers, academicians and industry professionals, Pharma Literati has recently launched India’s first course on ‘Patenting in Herbal, Ayush and Nutraceutical ...

Brought from Brazil at the beginning of the 20 th century, coffee soon gained cult status with many turn of the century cafes still visible on the streets of Lisbon today. One such is Abrasileira on ...

Kichitaro Negishi’s drama, based on a real-life love triangle among notable figures of the Japanese literati, captures the ...

Literati Artspace will return to Art Central for the fourth time, this year showcasing stunning jewellery art by Dickson Yewn, who is known for his Asian aesthe ...

An aspiring dictator, fueled by popular resentment, overthrows a failing republic. We've seen this show before ...

The career of the colonial politician is short & ends the acclamation of words for power; as soon as our bluff is called we are lost. Politics for us are a do-or-die, once-for-all charge. Once we are ...

BabangidaThose who have had long time fascination with good books would admit straight up that it is a fascination for all time and laced with endless beauty. The experience is paradisiacal. In that ...

To start The New Yorker, Ross’ poker partner Fleischmann was willing to stake him US$25,000—roughly $450,000 in today’s ...

Ross devoted his adult life to one cause: The New Yorker magazine. For the literati, by the literati Born in 1892 in Aspen, Colorado, Ross worked out west as a reporter while still a teenager. When ...

Although concerts with pitch-perfect artists have been all the rage in Bengaluru lately, there’s plenty more the city has to ...

ohn Donne (1572–1631) and Abdul Qadir Bedil (1644–1720) emerged as titanic figures within their respective cultural, linguistic and historical milieus. A close reading of their oeuvres reveals ...