Heritage Indian jewellery dazzles the world
Dr Alka Raghuvanshi's passion for Indian jewelry shines through every page of her book, attracting not just jewelry enthusiasts and historians, but also the layman who simply admires beauty, writes SAKSHI PRIYA Published posthumously, Dr Alka Raghuvanshi's Rendezvous with Traditional Indian Jewellery is a mesmerizing exploration of this exquisite Indian art...
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Bhutan On My Plate
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“We think global but act local”
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An Oasis of peace and tranquillity
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Gurugram's ever stretching frontiers
12 April 2024 | KARAN PURI -
Spartan Décor Regal Fare
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Eid ul-Fitr: Melody of compassion and culinary symphony
11 April 2024 | Gyaneshwar Dayal -
A voyage through cosmos and inner self
06 April 2024 | Divyaman Singh
LOSE YOURSELF IN A MAZE OF COLOUR
The recently concluded Art Maze by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art celebrated people-to-people connection as much as it celebrated the beauty of art itself, writes SAKSHI PRIYA The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) opened its doors in 2010 as the first museum in India focused on modern...
BOLD ATTEMPT, WEAK DELIVERY
Bollywood's Crew boasts of a stylish takeoff but is grounded by an uneven plot, says SAKSHI PRIYA The recently released Crew promises a glamorous, global adventure with a talented cast. However, the story line hits some bumps immediately upon take off to not really reach the heights it intended to. The...
Cinema rediscovers Savarkar
Swatantra Veer Savarkar is a commendable work of art that sheds light on an important, yet largely neglected, chapter of India's historic struggle for Independence from British Raj says SAKSHI PRIYA The film Swatantra Veer Savarkar, directed by Randeep Hooda, who is also the eponymous protagonist of the narrative, tells the...
