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ByTarun Bhartiya February 2, 2016 Music,Politics & Society,The Magazine

I The most popular musician of Shillong, UN Sun—rhymes with “Moon”, not “Sun”—is...

ByAzad Essa February 2, 2016 Politics & Society,The Magazine

I In a flash, innocence is lost, dignity stolen and a spirit beaten. It is a...

ByDeepa Bhasthi February 2, 2016 Filter Coffee,Politics & Society,The Magazine

How soon or how late can you know love, can you love? Can you ever know...

ByPratiti Ganatra February 2, 2016 Cinema,Interviews,The Magazine

Your last film Tamasha received quite bipolar reviews from audiences, and in...

ByAjachi Chakrabarti February 2, 2016 Interviews,Politics & Society,The Magazine

Alberto Ruy-Sánchez Lacy is the author of six novels set in the Moroccan city of...

BySayan Bhattacharya February 2, 2016 Politics & Society,The Magazine

Love as Sentimental Sexuality Gaspar Noé is known to shock his audience. People...

BySharanya Manivannan February 2, 2016 Politics & Society,The Magazine

Just before writing this, I read Rosalyn D’Mello’s new book, A Handbook For My...

ByAjachi Chakrabarti February 2, 2016 Books,Interviews,Politics & Society,The Magazine

The Greeks had a number of words for love to account for the multiplicities...

ByParamita Banerjee February 2, 2016 Fiction,Qafe,The Magazine

Time was at a loss. Satyavati did not have a heaven. Where was she to be...