THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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April 2011 -
William Hodges, an early British artist, traveled extensively in India both by road and by boat up and down the Ganges. He was greatly impressed—and inspired—by the country’s imposing architecture and its colorful landscape.
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March 2011 -
The National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) in New Delhi has been showcasing the ‘moderns’ and providing inspiration to artists.
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March 2011 -
“Dasa kritis and Bhimsen Joshi were synonymous to us. We rarely heard Purandara Dasa compositions rendered by anyone else. It was almost as if the tinkling bells of Goddess Lakshmi’s feet would never touch your threshold if she did not hear Panditji voice welcoming her in!”
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March 2011 -
I must confess, though, that despite the riches inside the City Palace, I found more to interest me in the numerous murals we saw around in the city.
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March 2011 -
Her book is both an alternative to mainstream histories of Hinduism, and an alternative to contemporary hegemonic interpretations of Hinduism.
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March 2011 -
Having traveled to the United States frequently for 40 years, I now find a country that once warmly welcomed Pakistanis to be strangely cold.
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March 2011 -
The recording process involves mostly just Siddhartha and Jeff, with Siddhartha playing and singing, and both guys producing.
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March 2011 -
Letters from Reader
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February 2011 -
The towering SACHIN TENDULKAR is to India what Michael Jordan and Michael Jackson—combined—were to the U.S. in their heyday: a larger than life sports hero who is also an unparalleled pop icon cherished by a nation of a billion people. Here’s a brief sketch of the man and his career, and a nod to his absolute authority with the bat.
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February 2011 -
Nobody Does the Right Thing imaginatively portrays the forces shaping contemporary India, and it is a remarkable reader of mass culture and popular narrative forms, of the worlds of Hindi cinema, pulp fiction, sensational journalism, and globalized media.
