Anagha M
Biography:
Equal parts North and South Indian, Anagha currently lives in Bengaluru. Behind her glasses and uneven fringe, she writes about music, food, culture, books and movies. Though a travel-bug at heart, she can mostly be found be at home with a frayed paperback, a large mug of tea and some light jazz. This hippie-at-heart wishes she was born in the \'60s. She spends far too much time on the internet than is healthy and considers this piece about herself to be the most difficult one she has had to write.
Fraser Campbell busts some myths about Scotch and breaks down drinking cultures from around the world
We chat with him about whisky making in the highlands, and tropical cocktails
12 Sep 2019
The Majolly Music Trust’s new choir, Notes of Promise, makes its debut this weekend
Notes of Promise, made up of 20 boys and girls from underprivileged backgrounds
12 Sep 2019
Equal, a festival by Ranga Shankara, explores resilience and justice, through plays, dance performances, concerts and discussions
Here's what to expect
12 Sep 2019
Niche to mainstream: Bengaluru's drag community is making it happen
As we celebrate the first anniversary of the abolition of section 377 in India, we take a look at how
the drag community in Bengaluru is growing like never before |
12 Sep 2019
From Avocado Mousse Papdi to Peanut Butter Paneer Tikka, Street Storyss offers experimental takes on familiar vegetarian classics
With teal doors, white walls, and lots of plants, the place sports a cheerful vibe
05 Sep 2019
The all-women production, Six Dead Queens And An Inflatable Henry, takes a look at choice, consent and individuality
The production is based on a play by Foursight Theatre Group, UK and premieres in India this weekend
05 Sep 2019
Retrace the steps of your favourite literary characters, from Harry Potter to Shantaram, on these book trails
Get a drink at Lisbeth Salander’s favourite haunt or wander in the real life Diagon Alley by signing
up for these literary walks and tours
29 Aug 2019
The promised land: Suketu Mehta’s new book makes a passionate argument in favour of immigration
The author chats with Indulge about colonisation, climate change, his next book, and a possible screen adaptation of Maximum City
22 Aug 2019
Painting the town black: In conversation with the bands playing at Bangalore Open Air Metal Nights
US-based Immolation, and Indian bands Speedtrip, Moral Putrefaction, Aempyrean and Grossty take the stage at this event
23 Aug 2019
Satin is here to stay, thanks to names like Christian Louboutin and Dolce & Gabbana
We’re spotting satin everywhere, from Rihanna’s Instagram to Priyanka Chopra’s paparazzi shots
22 Aug 2019
Shine Spa's Monsoon package is the perfect pick me up for the season
The package offers a relaxing hot stone massage and rejuvenating body scrub
15 Aug 2019
With Jack Daniel’s Dal Makhni and Bailey’s Murgh Malai, Lord Of The Drinks caters to the tastes of the bravehearted
With its fantasy medieval theme the new pub establishes itself as Whitefield’s new must-visit night out destination
15 Aug 2019
The fifth edition of Gender Bender tackles subjects such as gender minorities, marriage migration and menstruation
The festival in Bengaluru showcases the works of artists, along with workshops, talks and performances
15 Aug 2019
Ottimo’s new menu is a journey through the various regions of Italy
Indulge gets a sneak peek
08 Aug 2019
Tech talk: In conversation with German melodic techno producer, Modeplex
We interview the producer before he comes to Bengaluru as the headliner for the Submerge Showcase
07 Aug 2019
