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	Author Hari Kunzru talks about his love for cities and what to expect from his upcoming book The author also shares why he will never write a travelogue and will continue to pursue fiction Published on 15th February 2019
	"Kareena Kapoor is the best to work with," says stuntwoman Geeta Tandon Bollywood’s stunt woman, Geeta Tandon talks about her journey and upcoming film, Kalank Published on 15th February 2019
	Parvathy Baul speaks about her journery as a Baul singer Parvathy Baul is working on an archive to collect all songs from the oral tradition Published on 1st February 2019
	Odissi dancer Sreyashi Dey's new productions combine dance, music, theatre and spoken word Hidimba, Manini and Niraba Rajani, combine dance and theatre to tell three different stories from Mahabharata, a folk lore about Radha-Krishna and The Hungry Stones by Rabindranath Tagore Published on 8th February 2019
	Before being transnational, Indian modern art is trans-regional: Catherine David at Raza Utsav's Art Matters Not looking to define or redefine Indian modern art, French art historian Catherine David says that Indian modern art, just like other modern art is transnational but before that, it is trans-regional Published on 11th February 2019
	India Art Fair 2019: On the edge, provocative and at times even revolutionary Now in its 11th edition, the India Art Fair has been consistently pushing the envelope and expanding on its spread of contemporary art offerings over the years Published on 1st February 2019
	City Scripts 2019 looks at the city's stories with a focus on dignity and diversity  We take a look at some of the highlights of the festival by IIHS Published on 8th February 2019
	Festival report: Jeffrey Archer, Ben Okri, Shashi Tharoor, Manisha Koirala and others light up Jaipur Lit Fest 2019 With a focus on subjects ranging from war, politics and climate change to gender, science and technology, mythology, cinema, activism and more, the 12th edition of JLF offered new perspectives Published on 1st February 2019
	It's February and here are all the TV premieres you can catch on Netflix, Amazon Prime and HBO!  From a documentary on the Parkland theatre group to the premiere of South Korean television series Romance is a Bonus Book, here's everything you can binge watch this week  Published on 1st February 2019
	Join the cultural spirit of Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2019 as it celebrates 20 years The Kala Ghoda Arts Festival’s 20th edition will celebrate its remarkable journey over the course of nine days across various categories, including a special tribute to Mahatma Gandhi. Published on 30th January 2019
	Mohiniyattam dancer Methil Devika brings her popular production, Sarpatatwam, to Hyderabad Sarpatatwam or The Serpent Wisdom is a short dance documentary that she created, based on her quest of the serpent mystique. Published on 25th January 2019
	"Made peace with my death, promised myself to spread awareness if I get to live again": Manisha Koirala on her battle with cancer Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala, who has successfully battled ovarian cancer, on Sunday, opened up about the disease and how it changed her as a person. Published on 28th January 2019
	Jayant Kaikini along with translator Tejaswini Niranjana wins the DSC Prize for South Asian Literature 2018 ‘No Presents Please’ emerges as the winner from a shortlist of six to take the coveted US $25,000 DSC Prize. Published on 26th January 2019
	Prabhu Deva, Mohanlal, Sunil Chhetri, Gautam Gambhir, Kader Khan among the list of 112 Padma awardees The awards are given in various disciplines of activities, art, social work, public affairs, science and engineering, trade and industry, medicine, literature and education, sports, civil service.   Published on 26th January 2019
	Roundup: Celebrating the written word at 10th edition of Apeejay Kolkata Literary Festival  From Tharoor predicting UPA III over NDA III to senior Abdullah talking about peace, and from poetry bridging boundaries to Shobhaa De urging to hear out men too. AKLF 2019 was all this and more Published on 25th January 2019