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The Monk Who Runs A Business
Christian Fabre arrived in Chennai in 1971, a bewildered Frenchman in an alien culture. Today he is an Avadhuta sadhu and owner of a successful textile company
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Books That Make Journeys Memorable
What keeps high flyers company while they are on the move
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A Gandhi, A Gypsy And A Rushdie: García Márquez's India Connect
The link between the Colombian writer and India is little known but multifaceted and fascinating just the same
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Tale of the Actor-Singers
While Western stars have been flirting with the stage as real-life music makers for some time now, some Bollywood stars don't want to be left behind either
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Cinema Rises in the East
There are fascinating dynamics between Indian and Asian cinema. There's a lot to learn from the minnows in the neighbourhood
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The Life and Times of a Bamboo Artist
Bending bamboo to his designs is what Sandeep Sangaru does best
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And When the Story Turned…
Twist in the tale can often be just a gimmick to have the reader hooked. In many books, surprise endings are central to the story's purpose
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Redesigns of Living
From headphones to whiskey bottles to bespoke furniture, Joe Doucet is reimagining our world—one object at a time
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The shadow self: Doubles and nemeses in literature
From the classics to the contemporary, authors have played with forms and style
