Archive
EDITION: May-June 2016
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Falling off the tourist grid at Daytona
The US of A has pockets of friendliness that are ignored for the magnetic pull of New York and DC. Here's how to find yourself there
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Call of the Amazon
Camping overnight in the world's largest rainforest, swimming besides dolphins and watching the glorious sunset provides a truly immersive experience of the jungle, but mind the piranhas
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The new avatar of desi cuisine
Goodbye grease, hello flavour. Modern Indian cuisine is here, with top chefs leading the way
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Indian art's masters of popular aesthetics
Somewhere between the cutting edge and the masters, artists who rule the marquee
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Bhutan's journey back in time
Bhutan's Le Méridien resorts seamlessly merge the ancient with the modern
Think
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Of mirrors and men
That men are going beyond boring browns and greys is a natural manifestation of their vanity
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State-of-the-art Style
A selection from the editors of ForbesLife India, ForbesLife and Network18 Publishing
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The science of being human
The best of science fiction novels redefines the qualities that make us an evolved species
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When the women love the lows
Many well-known pop singers defy conventional wisdom about how they should sound
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India through the Western lens
As India's 1.2 billion population and liberalised market are precipitating world interest in India, the lens with which the country is viewed by the West, has also changed
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The Bard and us
What would William Shakespeare, whose 400th death anniversary is being marked this year, have made of the manner in which he is referred to in the Indian-English novel?
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The stark and remote: Through William Dalrymple's lens
William Dalrymple's new book of photographs, in stark black and white, is the culmination of 18 months of travel and a camera phone
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Celebrating minimalism with Nasreen Mohamedi
Nasreen Mohamedi's retrospective in New York is part of a continuing celebration of an artist who said so much with so little
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For R Balki, it all comes down to the story
Group chairman of MullenLowe Lintas Group and writer-director, R Balki, talks about the traits that shape him as a storyteller
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Sanjna Kapoor: To the theatre born
Films may define her family name but Sanjna Kapoor has found her métier as a cultural entrepreneur
Work
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How Nappa Dori wows Naomi Watts and Eva Longoria
Gautam Sinha is taking Indian craftsmanship to a global audience while building a loyal domestic clientele with Nappa Dori
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The foreign edge to Bollywood
For foreign technicians, geographical lines have blurred as they answer the call of Indian movies
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The family that acts together
With 50 productions in 15 years, the Khuranas of Akvarious Productions are setting the stage on fire
