Life
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If fusion has to be done to survive, that's sad: Anoushka Shankar
The sitarist, in India recently, talks to Forbes India about why she makes crossover music and the importance of remaining true to herself
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For exiled authors, the ink never dries
For writers such as Perumal Murugan, Taslima Nasrin and Sharmila Seyyid, continuing to write shapes their creative process and response to persecution
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Putting the AR in art
As the global art world gradually takes to augmented reality, Singapore's artists are adapting it to a very local context
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Surfing is gaining ground in India—just not among Indians
India's coasts are attracting professional surfers from countries as far as Norway and Switzerland, but locals are yet to embrace the waves
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How the Good Fashion Fund works: Q&A with director Bob Assenberg
The investment fund focuses on implementing innovative solutions for sustainable fashion, connecting promising technology to industry
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Travel: Vienna is reinventing itself
Vienna, judged the most liveable city in the world, is remoulding its historic identity with the help of technology and creativity
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Fashion for Good: Taking sustainable ideas mainstream
By connecting innovators with large-scale manufacturers, Fashion for Good is working on making the industry greener
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Travel: Inside Fiji's adult-only resorts
The boutique luxury havens in Fiji take playing Cupid very seriously, amping up the romance quotient with blandishments
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Travel: In Dubrovnik, Croatia, where the walls tell tales
The Walls of Dubrovnik in Croatia are an example of the old world's need for, and fascination with, stone fortifications
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How Sankar Venkateswaran melds social conscience with experimental theatre
"Last November, Venkateswarnan was the recipient of the Bengaluru-based Ranga Shankara Theatre's annual national prize—The Shankar Nag Theatre Award—given to a "theatre all-rounder below the age of 40""
