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A bittersweet homecoming

A bittersweet homecoming

| May 18, 2013 | 0 Comments

Title: Foreign Author: Sonora Jha Pages: 304 Publisher: Vintage Books Sonora Jha’s debut novel, a gripping narrative on farmer suicides in Maharashtra, weaves a fascinating tale of love, hope and redemption. When Katya Misra’s teenaged son Kabir goes to India in search of the father he’s never met, she is forced to follow him and try to win him back [...]

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Desi tales from down under

Desi tales from down under

| May 12, 2013 | 0 Comments

Australian author Ken Spillman finds an enthusiastic fan base among his young Indian readers.

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Photos: Hyderabad’s charm and mystique

Photos: Hyderabad’s charm and mystique

| May 4, 2013 | 0 Comments

Madhumita Gopalan’s photographs of Hyderabad recreate the mystique and charm of a grand bygone era, and hope to inspire Hyderabadis to appreciate and preserve their rich cultural heritage.

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Sublime Vision

Sublime Vision

| April 27, 2013 | 0 Comments

Listed on national television as the youngest of India’s top 10 fashion photographers, Vishesh Verma is the go-to guy for fashion photography. Award-winning photographer Vishesh Verma has an enviable portfolio of work in advertising, editorial and fashion that has, over a relatively short span of time, evolved exponentially. What’s more, he’s the Bollywood fraternity’s blue-eyed boy for [...]

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Minimal words, maximum impact

Minimal words, maximum impact

| April 20, 2013 | 0 Comments

Sweta Srivastava Vikram’s hard- hitting poems on women’s issues, and her skill at addressing them in a succinct language are at once enlightening and thought-provoking. Title: No Ocean Here: Stories in Verse about Women from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East Author: Sweta Srivastava Vikram Pages: 66 Publisher: Modern History Press No Ocean Here is a collection [...]

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Sweet dreams are made of these

Sweet dreams are made of these

| April 13, 2013 | 0 Comments

Fatcat Kids, a range of nightwear for little tykes by Zainab Sulaiman makes bedtime that much more fun. Launched in February this year, Fatcat Kids offers ‘jammies for your little jam pots’. Think bright and happy striped PJs and rainbow-checked tops. And just for the fun of it, Fatcat Kids also offers PJs for ‘jam [...]

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Unassuming Heroes: 9 Indians you should know about

Unassuming Heroes: 9 Indians you should know about

| April 6, 2013 | 2 Comments

Unsung, a book of photoessays published in 2007, tells the stories of nine amazing people from across India. The evocative black-and-white pictures by photographer Mahesh Bhat are his tribute to ordinary Indian citizens who’ve dedicated themselves to improving the lives of people around them. Their stories are truly inspirational and teach us how we can beat all odds if we harness and channel our inner resources.

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Discover the wild side

Discover the wild side

| March 17, 2013 | 0 Comments

Mudumalai, on the border of Karnataka and Kerala makes for a short and sweet getaway to beat the scorching Hyderabad heat.

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Wet Earth & sprouting greens

Wet Earth & sprouting greens

| March 10, 2013 | 0 Comments

Vinod Lal Heera Eshwar’s interactive books make reading and eco conservation child’s play. Vinod’s first book Let’s Plant Trees came with a simple message as evident in its title. But lest the idea slipped children’s limited attention span, he presented them with real seeds (of the Pongamia tree) incorporated in the book, goading them into action. His [...]

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Style and substance in the bag

Style and substance in the bag

| March 7, 2013 | 0 Comments

Little Red Tote, a new go-to site offers backstage access and an insiders guide into the glamorous world of beauty, fashion, celebrities and health.

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