Nurturing A Child’s Dream
Meet Pinkoo Shergill, the boy with a secret dream of becoming a pastry chef. Author Vibha Batra delivers a heartwarming tale of passion, baking, and breaking stereotypes. Continue reading Nurturing A Child’s Dream
Category: Culture, Arts & Affairs
Culture, Arts & Affairs steps back from the 24-hour news cycle to examine what actually lasts. Spanning global politics, cinema, literature, visual arts, and societal trends, we unspool the ideas and creative expressions shaping how we live, think, and remember.
The Second World War by Digonta Bordoloi
Tapping into the historical Battle of Kohima, the Second World War Sandwich by Digonta Bordoloi highlights the complex web of ideologies, cost of war and sanctity of peace Continue reading The Second World War by Digonta Bordoloi
Discover Kenya With Mama Rose
For indie author Victoria Tait, writing happened by chance. Through her ‘Kenya Kanga Mystery’ series, she takes us to Nanyuki, a small town in Kenya, where lives the silver-haired, gentle-hearted Mama Rose who helps solve many a crime Continue reading Discover Kenya With Mama Rose
Desi Delicacies: Food Writing from Muslim South Asia
Edited by Claire Chambers, Desi Delicacies is a compilation of personal stories and recipes by 18 eminent writers, historians and authors from Muslim South Asia Continue reading Desi Delicacies: Food Writing from Muslim South Asia
Adventure by Chicken Bus: A Family’s Two-Year Unschooling Odyssey
Two years, four family members, and one adventure by chicken bus. Read our spotlight on Janet LoSole’s unschooling odyssey across Central America, a bold journey of alternative education and deep cultural discovery. Continue reading Adventure by Chicken Bus: A Family’s Two-Year Unschooling Odyssey
Travel, My Teacher
For most of us, Joseph Rosendo’s life is what dreams are made of. An award-winning travel journalist, he has been to 93 countries in 40 years. In his latest book, Musings: The Short Happy Pursuit of Pleasure and Other Journeys, he talks about the highs and lows, lessons learned and unlearned Continue reading Travel, My Teacher
The Mystery of the Forbidden Fort by Maulshree Mahajan
Maulshree Mahajan has created detective fiction series for children. Her plots and characters are set in the India we relate to. But she is probably the first female author to break stereotypes and venture into writing mystery stories for young ones. her sleuths are also young girls. Continue reading The Mystery of the Forbidden Fort by Maulshree Mahajan
The Global Stage: International Artists & Cultural Exchange in Delhi
A reflection on global stage arts in Delhi, featuring Swan Lake, the Kalinka children’s ballet group, and the classic Chinese opera The Peony Pavilion. Continue reading The Global Stage: International Artists & Cultural Exchange in Delhi
