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Let the movies transform and transport you in 2021, says Anupama Chopra
Adventure. That’s what I’m seeking in 2021. But since the pandemic continues to ravage the world, budgets are limited and travelling options few. So...
Icons recast: Meet the artist breathing life into the Indus Valley
Ancient statues from the Indus Valley Civilisation have been reanimated in a new series of art works by a young illustrator from Mumbai, being...
Inked incognito: Here’s some of the best Covid-era street art from around the world
It’s one of the few things on offer free, decidedly not for sale. It is so much art for art’s sake that the artist...
Lifting the curse: The Gaali Project aims to change how you swear
Tired of the fact that most curse words drag in innocent uninvolved parties, two Indian women are putting together a glossary of desi alternatives...
Give your eyes a break: Optical hacks to adopt today
The eye is one of the most remarkable and most fragile organs in the body, and through this year, it has been under more...
Plants with special needs: Caring for potted carnivores
The world’s acquired a lot more gardeners in the pandemic. There’s talk of ficuses, monsteras and snake plants galore. But there’s a tribe of...
Good, bad and ugly: John le Carré’s keepers of the code
While the moral ambiguity provided by John le Carré’s narratives elevated his spy novels from genre fiction to literary fiction, the nuts and bolts...
Couch surfing: As therapists turn influencers, here’s what to watch out for
There’s an unlikely new group of influencers on social media — therapists, counsellors and psychiatrists. With followings in the tens of thousands on Instagram...
Balancing act: How mommies are restoring order in the pandemic
It’s a carefully balanced chessboard in the best of times — school, work, play-dates, errand runs, school pick-ups, carpools to extra-curriculars. The hours that...