Nadezda Balyan, the conductor of Delhi Chamber Choir, talks about what it takes to become a choir singer and the challenge of composing Acapella pieces, Amrita Talwar writes thehindu.com/entertainment/…

Did you know a slew of Indian medical professionals have come from Basavangudi? Vintage Salute pays homage to their work by way of a photo exhibition, Rashmi Gopal Rao writes thehindu.com/entertainment/…

Choosing 11 Vishnu temples referred to as Tirunangur Divya Desams, which form a part of the 108 Divya Desams, Asha Krishnakumar recently presented ‘Ekadasa Vishnum’ at Narada Gana Sabha, under the banner of her Darshanam Art Creations, VV Ramani writes thehindu.com/entertainment/…

Ilaiyaraaja’s latest album presents a few selected pasurams, which have been set to different ragas, from Nalayira Divya Prabhandam, Kalyan Gopalan writes thehindu.com/entertainment/…

The first English translation of Shahu Patole’s 2015 book ‘Dalit Kitchens of Marathwada,’ dives deep into how intertwined caste and food is and how an entire cuisine has been shaped by exclusion in Maharashtra. M T Saju writes for #THMagazine thehindu.com/books/books-re…

Folk singer Parvathy Baul hopes her upcoming biopic ‘Joyguru’ — helmed by actor-director soumyajit majumdar — will help youngsters find the ability to celebrate the small wins in life. Debasree Purkayastha writes for #THMagazine thehindu.com/entertainment/…

Who knew Salar Jung Museum holds the “single largest collection of glass huqqa bases in the world”? Tara Desjardins’ book ‘Mughal Glass’ tracks the #history of glassmaking during the #Mughal era. Deepthi Sasidharan lampglow writes for #THMagazine thehindu.com/books/mughal-g…

Valerie Chane Tef of Akoda, a musician from Reunion Island who was recently in the city, talks about her music and more, Ruth Dhanaraj writes thehindu.com/entertainment/…

Through her Instagram page, archaeologist and writer Anica Mann explores the habits of the city’s homes through the ages, Nayantara Singh writes thehindu.com/news/cities/De…

From Kalakshetra to Kalamandalam, Kalamandalam Krishnakumar on how he pursued his passion for the art form, Sreevalsan Thiyyadi writes thehindu.com/entertainment/…

“Buddhist, Jain and even folk versions of the Ramayana reached Southeast Asia via sea-faring merchants over 1,500 years ago,” writes Devdutt Pattanaik about Thailand's Ayodhya called #ayutthaya and how the story of Ram become 'Ramakien' for #THMagazine thehindu.com/opinion/column…

“It was written at a time when the politics of caste and religion were not drawn so starkly...Thus, there are lessons to be from it today,” says Richard Cohen. Ritika Kochhar on the new English translation of The Chandayan for #THMagazine. thehindu.com/books/the-chan…

'She was five then. When. She first stumbled. Tripped actually. Stubbed her toe. Would be even more precise. Accurate. The stumbling.' naveen kishore pens down a poem on the people and sufferings in conflict zones. Illustration: Sonaksha thehindu.com/books/poetry-f…

'In 1910, photography was a rare phenomenon in India. That’s what makes Mysore Yuvaraja’s wedding album, shot by Barton Son & Co. and Weile & Wecksler so extraordinary for the time.' Vinay Aravind writes for #THMagazine thehindu.com/opinion/column…

"Crowdfunded anthology, The Blaft Book of Anti-Caste SF, features anti-caste speculative fiction, including translations, by veteran authors and first-timers."Akila Kannadasan writes for #THMagazine thehindu.com/society/new-cr…

'Which is holier, the head or the feet?' Devdutt Pattanaik on how Hindu bhakti traditions, linked to India’s feudal traditions and monastic heritage, will change your perspective. thehindu.com/opinion/column…

“The museum is of significance today because it is a Mughal monument. It’s a reminder of our plurality, our inclusivity." says architect A.G.K. Menon. Diksha Ahire writes about the newly opened Humayun’s Tomb museum for #THMagazine thehindu.com/society/histor…

“While putting together 'Folk Deities of Tamil Nadu,' I visited over 60 villages in search of local legends, traditions, and ways of worship. People’s faith is still strong,” B. Kolappan on the coffee table book from The Hindu stable for #THMagazine thehindu.com/books/folk-dei…

Samyukta Madhu about her series 'Reincarnations' inspired by colonial-era photographs of women. It made her wonder how notions of beauty might've been different “had colonisation not wiped out so much of our culture." Ni Dhi writes for #THMagazine thehindu.com/entertainment/…

In an exclusive interview with Mukund Padmanabhan , author William Dalrymple discusses his new book 'The Golden Road: How Ancient India Transformed the World' which explores the philosophical, religious, and scientific influence of India in ancient Eurasia. Read here: thehindu.com/opinion/interv…