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Kishore Singh: Out of cash in cashless India

Hurrah for Modi's cashless society has rendered me truly cashless

Kishore Singh: How weddings have changed

Everyone knows that weddings are expensive business, and in these days of demonetisation the pinch is being acutely felt

Kishore Singh: Where am I going?

Over the last years, all airports have developed a sameness that is alarming

Kishore Singh: Hindi Chini bhai bhai

China is the world's art powerhouse but Chinese interest in Indian art has been negligible so far

Kishore Singh: Time to break the piggy bank

Anyone who's ever taken a red-eye in India will tell you the rows of people at check-in are no different from the lines of pilgrims at Kumbh Mela on 'maha snan' day

Kishore Singh: The haze left by Diwali

Someone - I think it was my wife -said it was Diwali, but it was difficult to tell for the smog

A question of answers

Depending on an artist's mood, or whim, the studio can be the loneliest, most creative space you'll ever see. An artist staring at a blank canvas is no different from an author gazing at a blank scree

Kishore Singh: When 'polite' is quite the opposite

Banks now prompt you more pointedly than politely, but that's a moot point about imminent EMIs

Kishore Singh: Celebrating intellectual bankruptcy

Word seemed to have leaked to the servants that sahib might be in some kind of trouble

Kishore Singh: Catering to her whims & fancies

All those men whose wives are content with a bauble or two, they have it easy

The artist in exile in his studio

Kishore Singh: Being no more than a kept man

The following day, while I grabbed a hasty sandwich at work, she found herself at one of the trendiest new cafes in Mumbai

Small town's big offerings

Kishore Singh: When respect means DIY

A walk in the Cloud

Visitors gravitate to engage with Cloud Gate at Chicago to a degree not seen in any other work of public art

Kishore Singh: Pampered silly and content

Ours was a looker, lean and athletic, and life in the household revolved around his shenanigans, which is hardly conducive in a home whose resident insists on singular attention

Kishore Singh: Working girl in the city

Catalogue conundrum

Husain was so prolific that his works continue to fetch up in the market, to be routinely traded, but very few of them are of exceptional quality. As a result, his prices have remained frozen for a wh

Kishore Singh: A spring-cleaning disaster

A photo-op to promote the arts