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We have immortalised an insignificant work by making it controversial: Madhusree Dutta

Interview with Film maker and founder of women's rights aid group Majlis

India's Daughter shouldn't be the locus of campaign on violence against women: Kavita Krishnan

Interview with secretary, All India Progressive Women's Association

Reaching for the skies

While real estate is in the dumps, several projects have been launched for the well-heeled

Street food with swag

From nitrogen frozen bhel puri and pav bhaji fondue to duck chilli samosas and paapri pizzas, fine-dining restaurants are now adding a bit of zing to the humble street food

Drummed out of the studio

The new season of Coke Studio promises to bring fresh names and styles. But will it be able to match its Pakistan counterpart?

Fun through the night

Raids and crackdowns pared down the party scene in Mumbai some years ago, but this could soon change with Aditya Thackeray's plans for the city

Pop-up stores: Itinerant fashion

Fashion pop-up stores are all the rage with emerging designers who don't have the resources for standalone showrooms

A dose of culture under the coconut trees

Music festivals such as the upcoming Nariyal Paani in Alibaug are bringing the visual arts within their purview as well

Jerry Seinfeld to perform in Mumbai

Maximum City readies for maximum comedy with Jerry Seinfeld, one of Hollywood's richest actors

Zumba: Beto Perez's accidental discovery

Beto Perez, the founder of Zumba, comes to Mumbai for a crash session

We Are The Godses

Nathuram Godse's nephew and niece in Pune see him as a devout nationalist, not a contract killer. The author, finds a proud family that doesn't want to make God out of Godse

Reggae rock with some wine

This year's SulaFest, an annual music event in Nashik, will showcase underexposed names from the world of music

Tractors, SUVs and ... grapes

The country's largest exporter of grapes is Mahindra & Mahindra. The author finds out how it happened

Bubble shooter

India is one of the 18 countries in the world to have sampled the ungaingly, yet amusing game of bubble soccer

Art for work's sake at Ceat's Mumbai office

Dark-grey interiors, workstations with artworks as decor and open spaces that reflect a transparent work culture give Ceat's Mumbai office a funky edge

The aviator?

As heavy as metal gets

A 156-year-old, weather beaten industrial complex in Byculla has become the favoured venue for indie music events

Staying live

From gourmet music festivals to musical comedies, 2015 promises gigs that are unique and have a soul

Mumbai's new theatre hub

For the first time in eight years, Thespo - the annual theatre festival for young drama enthusiasts - will move beyond Prithvi Theatre to Sitara Studio, the city's new indie cultural space

Movie review: Bhopal- A Prayer for Rain turns tragedy into a melodrama

Thirty years after the gas leak in Bhopal, a new Hollywood film is fervent in its retelling of events but largely underwhelming in its impact