Page 4 - Ranjita Ganesan

Hamilton Studios is salvaging and digitising pre-Independence images

Hamilton Studios photographed the wealthy in early 20th-century Bombay

Electoral rhapsody helping parties introduce manifestos in memorable ways

Ranjita Ganesan looks at how the music of election campaigns has evolved

S Muthiah: Scribe-cum-heritage champion whose writings inspired hard action

For his writers he was 'The Chief', while readers saw him as 'Mr Madras'

Admirers of horology and jewellery to bid for watches that are rare in make

The selection includes a watchmaker's personal watch - Patek Philippe co-founder Jean-Adrien Philippe's piece featuring the company's signature and independent seconds movement

Visual and textual artists show how Mumbai's urbanism is shifting

'The Shifting City' reflects without much judgement the refashioning of Mumbai's spaces

Can Mumbai's landmark single-screen theatres keep the show going?

PVR and Gold Cinemas have added a few single screens to their kitty across india

Musicians will gather in Goa to reiterate the at-risk virtue of coexistence

Given the theme, there will be collaborative performances as well as standalone concerts

New national museum in Mumbai chronicles India's filmmaking, histories

The idea began around 2003, and after several false starts, has worked its way slowly out of red tape

Atul Dodiya's show is a homage equally to Hitchcock and artistic condition

I enjoy how he would cut shots, put a sequence together and show details, says Atul Dodiya

How homegrown wineries are innovating to cater a more evolved Indian palate

After certain local wines won international laurels, Indian restaurants have started recommending them

How a retired fisherman from Hawaii found a community of Hindi film buffs

While speaking little Hindi or Urdu himself, Daniel has slowly gained command of the history of early films in these languages

Female Hindu priests breaking into male bastion, but equality still a dream

A quiet revolution may be just about to get a bit noisy

Rajpal Yadav, the actor with a political purpose

He tells what prompted him to launch a political party and how he intends to juggle acting, politics

Madhur Bhandarkar's Indu Sarkar completely misses the mark

Madhur Bhandarkar's controversial drama is purportedly based on the period of Emergency

Could there be something like too much exercise?

There are precautions fitness enthusiasts should take to ensure renal health

Jagga Jasoos review: Tripping over fantasy

This musical-cum-caricaturish comedy is uncharacteristic of its actors, resulting in a drab fantasy

Abhijeet Bhattacharya: The man who got his Twitter account suspended

The handle @abhijeetsinger now reads "account suspended"

Passengers need to be educated about aviation regulations: Amber Dubey

First time flyers are generally overwhelmed by aviation experience and are not likely to be unruly

Too early for India to have a no-fly list: Air Passengers Association chief

In a Q&A, D Sudhakara Reddy says move not needed for now in a country with several first-time flyers

We need to redefine and resurrect contours of individual freedoms: Palekar

Amol Palekar speaks about his recent filing of a PIL against the pre-censorship of films