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Movie review: The Sky is Pink has just a hint of too much purple
The Sky is Pink tries to tell a tragic story with humour and good cheer but ends up overwrought and unconvincing, says Ritwik Sharma
 "Movie review: The Sky is Pink has just a hint of too much purple")
A digital museum uses art to keep the conversation around water flowing
A digital museum invokes art and heritage to induce behavioural change around water
 "A digital museum uses art to keep the conversation around water flowing")
The Marvel Avengers show in Mumbai is mainly only fun for the kids
An immersive show about the Marvel Avengers is fun for children but rarely gets the adrenaline going
 "The Marvel Avengers show in Mumbai is mainly only fun for the kids")
A new club in Kolkata indicates the shape of jazz to come to the city
A dedicated jazz club is just what Kolkata needed to get things going
 "A new club in Kolkata indicates the shape of jazz to come to the city")
The Indian AI-driven artist who'll show her works at the Florence Biennale
An Indian AI poet-artist will display her work at the Florence Biennale. Nikita Puri on how projects such as this are pushing the boundaries of what it means to be human
 "The Indian AI-driven artist who'll show her works at the Florence Biennale")
The art of the con
The road to survival in the ancient world was often paved with bluff and deceit. The cons pulled were largely harmless and the subtext was: to survive, man had to trick the gods
 "The art of the con")
Many lives to give
Organs from one donor can save up to eight lives and tissue donation can help heal up to 50 people. But organ donation isn't usually on our personal to-do list
From Parliament to social media, Rahat Indori's poetry appeals to all
While Bollywood satisfied his financial needs - and he is quick to clarify that it was not greed - Indore always had his heart
 "From Parliament to social media, Rahat Indori's poetry appeals to all")
How ancient Greek philosophy could help you work smarter and better
Though now considered outdated, the four temperaments according to Greek philosophy may help you become a more efficient professional, writes Elizabeth Grace Saunders
 "How ancient Greek philosophy could help you work smarter and better")
To the fallen soldier: On the trail of a World War I campaign in Gallipoli
Marked with graves of fallen soldiers, the Turkish peninsula of Gallipoli is a land of memorials.
 "To the fallen soldier: On the trail of a World War I campaign in Gallipoli")
How traditional varieties of rice staged a revival among farmers, consumers
Red, black, brown - healthier, traditional varieties of rice are gradually finding their way back to our farms and kitchens, writes Ritwik Sharma
 "How traditional varieties of rice staged a revival among farmers, consumers")
No more party hopping
The whole of the previous week, we had been on a party carousel
 "No more party hopping")
A BJP leader's mission to get momos banned
Jammu & Kashmir lawmaker Ramesh Arora wants momos banned but are they unhygenic and harmful?
 "A BJP leader's mission to get momos banned")
Three wines that should always be in your fridge
Anticipate almost any wine-related situation with these three perfect bottles
 "Three wines that should always be in your fridge")
A water ATM to the rescue
iJal stations ensure that some of India's poorest communities have access to safe drinking water
 "A water ATM to the rescue")
Meet Dadarao Bilhore, the man who has filled 300 potholes on his own
The 47-yr-old will soon get the help of fellow citizens in the city using the 'Spothole' mobile app
 "Meet Dadarao Bilhore, the man who has filled 300 potholes on his own")
Wine and wandering in Croatia's Korcula island
Known for its olives and figs as well, the picturesque island is often ignored by tourists
 "Wine and wandering in Croatia's Korcula island")
A hot bath before workout?
Heat acclimation is the process of adapting to high temperatures over the course of days or weeks
 "A hot bath before workout?")
Archana Kumari: Carving a future by design
Archana Kumari overcame Bihar's staunch social norms to take her craft to the world
 "Archana Kumari: Carving a future by design")
Why don't our celebrities feel free to speak up?
What prevents public personalities in India from freely voicing their opinions?
 "Why don't our celebrities feel free to speak up?")
