Ajanta to See Daylight
By M. P. MOHANTY For the last seven years I have been pleading to build replicas of the Ajanta Caves,” […]
No Cannable Cannibals!
With reports from Associated Press Now doesn’t that concern you all a little bit, learning that? It just stopped me
A Star-Studded Gala
Eclipses, any astrologer will advise you, are dicey events. Important works should not be begun six days before or after
Fabric Begets Fashion
With tucks and pleats, flowing folds and knotted ties, Indians have for tens of centuries fashioned impeccable apparel from unstitched
BOOKS
KIDS KORNER VISIONARY PUBLISHERS VEND BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS–FULL OF FABULOUS FABLES AND VISUAL PEARLS By Tara Katir, Kauai
Big-Time Siva Festival
Report by SUNIL P. GOPAL One advantage of running a country is that when there is a problem, you can
That’s a Wrap!
By SHIKHA MALAVIYA It is a blustery, cold afternoon as I make my way to the Goldstein Gallery and the
A Tribute to the Sari
By the Editor Fashion in clothing is a kind of living archeology, a wash-and-wear history. It tells us much about
How I Came To Be The “Lady in the Sari”
By Kavita Daswani Last year, I had to make a work related trip to the Italian city of Vicenza. There
Quotes & Quips
"IF, AFTER RETURNING FROM CONTEMPLATION, YOU ARE CAPABLE OF BEHAVING AS BEFORE, YOU HAVE NOT BEEN TRANSFORMED." Anandamayi Ma(1896?1982), God-intoxicated