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Keralamâs favourite bar snacks reinterpreted in refreshing ways at Repeat, Kochiâs newest restobar (opens the original)
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Some new openings create a stir much ahead of the official launch. Repeat, âthe friendly neighbourhood barâ, on the fourth floor of Cochin Palace Hotel on KP Vallon Road, has achieved that. Their beef taco is already the talk of the town. A Spanish interpretation of Keralamâs BDF (beef dry fry), the tiny chunks of beef, wrapped in taco, have to be dunked in a flavour-bomb of gravy before you eat them, suggests Antony Jose, founder of Tonyâs Kitchen, who brings his magic to Repeat. The ta
International Translation Day: What the power of being understood means (opens the original)
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This year’s International Translation Day is themed Linguistic Diversity and Language Rights, with the subtitle ‘The Power to be Understood’. The act of translating a text is more than a verbatim, word-for-word translation; it holds the power to show a new world to the reader. A world that would otherwise be denied to the curious mind. How else would a Malayali sitting in a small town in Kerala, comfortable reading Malayalam, have accessed Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist and found hope, comfort and
Meet the birders behind Kerala Bird Atlas 2.0 (opens the original)
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A drongo might be common, but it is no ordinary bird. Several of the species are accomplished mimics; their imitation of a cat’s meow is nothing short of masterful. The mynah is a brilliant mimic, too, using the skill to connect to their own kind or human friends. These birds do much more than mimicry, for birds, in general, are fascinating. However, do we know how our drongos and mynas are doing? Are their numbers increasing, or are they struggling to survive? Watching them closely unravels sto
Kochiâs Sarita theatre reopens after renovation, blending nostalgia with a modern makeover (opens the original)
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 On a breezy morning, under the canopy of the giant mango tree at the sprawling Sarita-Savita-Sangeeta theatre complex in Kochi, stands Sethunath PM, the manager of the theatre. Sarita, the largest of the three theatres, has reopened to the public after renovation and work is underway at Savita and Sangeeta. Sethunath is busy overseeing the work, but he steals a few moments to reminisce about his long association with the theatre. He has been working here for 36 years and has seen cinemaâs h
Teachersâ Day: Artistes on the teachers who influenced them (opens the original)
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Although I started learning dance since I was five, it was not until my early 20s that it became my passion. That was when I realised that dance is not just moving your hands and legs in tandem with the rhythm and that it has a soul and can take you a meditative state. So I decided to start learning from scratch. That took me to Kalamandalam Kshemavathy teacher. We started with Bharatanatyam before moving to Mohiniyattam. The relationship I have with her cannot be explained in words. There is a
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