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Report: Marcin — Art of Guitar Tour 2026 (opens the original)
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“Whenever you play in a new country, it is a little stressful because you don’t know what to expect. And then you realize something: people all over the world are so different but also the same,” said Polish guitarist Marcin Patrzalek during his performance at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai on August 7. It was the first leg of the 25-year-old musician’s debut tour in India. Dressed in a black shirt paired with black jeans, he demonstrated what he is best known for: stretching t
Review: Animal Tales from India by Chesta Wadhwani (opens the original)
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If you are a parent, teacher or caregiver interacting closely with children, you would know about the immense popularity of stories with animals either as protagonists or supporting characters. These creatures are often anthropomorphic; given human qualities and characteristics, thoughts, emotions, and speech. They are made relatable, and sometimes used to impart values in a way that comes across as less preachy. In an article titled The Necessity of an Anthropomorphic Approach to Children’s Lit
Review: Sweet Malida by Zilka Joseph (opens the original)
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The Jewish presence in India is far older than the tourist footfalls we get from former Israeli soldiers hitting the Hummus Trail across Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, Goa, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Zilka Joseph’s book Sweet Malida: Memories of a Bene Israel Woman is a reminder of this rich history, and the fact that the earliest Jews came to India either to escape persecution or due to a shipwreck; not for yoga, meditation and cannabis. This is an anthology of poem
Tenzin Tsundue: “If you don’t protest, you become a coward” (opens the original)
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Standing on the Indus was performed at Harkat Studios in Mumbai on July 31. Standing on the Indus has this hard-hitting moment where you say, “Protest keeps you alive and your enemy awakened.” Please explain. This statement really captures the goal of a protest. If you don’t protest, if you just suffer and submit, you become a coward. To protest is to say “No”. You may not have the power to fight back or overcome or win. But when you say that your conscience will not allow you to keep silent, an
Martin Goodman: “I see myself as a cultural translator” (opens the original)
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You have written a book about a community that you are not a part of. Often, when people work on such projects, there are questions about the power dynamics between the researcher and the subject. What did you do to ensure that it was done in a respectful way? Thank you for this question. When a book goes out into the wider world, concerns about cultural appropriation need to be addressed. I see myself as a cultural translator. When I go to a group, I make an effort to understand their culture a
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