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Sanskriti Museum at Humayunâs Tomb celebrates Indiaâs everyday art and craft traditions (opens the original)
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A striking 19th-Century tiger mask and a brass breastplate from Karnataka greet visitors at the entrance of the newly opened Sanskriti Museum of Everyday Art & Indian Textiles. Located within the Humayunâs Tomb World Heritage Site Museum in Delhi, these pieces offer a fascinating preview of the living traditions, regional master craftsmanship, and rich cultural tapestries preserved within. The new gallery showcases a legendary collection of over 1,000 artifacts and textiles assembled over fiv
South Side Story celebrates identity through South Indian culture (opens the original)
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Where else would you see fluid sarees paired with sneakers, crisp veshtis complementing brightly coloured shirts, and traditional gajras effortlessly styled with sleek sunglasses? South Side Story 2026 redefined the festival aesthetic in the most fun way possible! Spanning two high-energy days in Delhi, the Red FM initiative (with The Hindu as print partner) brought together over 13,000 attendees across generations and geographies for a rich celebration of South Indian music, art, and culinary h
How designer Abhishek Chaudhary is adding a quirky punch to Bollywood movie posters (opens the original)
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Abhishek Chaudhary spends his days in Berlin working as a product designer, but his evenings are usually spent sketching whatever happens to catch his eye - from the tools he uses to trim his beard to the colours and mood of autumn in Berlin. Lately, though, it’s his personal project of reinterpreting classic Indian cinema that has been taking over his drawing board and turning serious heads online. “A lot of my visual language comes from the things I have been drawn to since I was young. I have
Rohini Ranaâs new cookbook blends Indian and Nepali culinary traditions (opens the original)
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Rohini Ranaâs new cookbook Memories on a Platter: My Fusion Cookbook begins with a dedication to the three women who ignited a love of cooking in her â her mother, her sister-in-law and her husbandâs nanny â a flame that, decades later, continues to burn. Born into royalty to Raja Digvijay Pal Singh and Rani Anant Kumari of Awagarh in Uttar Pradesh, Rohini married Gaurav Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana, who went on to become the Chief of Army Staff, Nepal Army, from 2012 to 2015. âDuring
Leoâs Pizzeria: Ten years of feeding authentic Italian pizzas to the capital (opens the original)
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Statistically, only about 15 to 20% of independent restaurants survive a decade; a survival rate that has shrunk further in recent years. When Amol Kumar launched Leoâs Pizzeria in a quiet by-lane off Delhiâs MG Road in December 2016, he was not looking to build a long-term legacy. He was only trying to survive. âI wasnât even sure if weâd make it to year one,â Amol recalls, sitting at their spacious Vasant Vihar outlet. âI was making every pizza at the time. I thought if I could j
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