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The Hindu on Books newsletter: Finding refuge in translation (opens the original)
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(This story is part of The Hindu on Books newsletter that comes to you with book reviews, reading recommendations, interviews with authors and more. Subscribe here.) I am K.S. Swati and this is my debut newsletter. This week, we are celebrating World Translation Day, which falls on September 30. Thanks to an increasing number of works in translation, we are fortunate to read literature written in various languages, peek into the lives of myriad people and characters, and find refuge in them. Rea
Homo Faber Biennale 2026: 29 Indian artisans showcase craft in Venice (opens the original)
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An international showcase of contemporary craftsmanship, the fourth edition of the Homo Faber Biennale will be held in Venice from September 1 to 30. Curated by Michelangelo Foundation, this year’s edition is themed ‘An Island of Light’ and led by Artistic Director Es Devlin. JSW Foundation has collaborated with the Biennale to support the participation of 29 Indian artists who will display works across a range of crafts, including ceramics, glass, metal, textiles, leather, wood, stone and baske
How Indian bathrooms are embracing colour, wellness and personalisation (opens the original)
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For a while now, the bathroom has been more than just a functional space in the home. As tastes and lifestyles evolve, homeowners are paying greater attention to creating bathrooms that reflect their personality and sense of design. Vibrant colours, warm metallics such as gold and bronze, wooden accessories, natural stones, handcrafted elements and 3D textures are making their way into washrooms, alongside smart toilets, digital showers and wellness-led features. As the bathroom becomes more per
On Indiaâs rainbow trail | Queer-focused walks are finding an audience in the country (opens the original)
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A few years ago, Nitika Arora, a storyteller and queer ally, hosted a baithak (gathering) in Delhiâs Mehrauli Archaeological Park to discuss LGBTQIA+ history in India. Midway through the event, she was taken aback when a woman in her 50s said, âEvery time I look at queer people, I feel repulsed.â The strong emotion, however, also made the woman cognisant that she must face her prejudices. âI donât know much about queer folks, and the few things I do know are mainstream stereotypes,â
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