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Kidinyou, a Thiruvananthapuram-based startup, creates handcrafted wooden board games (opens the original)
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Mohammed Azharudheen, Flemin Fernandez, Arif Ali, Riyas Shajahan, and Ashiq Samad became friends at Cordova Public School in Ambalathara, Thiruvananthapuram, in 2002. After class, the group would kick back to enjoy tea and snacks until they had to head home late at night. They wanted to hold on to this friendship. “We used to meet daily until college. We decided we should do something together to stay connected, meet occasionally, or at least talk on the phone. This eventually led us to start th
Slurp on flavourful ramen bowls at Hyatt Regency Trivandrum (opens the original)
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Strands of noodles, steeped in a velvety, creamy coconut curry broth, with thin slices of beef marbled with partly-melted fat, rest beside a thin sheet of seaweed in a ceramic bowl. The rich sweetness of the coconut cream and the bold flavours of curry combine in the chicken broth base, creating a light yet creamy texture. A slow slurp of the noodles, followed by a spoonful of broth and a sliver of beef, rounds out the experience. The Ramen Bowl, an ongoing festival at The Oriental Kitchen at Hy
How mobile games have become a means of protest against power crisis in Keralam (opens the original)
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How quickly can you light the candles after power goes out in your household? Or how precisely can you swat mosquitoes in the flickering glow of a candle? As erratic power curbs due to an ongoing power crisis in Keralam continue, innovative protest methods, led by the Communist Party of India (Marxist)’s youth organisations, such as games, memes and AI videos, have sparked a conversation. Particularly, two web-based games, namely Indira Cut and Pookki.online, released over the recent weeks, have
At Mary Samualâs Unbound art exhibition in Thiruvananthapuram, the mortal and the magical mingle (opens the original)
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At Mumbai-based artist Mary Samualâs debut exhibition, âUnboundâ, the magical, the mortal, and the all-encompassing Nature interact through 25 paintings. The works, inspired by artist-writer Jayakrishnanâs Chithrakathayil Avante Bhoothangal, a magical realist graphic novel, are currently on display at the Alliance Française de Trivandrum, Vazhuthacaud. The exhibition, curated by filmmaker K.P. Sreekrishnan, was not born out of a deliberate attempt to do so while reading the book, the ar
At Flower Show art exhibition in Thiruvananthapuram flowers are more than just an ornament (opens the original)
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Flowers symbolise commencements and conclusions. From a bouquet shared with loved ones to display affection meant to last longer than its fragrance or form, to a wreath placed on a limp corpse before burial or cremation, flowers remind us of beginnings, transience, and mortality. Flower Show, an art exhibition, currently on at Neighbour Gallery in Kesavadasapuram, Thiruvananthapuram, explores this existence, which transcends class, caste and gender markers. Featuring 32 artists, the showcase use
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