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From fighter jets to sweet-shop clocks: The rise of Indiaâs watch microbrands (opens the original)
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In November 2025, Vikram Narula, founder of Ajwain Watches, received a call from the Indian Air Force about developing a watch. The Air Force had already prepared a preliminary design and approached other Indian watch companies, but were not impressed with their designs. Vikram suggested changes and asked to meet Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh before the project was finalised. On December 1, he was given a 10-minute appointment in Delhi, and what followed, was a 45 mi
Artist Shipra Bhattacharya brings five decades of her work to Chennaiâs Lalit Kala Akademi (opens the original)
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At the Lalit Kala Akademi a womanâs body can hold a city, and desire returns repeatedly, as both a title and an idea. Elsewhere, war, protest, environmental anxiety and the peculiar helplessness of watching a society in crisis enter the frame. Retrospectiveby Shipra Bhattacharya, currently on view at the gallery, brings works from Shipraâs student years in the late 1970s to the present. There is a depth in her paintings: bodies, creatures, objects and fragments of social life dot the canvas,
Kolkataâs Cheenapara Heritage Gallery preserves the cityâs 248-year-old Chinese history (opens the original)
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The newly inaugurated Cheenapara Heritage Gallery sits on Kolkataâs Blackburn Lane alongside the hum of Central Avenue, in the deep folds of Tiretta Bazar. It shares a wall with the old Chinese restaurant Sei Vui. Inside, under warm yellow lights, objects from Kolkataâs Chinese past fill the rooms. Outside, September rain draws a grey curtain across the afternoon. Between the two is a portrait, more than five feet tall, of Sun Yat-sen â physician, revolutionary and founder of the Republic
How filmmaker Sulagna Chatterjee crowdfunded âOlakhâ with 230 supporters (opens the original)
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Before she turned 30, filmmaker Sulagna Chatterjee wanted to finance her short filmOlakh (2026) one last time. Olakh, Marathi for âidentityâ, contained the question that had been troubling her for a while: what remains of a woman after years of being somebodyâs daughter, wife, mother, employer, employee, caregiver; after the thousand small accommodations made in the name of belonging? The film features senior actor Suhasini Mulay known for Lagaan (2001) and Dil Chahta Hai (2001), and casti
In Kolkata, At the Still Point brings two performances that explore belonging (opens the original)
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There are things a body remembers long after the mind has stopped speaking about them. Like the weight of a wet sari, smell of cotton after rain or the feel of soil beneath fingernails. A body can carry a village, and a history. The eighth act of At the Still Point (ATSP), a community-funded dance platform that fosters important conversations through the work of contemporary artists, was themed Be.long.ing and held on July 31 and August 1 at Kolkata’s Urban Theatre Project and Goethe-Institut, M
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