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Finding The Body of Tippoo Sultan, a coloured engraving by Samuel William Reynolds, London, 1800

Bengaluru: Secular? Brutal? Or a man of his times?

The spot in Devanahalli, which also marks Hyder Ali's first major triumph, has been more or less forgotten.

11 Nov 2018 6:42 AM IST

Vijay Seshadri (left) with Ranjit Hoskote at the Bangalore Literature Festival 2018.

Vijay Seshadri: In the glow of a splendid, silent sun

He may call himself an American but there's no taking the Malleswaram boy out of Vijay Seshadri!

10 Nov 2018 7:13 AM IST

Kahe Kabir: Weaving the story of a saint

Shrouded in mysticism and myth, stories of Kabir are both plentiful and varied - a complication for a biographer.

9 Nov 2018 4:12 AM IST

Hinduism is a religion, but it is something more: David Frawley

When you understand these cosmic forces, you see that they exist everywhere.

4 Nov 2018 2:27 AM IST

Solitude the meaning of being lonely

Solitude the meaning of being lonely

The works are an exploration of solitude, ranging from serenity to desolation, confirming Sandeep's idea that loneliness...

3 Nov 2018 6:51 AM IST

Staying true to yourself

Now, the foundation, aims to enable marginalized individuals through education, job creation and advocacy.

3 Nov 2018 6:21 AM IST

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor reads an excerpt from his latest book The Paradoxical Prime Minister during Bangalore Literature Festival on Sunday Shashidhar B.

PM Modi like a scorpion on Shivaling: Shashi Tharoor

BJP hits back at former MoS. Was quoting 6-yr-old report: Shashi.

29 Oct 2018 5:40 AM IST

A huge crowd gathers on day one of Bangalore Literature Fest on Saturday (Image DC)

Day 1 at Bangalore Literature Festival: Politics kept at bay

It was a chord that would continue through the day, for the seventh edition of the community-organised Bangalore...

28 Oct 2018 5:48 AM IST

Whether or not the story is true, the hand-printing tradition, or Dabu, as it is known in Rajasthan where it is practiced, continues to be rooted in the same traditions.

Do or dye: New life for 500-year-old craft

Rangrej (dyer) began experimenting, smearing mud, now in patterns, over pieces of cloth, which he then proceded to dye.

26 Oct 2018 3:20 AM IST

Dreaming the Bangarra: When the aborigines go walkabout

Kathy Balngayngu Marika, an Aborigine elder and member of Bangarra Dance Theatre sums it up:

26 Oct 2018 3:06 AM IST

Music academies thrive across the country, many promising students virtuoso status by the time they graduate in three months - But where has the fun gone, asks Bruce Lee Mani, frontman of Thermal and a Quarter and co-founder, TAAQADEMY.

TAAQ That!' Bengaluru gets world-class academy

Over 8000 students across the city are part of TAAQADEMY, including the schools that have signed up to the programme.

18 Oct 2018 4:12 AM IST

#MeToo campaign: Truth is my only defence, says Priya Ramani

Ramani responded with a statement of her own on Monday evening, on her Twitter account.

16 Oct 2018 2:58 AM IST