Goa ‹ 2075, India’s first live, bilingual novel, is set in a futuristic Goa under corporate rule where corruption and environmental degradation are rampant
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The poem depicts a cold-blooded act of human avarice in the aftermath of a riot.
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Dealing with live location shoots over the years, Mohan Bhogle has seen the footprint of greed widen along with the girth of the city and the ground-swell of political parties that inhabit the metro.
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In the wake of the murders of a slew of writer-activists, Dakshinayan Abhiyaan hopes to offer a platform for others to campaign against intolerance, violence, government apathy, and to instil confidence and fearlessness among artists and writers.
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Music makes B-school grads sensitive, provides them a new life perspective and helps them come to grips with problems at hand
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The decline of industry and businesses in Hubballi, once a thriving centre for processing cotton, coincided with spurts of communal violence in the 1980s and 1990s.
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The epic of Ramayan whose multiple renditions are known for the proverbial and more obvious battle of good versus evil also contains embedded narratives about the importance of ecology
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Split in its ranks, ideologically altered, the Shiv Sena, the original harbinger of Hindutva finds itself confused at a busy Mumbai crossroad, with no Bal Thackeray to lead the charge
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Amid positive changes in the legal landscape for the LGBTQIA+ community, a lesbian woman wonders why she still needs to travel abroad to get her same-sex marriage registered.
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Goa’s reputation as a hard partying destination is matched only by party-hopping of its politicians
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