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Miracle in Bijapur |
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William Dalrymple travels to Bijapur to witness miracles of a revered mystic. |
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Dressing the Glitterati |
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Meher Castelino profiles the designer Tarun Tahiliani and traces his rise to fame and fortune. |
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Mughal Treasures |
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David Warren, Director of the Christie’s London Jewelry department, examines the Clive Emerald and Jehangir’s wine cup. |
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Picturing India with Bremnera |
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Photo Historian Brij Bhushan Sharma writes about a pioneering photographer Fred Bremner |
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Marriages are Made in Heaven... and on Earth |
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Lavina Melwani behind-the-scenes with photographer Jay Seth. |
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The Taj of Apollo Bunder |
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Brinda Gill recalls the historic past of the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai. |
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The Last Emperor |
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Sir Thomas Metcalfe’s Dehlie Book is on display in London and William Dalrymple reviews the exhibit. |
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Fashion in Indian Films |
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At a show in Milan the Italians get to see a few film memorabilia curated by Sangita Sinh Kathiwada. |
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Up Close with a Rhino |
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Nosh Nalavala encounters the rare one-horned rhinoceros in Assam. |
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Reclaiming Jaipur’s Arts and Crafts |
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Sue Carpenter writes about the Jaipur Heritage Festival and the efforts to preserve Jaipur’s ancient art and craft. |
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Celebrating South Asian Literature |
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Novelist Gary Worthington reports on the South Asia Literary Festival from Washington D.C. |
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The Gompas of Ladakh |
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Nirad Grover gets a spiritual lesson as he enters the
heartland of Buddhism. |
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Meeting the Kathak Maestro |
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Susmita Ghosh meets the Kathak guru and explains this ancient dance form. |
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Songs Beyond Borders |
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Surekha Vijh interviews the poet and filmmaker Gulzar in New York. |
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The Alpine Mountain Slopes of Auli |
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Nirad Grover goes skiing on the slopes of Auli and writes about the thrill of this mountain sport. |
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The Art of Making Chests |
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Rudabah and Rustom Dadachanji make chests from different kind of woods. Brinda Gill interviews them at their workshops in Pune. |
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A Legacy Examined |
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Nandani Madgavkar reviews Remains of the Raj, a book about the legacy of the British empire by Antony Wild. |
