Ramayana crooned in breathless manner

Like all things first, the LLF excited the city over the weekend. A mix of local literatti, renowned authors and writers made up for some interesting discussions, some not so much. We read between the lines For the people, of the people The first ...

The city known for its religious festivals as well as 'Banaras Gharana' school of classical music is looking forward to begin a literary festival on the pattern of Jaipur Literature Festival.The Rajan Sajan Institute for Performing Arts (RSIPA), an ...

Literature Festivals are now gaining popularity in India judging by their sheer number in recent times. From Jaipur, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi, Goa, Kovalam, Kasauli, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar to Karimganj, the map of India is now getting dotted with ...

Story writing and telling on campus come as a breath of fresh air in a city where the so-called creamy layer of students aim for engineering and medical and consider others as lesser mortals. Jamshedpurs Karim City College under Kolhan University ...

As a child, I always used to be in splits when my father recounted a tale of the three Bengalis who were caught stealing in Mumbai. They were taken to the police station, where their names were asked. Chatterjee, said one. Bannerjee, said the ...

She's a girl who didn't shy away from having golden dreams. A well-known face in Bengaluru's social circuit, Anusha Raj holds a key position with Golden Gate Properties, her family's real estate business, after she got married. But that's not all.

Tisca with husband Sanjay Chopra Actress Tisca Chopra was in town along with her husband Sanjay, who launched his book Talespin in the city, on Monday evening. Tisca Chopra has been acting for a while, but she gained laurels for her role in Taare ...

Foreign tourists more 'vigilant' after reports of rapes in India With increasing reports of sexual assault incidents in the country, foreign tourists say t... published: 21 Mar 2013 author: Foreign tourists more 'vigilant' after reports of rapes in ...

Patna, March 24: Readers flock to a literature festival like bees to a honeycomb, feels Fahmida Riaz, betraying a poets affinity for similes. True for readers, but true in equal measure for writers, cinema personalities and performing artistes.