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January 11, 2022
What is worrisome is that we know history is not Mr Modi’s forte
January 11, 2022
What is worrisome is that we know history is not Mr Modi’s forte
January 10, 2022
Diaspora groups from across the world also created a Twitter storm on January 8 with the hashtag #StopIndianMuslimGenocide to highlight the issue.
January 7, 2022
There were some heavy losses in Chicago dance this year, a year of change. But amid all that, some terrific dance, mostly by Chicagoans but oh, that "Giselle."
January 6, 2022
At the age of 11 years, young Gokula Sahrudaya wants to make his friends understand issues like hunger and qualities like compassion through his one-man show ‘Chitte’. Gokula plays the role of Paapani, who looks at the world from a child’s perspective. The duration of the play is 65 minutes and Gokula says he enjoys every minute of the play. ‘Chitte,’ which translates to
January 6, 2022
Emma Slattery Williams shares a quick guide to the 18th-century conflict known as the Seven Years War, in the US better known as the French and Indian War. Who fought in it? And how long did it really last?
January 4, 2022
Musicians and travellers emphasise the need to first define ‘Indian music’ and add that the civil aviation ministry’s move may not be the best way to promote classical music
January 1, 2022
Dear Reader, It’s with a strange mixture of pride and humility that we unveil the fourth edition of the Deccan Herald Changemaker awards, styled this year as 22 to Watch in 2022. Pride because of what we feel when we behold the glittering careers — some very young — of the awardees this year. And humility because their stories of determination, often against difficult odds,
December 31, 2021
The civil aviation ministry has urged airlines and airports to play only Indian music. But what, in the first place, is Indian music?
December 30, 2021
The Bard opens his play Twelfth Night with these words: “If music be the food of love, play on”. The speaker asks for music because he is frustrated in courtship; he wants an overabundance of love so that he may lose his appetite for it.