Yearly Archives: 2016

People losing interest in pure classical music: Amjad Ali Khan

People losing interest in pure classical music: Amjad Ali Khan

Sarod maestro Amjad Ali Khan, who has enthralled audiences all across the globe with his mellifluous music, is concerned that people are today more interested in fusion than pure classical music. “Today people are more interested to see collaborations. Why are people more interested in fusion, what is the reason and why is it happening? It is a very big …

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Heaviest bag of rice: India breaks Guinness World Records record

Heaviest bag of rice: India breaks Guinness World Records record

Dubai, UAE – February 24, 2016 – A bag of rice weighing 550 kilograms has entered the Book of World Records for being the heaviest bag of rice; the rice bag of India Gate Classic Basmati Rice brand has achieved the feat at the annual 4-day food and hospitality trade show being held in Dubai. Photo: KRBL director Priyanka Mittal. KRBL …

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‘Nature Walk’ by Anu Singh – Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh

'Nature Walk' by Anu Singh - Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh

Art is as simple and as complicated as you make it, quite literally. So, on our visit to Anu Singh’s art exhibition at the Government Museum and Art Gallery, Sector 10, Chandigarh what stood out as a solitary overwhelming experience was the fact that Anu’s paintings were inspired by nature. Of course there are many artists who paint nature, but …

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Exhibition of Paintings and Installations by Ram Partap

Exhibition of Paintings and Installations by Ram Partap

Each canvas draws a comparison between the simple life left behind in small towns and the urbanised, mechanical existence we’ve carved for ourselves. Nails of Time, the exhibition of paintings and installations by Ram Partap, is a walk down the memory lane only to come to terms with reality that surrounds us. Although captions would have helped, several symbolic elements …

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Tweeter can predict violent protests

Tweeter can predict violent protests

A team of US researchers including an Indian-origin scientist has formulated a new method that can predict with 70 percent accuracy the likelihood that your tweets — that are part of an ongoing debate or a movement — will become part of a larger and even violent protest later. The study from researchers at Arizona State University, Texas A&M University …

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हौसले तेरे हैं बुलंद – आर पी मिश्रा ‘परिमल’

हौसले तेरे हैं बुलंद - आर पी मिश्रा ‘परिमल’

कैसे ये मासूम पाखी तूफान से टकराएंगे आंधियों में किस तरह लौट कर घर आएंगे इन की हिम्मत में है जोखिम से खेलना जोखिमों से खेलते एक दिन मर जाएंगे गमलों में ये बदबू सी क्यों आने लगी बदल दो पानी वरना पेड़ सब मर जाएंगे दूध सांपों को क्या पिलाएं इस साल बांबियों में नहीं, संसद की गली मुड़ …

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मीत तुम्हारी वो बातें – डॉक्टर पारुल तोमर

मीत तुम्हारी वो बातें - डॉक्टर पारुल तोमर

हंसी रेशमी अधरों वाली सजीसंवरी थी प्रातें बिसरा मन का सूनापन पाई थीं सतरंगी सौगातें तनहा सी एक दुपहरी में आए थे बादल मंडराते भर अंक में की थी तुम ने स्नेह की निर्झर बरसातें ढलती थी सांझ सुरमई पलपल प्यार को पाते बातें करते कट जाती थीं महकी चहकी वो रातें किस से कहते – कैसे कहते मीत तुम्हारी …

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The China-Pakistan Axis – Asia’s New Geopolitics – Andrew Small

The China-Pakistan Axis - Asia's New Geopolitics - Andrew Small

Publisher: Vintage Books/Random House India Pages: 345 Price: Rs.399 The Lal Masjid stand-off in 2007 after abduction of some Chinese citizens and the bloody clearing-up operation was a watershed for Pakistan, triggering open conflict between Islamist extremists and security forces, a wave of suicide attacks and sending the economy plummeting. But an aspect less considered is the Chinese role in …

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