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Glimpses from India at Venice Biennale

New Delhi, May 11 -- From suspended botanical shapes that dip and crest to an installation recalling Ladakh's precipitous landscape, from soil of Tamil Nadu accidentally marked by the footprints of it... Read More


Glimpses from India at Venice Biennale

New Delhi, May 11 -- From suspended botanical shapes that dip and crest to an installation recalling Ladakh's precipitous landscape, from soil of Tamil Nadu accidentally marked by the footprints of it... Read More


Royal flush: Art of the empire

India, May 3 -- Five hundred years is a long period over which to assess an art practice, especially when one is reviewing it not just by composition and symbology, but also through its social and cul... Read More


It's

India, April 26 -- For about 200 years, between 1630 and 1854, the Japanese Shogunate under the Tokugawa rulers closed the archipelago 's borders. Residents were banned from leaving and, more signific... Read More


It's blooming time: Step inside Japanese artist Mari Ito's first exhibition in India

India, April 25 -- For about 200 years, between 1630 and 1854, the Japanese Shogunate under the Tokugawa rulers closed the archipelago 's borders. Residents were banned from leaving and, more signifi... Read More


Himalaya from 170 yrs ago on display for 1st time

New Delhi, April 22 -- Kashmir said yes. Nepal delayed giving its consent. Sikkim refused outright. In 1854, the East India Company (EIC) found itself in a fix. It had hired three German geologists - ... Read More


Himalaya from 170 yrs ago on display for 1st time

New Delhi, April 22 -- Kashmir said yes. Nepal delayed giving its consent. Sikkim refused outright. In 1854, the East India Company (EIC) found itself in a fix. It had hired three German geologists - ... Read More


Himalaya from 170 yrs ago on display for 1st time: India's first glimpse of work by German explorer-siblings

India, April 22 -- Kashmir said yes. Nepal delayed giving its consent. Sikkim refused outright. In 1854, the East India Company (EIC) found itself in a fix. It had hired three German geologists - brot... Read More


Quiet quitting hits Indian workplaces, and managers aren't able to stem it

India, April 8 -- The annual Gallup survey released on Wednesday studied the mood and well-being of employees across 160 countries and found that employee engagement dipped for the second year in a ro... Read More


Raja Ravi Varma's oil painting 'Yashoda and Krishna' sells for record rRs.r167.2 crore

India, April 2 -- A 35 x 28.25-inch oil painting by Raja Ravi Varma sold for Rs.167.2 crore at the Saffronart spring auction on Wednesday, making it the costliest Indian painting to be sold in an auct... Read More