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Culture
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1 February 2012
Culture
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AMITAVA KUMAR
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It can get you via email, bring you up close to writers you wouldn’t drink or piss with, and even send you into a fever of writing a book on litfests...
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From the Previous Issues |
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Published : 1 January 2012
Culture
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By TR VIVEK
What explains India’s newfound love for South Indian pop culture? . . .
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Published : 1 December 2011
Culture
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By SAYANDEB CHOWDHURY
How the Left left Bengali cinema . . .
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Published : 1 November 2011
Culture
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By MANAN AHMED
Ramanujan’s essay on the many Ramayanas argues for a truer scholarship . . .
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Published : 1 November 2011
Culture
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By TRISHA GUPTA
Watching Ramlilas in Delhi you sense how living traditions can be turned into fossils . . .
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Published : 1 October 2011
Culture
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By NAMITA DEVIDAYAL
Why technology doesn’t necessarily help the cause of classical music . . .
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