From Panchatantra To Tinkle Comics, Why Is Animal Fiction Such A Huge Part Of Children’s Reading Culture?
byStorybooks serve as a safe bubble for the children — a bubble that helps them embark upon life’s most difficult lessons.
Storybooks serve as a safe bubble for the children — a bubble that helps them embark upon life’s most difficult lessons.
Satyajit Ray’s unproduced film, Alien, scripted & shared with Hollywood honchos in the 70s, bears an uncanny resemblance to Stephen Speilsberg’s E.T. Was this purely coincidental?
The new web series, season 2 of Pataal Lok, presents a gripping tale of power & plunder in the Northeastern state of Nagaland.
Amol Palekar’s book, Viewfinder, tells the story of his life in cinema & theatre.
India’s love for visual storytelling explains the success of comic books & cartoons. At first, pictures were part of a performance; with comic books, they became part of literary works for reading.
The Bengali Night, La Nuit Bengali, a film starring Hugh Grant, has a decades old back story; read the fascinating story here.
A reader shares his love for writers who have had an impact on his life.
Indian immigrant communities have tightly held on to their anti-black beliefs. Will this colonial hangover ever fade out?
Master Sun advising rulers not to mobilise forces when in a rage. Wars, he writes, should not be fought over a slight.
The English translation of Fool Bahadur – a novel by Jayanth Pati, written in Magahi – is a delightful read.
Kalidas was the first talkie to be screened in Madras with songs in Tamil and Telugu. Here’s how & why it was made.
In his latest book, The Golden Years, Ruskin Bond masterfully narrates the joys of living a good long life.
The consummation of any grand strategy warrants a coherent leadership, leading into the future while managing the present tasks.
The Harambee Factor, authored by Gurjit Singh, must be compulsory reading for those in charge of policy in Africa & India.
The Kamasutra is Vatsyayana’s gift to the world.