Fish & Folklore
byFish folklore, while conjuring up an imaginary past, narrate stories relevant to the present and throw light on the human condition.
Fish folklore, while conjuring up an imaginary past, narrate stories relevant to the present and throw light on the human condition.
Inspired by Wordsworth & Milton, Madhusudhan Dutt created powerful verses that remain the greatest offering to Bengali literature.
The colour yellow we use today is purely synthetic. But two centuries ago, humans exploited cows to produce the colour.
Myanmar has witnessed killings by the military almost daily since generals seized control of the country in 2021.
Memory of parents, especially as they age, remains embedded deep in our grey cells. Here’s a poem that reflects your concern.
Ahmed Kathrada, ‘Uncle Kathy’ as he was called, gave up most of his adult life to liberate black people from the yoke of white minority rule.
Truth, as they say, is the first casualty of war, and journalists who tell it are often the victims.
Colin Cowdrey, the inventor of the ‘paddle’ sweep-shot, was sophistication personified.
By replacing obsolete ideas with progressive ones, brands are pushing the boundaries of thought & reaching their target audience.
China’s expansionist activities across the border remain a persistent threat to India’s security.
Tranquility is priceless.
At Tranquebar or Tharangambadi, one can find traces of Danish history in India.
A better understanding of conserving wildlife, especially by the local communities, has paid excellent dividends.
The evolution of Indian comics helps us understand how comics are a highly effective pedagogical tool in shaping a child’s mind.
Salim Durani was a cricketer extraordinaire. He’d do anything, with a touch of genius, when he was in his own zone — the Durani precinct