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ArticleTHE EDGE OF ENDURANCE

Peter Board­man and Joe Tasker’s 1976 ascent of Changa­bang’s West Wall remains a land­mark in Him­alayan climb­ing. Their gruelling exped­i­tion tested the lim­its of endur­ance and skill, and its leg­acy endures 50 years later. It’s a...

THE EDGE OF ENDURANCE

ArticleIT STOCKS SHRUG OFF WEAK EARNINGS AS AI FEARS EASE

Tata Sons’ chair Nata­r­a­jan Chandrasekaran, Jag­uar Land Rover’s chief P.B. Bal­aji, and Tata Motors’ MD Gir­ish Wagh are among the top exec­ut­ives set to join Iveco’s board if Tata Motors’ acquis­i­tion of the Italian truck­maker clears its final...

IT STOCKS SHRUG OFF WEAK EARNINGS AS AI FEARS EASE

ArticleNEW ON SCREENS

LOVE OF YOUR LIFE This romantic drama set in the US, Lis­bon and Lux­em­bourg stars Mar­garet Qual­ley, Aaron Pierre, Patrick Schwar­zeneg­ger and Gab­riel Basso. Dir­ec­ted by Rachel Mor­rison. (Amazon Prime) SYMBIOPSYCHOTAXIPLASM: TAKE ONE This...

NEW ON SCREENS

ArticlePLAN THE WEEK AHEAD

ART WITH PURPOSE Kalakriti Art Gal­lery is present­ing a group exhib­i­tion, titled I Know What I Am Doing, that fea­tures con­tem­por­ary artists from south­ern India. It includes senior and younger visual arts prac­ti­tion­ers such as Alamu...

PLAN THE WEEK AHEAD

ArticleGRANDMA’S TALES

Anew solo show of paint­ings by Debos­mita Samanta brings to life bed­side stor­ies told by grand­par­ents dur­ing child­hood. Titled Golpo Kotha, the show explores themes of intim­acy, memory and ances­tral wis­dom. Though the artist weaves in...

GRANDMA’S TALES

ArticleThe less you see, the less you feel

One of my child­hood memor­ies is trav­el­ling through Bom­bay (now Mum­bai) of the 1980s and read­ing “Chalo Dilli” writ­ten in mud red col­our on vari­ous pub­lic walls such as those bor­der­ing rail­way tracks. Some­times they would say “dhadak...

The less you see, the less you feel

ArticleRun­ning to fight, onscreen and in the streets

It’s like a scene from a movie. But when was the last time an Indian movie had any­thing this exhil­ar­at­ing? Neha Bora, national pres­id­ent of the All India Stu­dents’ Asso­ci­ation (AISA), who’s been at the heart of the ongo­ing protests in Delhi...

Run­ning to fight, onscreen and in the streets