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Have you ever heard of a diary entry from a book? Well, if books could speak or write, they would have a list of complaints as to how we mistreat them. Read this amusing snippet by Niharika Bisht on her favourite yet often misplaced book – ‘Wonder’.
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Prakriti Panwar talks to 14-year-old award-winning doodle artist, Anubhav Sahu and his supermom Chanda Sahu, about his love for this art form. A self-taught artist, this young man has won the hearts of many with his wonderful personality and his superb doodling talent.
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Shruti Chatterjee, a Kolkata based Family & Child Counsellor shares why she finds writing such a joyous experience. She narrates how books & writing have been her constant companion & how she kept at it in spite of donning various roles in life.
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Meet 20-year-old Harshita Sharma, a Fine Arts student from Kanpur University, who stumbled upon her hidden talent of bringing lifeless stones to life, quite by chance. She’s now the Founder of Stonemania.
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On World Poetry Day, our Lifestyle Features Writer, Kinjal Pandya explores the legacy of love through the timeless poetic verses of Hazrat Ameer Khusrau and Kabir.
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Our Lifestyle Features writer Kinjal Pandya gets inked & she pens down her rendezvous with Heerkani, a Mumbai based tattoo artist. Sharing with you her snippets of conversation with the bubbly & effervescent Tattoowaali.
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7th September, set yourself a date with paints & colours and let yourself go into a world of uninhibited imagination at Art Break Day, in Mumbai.
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Childhood memories are the most written about. One such cherishing Bengali poem taking us back to our childhood days is by Lali Roy Chowdhury.
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Here’s a poem that delicately touches upon the life of several housewives & women in India. It explores how a woman loves to write but is not able to accomplish her passion because of her responsibilities.
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Here’s a poem on the summer holidays set in rural Bengal, that takes us back to those good old childhood days.
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