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Search ResultRetroscope - In admiration
“ You must be the writer?!” The tall man greeted me sitting in the large drawing room .
His unexpected, if direct greeting, knocked me down that night w...
Read MoreIt’s Now Possible To 3D Print A Pre-Assembled Robot
A new 3D printing technique from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has allowed researchers to “print” all of the parts of...
Read MoreKaleidoscope : Steaming Fresh
The fourth edition of Writers Bloc, a wonderful initiative to encourage new writing, commenced last week and the city’s theatre scene perked up.
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Cast: Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart, Morgan Freeman, AlonMoniAboutboul, Angela Bassett, Robert Forster, Melissa Leo, Radha Mitchell.
Director: BabakNajafi
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Read More'Metal Gear Solid'-Inspired Prosthetic Limb Sends Email, Charges Phones
To the casual observer, the 25-year-old British man walking down the streets of Austin with a seemingly metallic left arm this weekend might be a cosplayer — a fan of...
Read MoreRediscovering Hidden Treasures : Hirak Rajar Deshe
The most renowned Indian film maker internationally, doubtless, is Satyajit Ray. His advent with the iconic debut, PatherPanchali (The Song of the Road) heralded an outstan...
Read MoreHanging With The Girl-Kings Of One Of The World’s Only Matriarchies
Mawlynnong isn’t like the rest of India, or the rest of the world for that matter. Tucked into the jungle of the northeast Indian state of Meghalaya, on the border of...
Read MoreHer Name Was Gauhar
There is little documentation about India’s great performing artistes and even less about the women.
The tawaifs, despite their talent and refinement had the ...
Read MoreIn August's Company
This columnist may have missed out on the action for August but what a month it's been! We opened our column with Drishyam, which found remake in several Southern languages...
Read MoreRetroscope - Unsung Talents
It was the day they got married, remembers Mrs Salil Chowdhury, chuckling to herself, when the letter arrived inviting Chowdhury to Bombay. The particular letter that was t...
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