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    Report: Himachal International Film and Art Festival 2025

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    Published on Jul 16, 2025 06:41 IST
    The magic of cinema: A screening in progress at the Himachal International Film and Art Festival 2025 (Courtesy HFAF)

    When irony loses its superpower

    Self referential comedy when it’s done right: Buster Keaton’s Sherlock Jr (1924) (Courtesy iMDB)
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    Published on Jul 15, 2025 06:50 IST

    Claudia de Rham: “The notion of time is not absolute”

    Physicist and author Claudia de Rham at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2025 (JLF)
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    Published on Jul 14, 2025 11:33 IST

    Book review: The House of Girls by Sonia Rafeek is a novel within a novel in UAE

    A cover of The House of Girls, written by Sonia Rafeek, translated in English by Ministhy S.
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    Updated on Jul 12, 2025 08:47 IST

    HT Picks; New Reads

    This week’s pick of interesting reads includes a book on how diasporic South Asians have shaped UK’s LGBTQ+ movements since the 1970s, another on untangling the connections between maths and music, and a Korean novel about three friends who believe good fortune is just around the corner (Shirish Sharma)
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    Published on Jul 11, 2025 17:21 IST

    Catherine Chidgey: “Putting horror centre stage cheapens the story”

    Author Catherine Chidgey (Saurabh Sharma)
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    Published on Jul 11, 2025 17:20 IST

    Review: Little Lhasa by Tsering Namgyal Khortsa

    Young Tibetans in McLoed Ganj , Dharamsala (Anushree Fadnavis/ Hindustan Times)
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    Published on Jul 11, 2025 17:19 IST

    Review: The Notbook of Kabir by Anand

    Painting of Kabir weaving, c. 1825 (Central Museum, Jaipur/Wikimedia Commons)
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    Published on Jul 11, 2025 17:06 IST

    Singapore Art Week: Wild and wonderful

    Singaporean artist Jahan Loh’s Postcards from Space (Riddhi Doshi)
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    Published on Jul 11, 2025 10:48 IST

    Review: On the Calculation of Volume I by Solvej Balle

    Condemned to repeat each day endlessly (Shutterstock)
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    Published on Jul 10, 2025 14:17 IST

    Review: My Friends by Fredrik Backman

    Childhood’s end. (Shutterstock)
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    Updated on Jul 10, 2025 09:41 IST

    Sophie Mackintosh: “I never really set out to write a feminist book”

    Author Sophie Mackintosh (Saurabh Sharma)
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    Published on Jul 9, 2025 15:55 IST

    Philadelphia; a city that reads between the lines

    The Philadelphia skyline (Photo by J. Ryan for the PHLCVB)
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    Published on Jul 8, 2025 10:09 IST

    Book review | Drugs, darkness and despondency rule AA Dhand's latest thriller

    Cover of AA Dhand's latest book, The Chemist, is based in UK's Leeds.
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    Published on Jul 7, 2025 13:19 IST

    Venki Ramakrishnan: “The source of funding might distort research priorities”

    Nobel laureate Venki Ramakrishnan (Kerala Literature Festival)
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    Published on Jul 7, 2025 11:22 IST

    HT Picks; New Reads

    This week’s pick of interesting reads includes a book of recipes from the princely state of Rampur, an account of the Hindi belt, a region that greatly influences the nation’s politics, culture, and identity, and a volume on the power of data. (HT Team)
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    Published on Jul 5, 2025 03:19 IST

    Avi Shlaim: “The essence of Judaism is non-violence ”

    Iraqi-born British-Israeli historian Avi Shlaim (Corbis via Getty Images)
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    Published on Jul 5, 2025 03:16 IST

    Review: Society Girl by Saba Imtiaz and Tooba Masood-Khan

    Scene of the crime: Karachi. Pakistan in the 1970s. (Marka/Universal Images Group via)
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    Published on Jul 5, 2025 03:13 IST

    Review: Life on Mars by Namita Gokhale

    Pahari painting of Gandhari with maid-servants, by Purkhu, c. 1820 CE. “The pleasure of reading Life on Mars is that the stories aren’t driven by moral arcs, as much as I ached to pass a judgement. They are driven by discomfort. Qandhari blindfolded herself and became a queen, a mother of a hundred sons. She is a woman raging at the absurdity of her fate”. (Wikimedia Commons)
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    Published on Jul 5, 2025 03:10 IST

    Review: Hubris Maximus; The Shattering of Elon Musk by Faiz Siddiqui

    Elon Musk at the Porte de Versailles exhibition centre in Paris, France on June 16, 2023. (REUTERS)
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    Published on Jul 4, 2025 03:29 IST

    Review: Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth

    A quiet town in Northern Ireland much like the one that’s the setting for Sunburn. (Shutterstock)
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    Updated on Jul 3, 2025 12:41 IST

    Sahana Ahmed: “As an army kid, I grew up around people who could move mountains”

    Sahana Ahmed of Bare Bones Publishing (Courtesy the subject)
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    Published on Jul 2, 2025 12:11 IST

    Ten lessons I learned from Kaziranga

    A magnificent rhinoceros in Kaziranga National Park (Shutterstock)
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    Published on Jul 1, 2025 23:32 IST

    Jim Rion: “Fair-play mystery is still alive and well in Japan”

    Jim Rion (Courtesy the subject)
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    Published on Jun 30, 2025 18:03 IST

    HT Picks; New Reads

    This week’s pick of interesting reads includes a portrait of one of India’s first public intellectuals, the raw material of internet life, and tracing the journeys of eight singular voices (Shirish Sharma)
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    Published on Jun 27, 2025 17:19 IST

    Ocean Vuong: “War is the most common and steadfast reality of our species”

    Author Ocean Vuong (Gioncarlo Valentine/Courtesy https://www.oceanvuong.com/)
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    Updated on Jun 27, 2025 17:18 IST

    Review: Loal Kashmir by Mehak Jamal

    Under the chinar trees at the Nishat Mughal garden in Srinagar. (Waseem Andrabi/ Hindustan Times)
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    Updated on Jun 27, 2025 17:16 IST

    Behind the scenes of Deepa Bhasthi’s new book

    A page from Champi and the Fig Tree (Courtesy Pratham Books)
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    Published on Jun 27, 2025 17:15 IST

    Tim Wigmore: “India now has a much better idea of how to nurture fast bowlers”

    Author Tim Wigmore (Courtesy Hachette)
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    Published on Jun 27, 2025 08:17 IST

    Report: The Purusha Prakriti exhibition, Ahmedabad

    Ankon Mitra’s A Fleeting Moment of Infinite Bliss and Ram Kumar Manna’s Ganeshas (Saurabh Sharma)
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    Published on Jun 26, 2025 15:31 IST
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