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BOOKS

A Father’s Tribute to a Kargil Hero: Col VN Thapar

Saurabh Tankha This is one of the rarest tributes in Indian military literature—a father writing the biography of his son. Col VN Thapar has co-authored Vijyant At Kargil: The Life of a Kargil War Hero (Penguin Random House India) along with Neha Dwivedi, daughter of another Kargil martyr. The book honours Capt Vijyant Thapar, who was […]Read More

INTERVIEW PERFORMING ARTS

Indian classical music meditative, cathartic: Nithya Rajendran

Saurabh Tankha She uses Indian classical music to help working professionals and students explore its potential for enhancing creativity, focusing concentration, destressing, managing moods and emotions. She is a one-of-a-kind Indian artiste practicing this alternative method and is changing the mental wellness scenario of the country.   How can Indian classical music help professionals and students […]Read More

BOOKS REVIEW

Secrets of soulful existence

Saurabh Tankha Spirituality changes the way one looks at life was something I had always heard about but never believed in. Till one day, I had a chance encounter with spirituality and it ushered in a change in my life. This happened around three years back. Even as was I slowly adapting to this new […]Read More

BOOKS INTERVIEW

KaalKoot Set for Screen Adaptation: S Venkatesh’s Debut Thriller Makes

Author S Venkatesh’s debut book enters book-to-screen adaptation deal Saurabh Tankha KaalKoot – The Lost Himalayan Secret is acclaimed for its combination of conspiracy, history, mythology and science. It has now entered into a book-to-screen adaptation optioning deal with a Hindi film producer. Penned by debutant author S Venkatesh, KaalKoot has loads of twists and […]Read More

INTERVIEW PERFORMING ARTS

Rupak Kulkarni on Music, Guru Pt Hariprasad Chaurasia and the

Saurabh Tankha Noted flautist Rupak Kulkarni will be performing with his guru, Pt Hariprasad Chaurasia, at the eighth edition of the Citi-NCPA Aadi Anant: From Here to Eternity Music Festival beginning November 18. Spread across Pune, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru, the three-month-long festival is among India’s most anticipated celebrations of Indian classical music and culture. […]Read More

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