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Meet ‘Dot,’ a 153-Foot Converted Ferry That Doubles as a Waterfront Loft
Robb Report· 6 days agoThe 153-footer has original teak decks, metal frames, and an unusual shape. It's also a...
Mumbai Diary: Saturday Dossier
Mid Day· 4 days agoAs Rohit Sharma and Axar Patel took India to victory in the T-20 World Cup semi-final against England on Thursday, cricket fan and artist Pranjali Anaji...
‘I hate the word representation’: Jaydeep Sarkar
The Hindu· 5 days agoSridevi and Madhuri Dixit in the 90s defined queer. Madhuri and Sridevi were the closest I came to seeing desire being celebrated. It can be a cishet...
’Kairos’ review: Love and loathing in the shadow of Berlin Wall | Mint
Livemint· 5 days agoJenny Erpenbeck’s novel Kairos, winner of the International Booker Prize 2024, is named after a...
Space: The final (legal) frontier
Hindustan Times· 1 day agoVariath explained that this fascinating field of law today comprises a variety of international agreements, treaties, conventions, rules and regulations that govern nations in outer space. One ...
‘Heartbreaking’: Over 2,000 books damaged, community library grapples with rain loss
Indian Express· 4 days agoSimpy has been a part of The Community Library Project since she was 12. “Seeing the havoc caused by...
Kalki 2898 AD: Prabhas's film crosses Rs 200 crore mark at the box office
CNBC Awaaz· 3 days agoKalki 2898 AD directed by Nag Ashwin, has made a significant mark in the Indian film industry,...
How the Original Driver Flipped the Free-Roaming Script Forever
IGN India· 4 days agoIn April 1908, Newcastle upon Tyne man Gladstone Adams was driving his Darracq-Charron motorcar back from the FA Cup final between Newcastle United and Wolverhampton Wanderers. Newcastle had ...
Can Joe Biden Be Replaced For US Election 2024? Intense Debate Rocks Democratic Party Post-Debate
One India· 4 days agoPresident Biden's underwhelming debate performance has intensified internal debates within the...
Japan Really Should Charge Tourists Four Times More
Livemint· 2 days agoIn 1993, it became Japan’s first World Heritage site; for readers of a different generation, it might be better known as the location of Tiger Tanaka’s training school in the 1967 James Bond ...
