Maker Village, a joint venture between Kerala government’s information technology department and the Union ministry of electronics, welcomes the long years of experience and professionalism that retired engineers bring to t
They came, they provoked and they conquered. Guerrilla Girls, the art world’s punk band of feminists fighting for gender equality, pasted posters and performed at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale. And the biennale and its viewers
When two countries with centuries of great artistic traditions celebrate a landmark in their diplomatic relations, even a technology summit becomes an ideal backdrop for an art exhibition. This year marks the 70th anniversary
After leading its stakeholders for round-the-clock rescue and relief operations during the floods, the Kerala tourism department is again at the forefront in rebuilding the state.
Rebuilding after the devastation, Kerala is also rethinking its model of tourism. Acknowledging unplanned construction, terms like environment & eco-friendly are the new focus, as both government and industry take a pledge of
The Jasmine revolution, which started with the self-immolation of a street vendor in Tunisia, spread to Egypt, Libya and Morocco. It also arrived in the City, as Malayalam writer Benyamin calls the newest scene of Arab Spring
Two years after India gained independence, the then Madras state announced that it was going to make the entire works of revered Tamil poet Subramania Bharati public property.
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, by Japanese organising consultant Marie Kondo. A generally tidy person, Knight wasn’t in dire need of Kondo’s advice.
Recalling the 1968 protests in France that made filmmakers like him demand the shut down of the Cannes festival to support young dissenters, he said he had many memories of the year and the people with him then who are no lon
