Saturday, 23 April 2022

Your long reads this Sunday | Opinion + EYE

 
 

 


 
 
 
Imagine a forest: The art of Gond artist Jangarh Singh Shyam and its enduring legacy twenty years after his death
 
 
Imagine a forest: The art of Gond artist Jangarh Singh Shyam and its enduring legacy twenty years after his death
 

Jangarh Singh Shyam brought folk art to the forefront of urban consciousness and established the Jangarh Kalam school of Gond art that continues to flourish. In the year that marks his 60th birth anniversary, the artist is at the centre of several celebrations of his talent and immense contribution to indigenous art. The story of his unique journey from a village in Madhya Pradesh to some of the finest art museums around the world

 
 
 
 
Why Bridgerton Season 2, despite its many shortcomings, is a satisfying slow burn
 
 
Why Bridgerton Season 2, despite its many shortcomings, is a satisfying slow burn
Nobody really knew Anthony Bourdain. And that's alright
 
 
Nobody really knew Anthony Bourdain. And that's alright
 
 
When Arun Shourie joked about being the only editor to be sacked twice from an organisation
 
 
When Arun Shourie joked about being the only editor to be sacked twice from an organisation
GN Devy's latest book, The Mahabharata, yields the kind of confident scholarship about Indian thought that is becoming increasingly rare
 
 
GN Devy's latest book, The Mahabharata, yields the kind of confident scholarship about Indian thought that is becoming increasingly rare
 
 
 
 
 
EXPRESS OPINION
 
There is no shame in counting accurately — except, it seems, in counting the dead
 
 
There is no shame in counting accurately — except, it seems, in counting the dead
 

P Chidambaram writes: There were 6,64,369 villages in India in 2019. Assuming that 20% of these were too remote and therefore not affected by the pandemic, that leaves over 5,00,000 villages. Even if, two persons in every village had died due to Covid (a gross underestimate), that will out deaths at 10,00,000.

 
 
Bulldozers razing homes show Indian State is ready to disrespect law to instill fear
 
 
Bulldozers razing homes show Indian State is ready to disrespect law to instill fear
Congress's Useful Fall Guy: Prashant Kishor
 
 
Congress's Useful Fall Guy: Prashant Kishor
 
 
Hate needs loud slogans, blaring songs and a bulldozer. Love needs no language
 
 
Hate needs loud slogans, blaring songs and a bulldozer. Love needs no language
How Mir Jafar has historically been the victim of bad press
 
 
How Mir Jafar has historically been the victim of bad press
 
 
 
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