SOS: An Ecological Vision of Food and Art
A conversation with Femme Libre d’esprit, Prima Kurien, about her journey through art and food, and what these have taught her
Year: 2019
Putting Theory to Use
How do we keep up with centuries of ideas in today’s fast-paced times? Authors of bestseller, The Decision Book, give us an insight…
Walking Down History Lane
Would your relationship with history change if you got to live it? Historian Sohail Hashmi takes us through a walk across Old Delhi to find out…
Nationalist Education, Gandhi and the Nai Taleem
There seems to be a revival of nationalist education in the country, but this one is quite different from the one proposed by the architects of our nation
Santiniketan: Nurturing the Freedom to Learn, Naturally
How did Santiniketan arrive at its philosophy of ‘Yatra Vishwam Bhavati Eka Needam’ and how has that changed with the times?
It’s All About the Language
In India, people do not look at the arts as contemporary media, like they would read a newspaper or watch a film – this language needs to be cultivated.
One Size Fits All Will Not Work
The founder of Vidya Vanam, a school for tribal children, talks about issues involved in educating marginalised communities, and the innovative educational methodologies thus needed
Theatre in Education: A Play on Hierarchy
Theatre not only allows students to engage uniquely with literature, but also to participate in their own education, creating an equitable and democratic space of learning
Philosophy and the Public
Philosophy can teach us one of the most important lessons needed today – to learn to listen as well as speak in a way that make others listen
