Jóhann Jóhannsson's powerful music-narrative
Jóhann Jóhannsson's powerful music-narrative
So many times, while listening to our iPod or Mp3 player in the middle of a crowd, we create our own orb.
Tirna Ray
Tirna Ray
tirna.ray@thehindu.co.in
An admirer of Israeli writer Etgar Kerret, Pakistani author Moni Mohsin and everything in between, Tirna Ray revels in the column spaces of life. A sports enthusiast, she is passionate about literature, language, music and art
Our ‘beary’ favourite Pooh!
Our ‘beary’ favourite Pooh!
Hundred years ago, in 1914, Lieutenant Harry Colebourn bought a bear cub for $20 in Ontario, Canada, and named ...
Time to share
Time to share
People across generations and countries always wanted to and still want to share. Today, if technology is ...
Watermark
Watermark
‘I am going to Chennai.’ Wotttt? Howzzzz? WHY? Pukka crazy!!! I had no idea my harmless statement on Facebook ...
Other
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Take note of changes in Atal Pension Yojana
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Reclaiming forgotten investments not an uphill task
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IDFC Bond Fund - Short Term Plan: Keeping credit, interest-rate risks at bay
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Put the horse before the coach
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Creativity in the time of a lockdown as a period of ‘antizest’
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Watch thy neighbour
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A sonic shift during the pandemic
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Sounds of silence
Marketers and brands should know when it won’t do to talk but listen to customers
One step forward, two steps back
The Centre’s moves to step up loan delivery to MSMEs and relax repayment terms may not be enough. Reverse ...
Paralysis in Maharashtra
Pune district has over 1.3 lakh registered MSMEs and 650-700 large-scale units. Together, they employ 17 lakh ...
Going, going, gone...
Done in by the coronavirus-induced lockdown, restaurants, travel agencies and small businesses have shut shop, ...
‘Financial literacy is important to assess risk, to ask questions’
“There is no protection, across the world, for money against market investments; misinformation or violation ...