Bringing back the ’60s

Bringing back the ’60s

Jun 7, 2017

In his debut novel Harp, Gun Nidhi Dalmia offers a glimpse into the bygone era of the sixties, revisiting the idealism, music and culture of a generation, who, like him, believed that the good times would never end.

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Sculpted to perfection

Sculpted to perfection

May 20, 2016

Artist-cum-sculptor Manjari Goenka’s creations are simple yet decorative. Her works exemplify the artistic fusion of the traditional and the contemporary. Inspired by human expression and spirituality, Goenka transforms her ideas into semi-realistic forms in bronze, wood, fibre glass and cement. MARWAR presents a

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Catering to Changing Palates

Mar 18, 2016

food, palate, culinary, gourmet, foodpreneurs, FreshMenu, Rashmi Daga, Mama Mia!, Adhiraj Thirani, Akshat Singhania, Papacream, Tanvi Chowdhri

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A Revivalist Pursuit

Feb 5, 2016

For Pooja Singhal, the 41-year-old art enthusiast, and director of Ruh, a womenswear brand, her money is where her heart is. In conversation with MARWAR, she talks about her tryst with the Pichwai art form of Nathdwara and how she is determined to

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An artistic drive

An artistic drive

Jan 4, 2016

Born into a family of distinguished artists, painting came naturally to Pratik Sharma. However, inspired by eminent pop artist Andy Warhol, Sharma moved away from traditional themes and took to painting automobiles with intricate details. MARWAR presents a collection of some of the

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The Clarion Call of Kashi

The Clarion Call of Kashi

Dec 15, 2015

The story of Padma Shri Awardee Bimla Poddar is a classic case of woman proposing and God disposing. She may have made plans to spend her advanced years quietly on the banks of the Ganges in the holy town of Kashi, but Baba

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A Gastronomic Rhapsody

Dec 9, 2015

For the last five years, food connoisseurs in Mumbai have sat back and watched the culinary spread in and interiors of the city’s restaurants evolve to sophistication. We spoke to Marwari restaurateurs in Mumbai to decode their restaurants’ emphasis on creativity and innovation.

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Vipassana, the power of inner change

Vipassana, the power of inner change

Jun 12, 2015

Vipassana, first practised by the Buddha, was revived by industrialist-turned-vipassana-teacher Satya Narayan Goenka. This ancient Indian science helps fight negativity.

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A Cultural Kaleidoscope

Feb 9, 2015

MARWAR presents a collection of artist Kiran Soni Gupta’s best paintings, which encapsulate the harmonious contrasts that characterise our diverse culture.

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When Museums Go Online

When Museums Go Online

Nov 15, 2014

As the Art Institute of Chicago (AIC) teamsup with the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, to digitalise a number of Rajasthani museums, MARWAR delves into the finer workings of the association, with insights from curator Dr Madhuvanti Ghose.

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