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Thousands of kilometres away from city of origin, Jaipur Literature Festival debuts in Spain
The Jaipur Literature Festival has begun in the northwestern Spanish city of Valladolid, with the aim of creating a platform for exploring Spanish writing and becoming a "bridge between the diverse and vibrant literatures of Spain and India".
International Jazz Day 2023: Check list of Mumbai shows, venue, timings
As International Jazz Day nears, Mumbai is all set to make it yet another year to witness musical shows chirping around the city of dreams.
From a failed debut to pan-India recognition and an Oscar, Telugu maestro MM Keeravani has come a long way
Music composer Keeravani won an Oscar for 'Naatu Naatu' in the Best Original Song category.
'Naatu Naatu' makers Keeravani and Chandrabose underline the very local sense of 'RRR' song
The song from 'RRR' is a global hit, but the creators of the track reveal that it draws from local traditions.
How original soundtracks for web shows are going mainstream in India
OTTs are giving rise to original soundtracks. Here's how the trend is catching on in India.
Travellers diary: Head to Hong Kong, Jodhpur to experience the best events in luxury, entertainment, art
During this month of March, the annual Arts Month in Hong Kong has been celebrating various forms of art.
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This Bangalore dance school functions like a startup, but does not believe in making money
Kavya Viswanathan is now working on a a belly dance theatrical on Lewis Carroll’s classic 'Alice in Wonderland'.
Lenovo Ideapad 510s review: A great all-rounder with premium design
Priced at Rs 51,090, this is amongst the first notebooks in India with the latest 7th generation Intel Core processors.
Great show! Indian masters mark their return at the Toronto International Film Festival
A Malayali and a Bengali film was screened one after the other at TIFF, which concludes today.
Seville, from its foot-tapping flamenco to mosaic-clad plazas
Years of external domination and cultural intermingling have resulted in a diversity that has today become Seville’s imprimatur.
PV Sindhu fights tooth and nail. Loses to Carolina Marin 2-1 to earn silver at Rio Olympics
PV Sindhu fought tooth and nail but lost to Carolina Marin 1-2 to earn silver at Rio Olympics. Earns her place in history books.
Four things PV Sindhu should keep in mind today to get India its first badminton gold
PV Sindhu's form has been scorching hot in Rio de Janeiro but 23-year-old Carolina Marin is a different animal.
Meet the British Pakistani who re-imagined Kathak
Farooq Chaudhry, a Londoner of Pak origin, has helped a bunch of young and talented dancers put Kathak on the world map.
ICCR conference to explore ‘Indian origins’ of Romany people such as Elvis Presley, Pablo Picasso
More than 30 scholars and artists from abroad will explore and discuss what it believes are the Indian origins of these celebrities who belong to the Roma community.
Being a travel writer is hard! A word of warning to everyone who considers it a glam job
Tourism boards across the world are ready with their red carpets for every samosa and khakraloving soul to walk by, see the sights, spend the rupees.
Microsoft conclave discusses smart city solutions for Telangana
Microsoft arranged a mega start-ups conclave Tuesday in Hyderabad to map cutting edge smart city solutions for Telangana.
Nine ventures from expat entrepreneurs giving their best shot in the Indian startup boom
You know that India is witnessing a startup boom when a bunch of foreign entrepreneurs and NRIs band together to form an Expat Entrepreneurs Circle.
TRAVELLER’S DIARY:From the Jodhpur Flamenco festival to the Malaysian Grand Prix
ET-Travel offers you events in Luxury, Entertainment, Food, Sports, Music and Nightlife to experience around the world.
Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a supreme architect of bridges
Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a supreme architect of bridgesHe was a master weaver of tales, and a supreme architect of bridges, for through his tales he also enabled the people of the North to see the South, us, as we see ourselves.
Traveller's diary: Events to experience around the world
ET-Travel offers you events in Luxury, Entertainment, Food, Sports, Music and Nightlife to experience around the world:
Events in food, sport, music and dance to experience around the world
ET-Travel offers you events in Food, Sport, Music and Dance to experience around the world in the weeks ahead.
Couch surfing: How the almost free travel bug really works
Indian travellers join couch-surfing, connecting travellers with hosts who don't charge anything. Here's a multicultural 'biz' model that works!
Seville: Monuments & people a testament to its diverse history
Seville literally invites visitors to discover the hidden corners of its streets and courtyards.
Incredible Iberia: Sunny Spain and Portugal
Tanushree Podder could hardly catch her breath as she took in the magnificent monuments, museums, parks and cuisine of sunny, sunny Spain and Portugal.
Foreign filmmakers flock to India
Oscar-winning director Ang Lee's here. Bond's boss Judi 'M' Dench and Slumdog Dev Patel have been tasting a bit of haveli magic in Udaipur and Tom Cruise may soon be on his way for 'Mission Impossible-4'.
Architecture, culture, natural beauty attract tourists to Spain
With Wimbledon and the FIFA World Cup under its belt Spain is an obvious destination for sports fans today, but there are other aspects of the country too: its architecture, culture, natural beauty and, most of all, its friendly people.
Time for young jewellery designers to go global
Indian jewellery has always fascinated collectors in the West. It’s time for young designers to go across the seven seas.
Demystifying the eclectic heritage of Granada in Spain
The conflicts of history have given Granada, its buildings and culture a unique syncretic charm.
Seville: Synthesis of Islamic, Christian cultures
ET Travel found Seville to be a harmonious synthesis of Islamic and Christian cultures, and a tapestry of the old world and the new.
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