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Tag Archives: Bangalore
Male Feminist
Feminism is important to me, but my stance as a feminist is quite confusing, even to me. I was raised to compromise and many times, I do. What is the difference between compromising and copping out? I am still figuring … Continue reading
Posted in Mint
Tagged Bangalore, bra burning, feminism, India, Male feminist, rape, skirt the issue
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From New York to Bangalore
Coverage in the New Indian Express here. They all use this same photo!!
Posted in Return to India
Tagged Bangalore, coverage, India, Indian Express, New, new indian express
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Holistic Health Resorts, Bangalore
A piece that appeared in Silkroad Airline magazine here Bangalore Health Resorts
Posted in Bangalore Blog, Silkroad
Tagged Art of Living, Ayurvedagram, Bangalore, health, holistic health resorts, medicine, Shreyas, Soukya, travel, vacation
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War Horse
This one is for Dhruv & Noor for teaching me to love a horse; and for Idanth for providing me with the unforgettable image of a desert rider. Posted: Thu, Jan 19 2012. 7:49 PM IST The poetry of a … Continue reading
Posted in Mint
Tagged Bangalore, deborah butterfield, ECE, emergence series, equestrian sports, equus ferus, george stubbs, horse painting, horse riding, rider, theatrical adaptation, War Horse
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Fashion Story: Grasshopper
Altered notions: recycling last year’s fashions Shoba Narayan (Writer) Mar 22, 2010 next previous It is a problem that afflicts every fashion designer: what to do with last season’s clothes that didn’t sell? In India, unlike the US or Europe, … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, Fashion, The National
Tagged Anshu, Atul Johri, Bangalore, Grasshopper, Hidden Harmony, Jason, Jason Cherian, Joe Ikareth, Savio Jon, Sonali Sattar, TransForm
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Indian Textiles for The National
I am in love with Indian fabrics, particularly cotton. Here is a piece on them Traditional Indian textiles get a turn on the fashion stage Shoba Narayan Nov 13, 2011 A group of Japanese tourists descend on Weaver’s Studio, … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, Fashion, The National
Tagged anokhi, Bangalore, brigitte singh, cinnamon, faith singh, gandhi, housego, judy frater, kalaraksha, khadi, malkha, rehwa, richard holkar, sally holkar, uzramma, weaver's studio
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A night out with girlfriends
This essay appeared in M magazine of The National. Click here for the link. A night out with girlfriends is simply good therapy Shoba Narayan Last Updated: Mar 22, 2011 My three girlfriends and I went out one night recently … Continue reading
Posted in My Life column, The National
Tagged Bangalore, Nightlife, Pink Poppadom, Restaurants
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Kiran Shaw profile for Silkroad
Some months ago, I went to Biocon to interview Kiran Mazumdar Shaw for a profile. With me was photographer, Mallik Katakol. We were photographing her for two stories for the same magazine: one a profile on her work-life balance, and … Continue reading
Posted in Profiles, Silkroad
Tagged balance, Bangalore, beer, Biocon, biotech, Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, life, Pharma, woman entrepreneur, work
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The Future of Banking for Mint Lounge
Nice to resume my column for Mint Lounge again. The future of Banking