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How Harsha Durugadda built a global sculptural career from a Chilkur farm

How Harsha Durugadda built a global sculptural career from a Chilkur farm

by Mallik Thatipalli | Feb 18, 2026

(February 18, 2026) On a one-acre farm in Chilkur village on the outskirts of Hyderabad, far from the curated buzz of gallery circuits and the performative glare of art openings, Harsha Durugadda lives and works out of a repurposed shipping container he...
From cricketing circles to classrooms: How Fatema Agarkar is setting new benchmarks in education

From cricketing circles to classrooms: How Fatema Agarkar is setting new benchmarks in education

by Vikram Sharma | Feb 17, 2026

(February 17, 2026) From her growing-up years to her marriage and beyond, cricket has been a constant in the life of Fatema Agarkar. Her father, brother, and cousin — all passionate and talented cricketers made a mark in the world of cricket. Her marriage to top Team...
‘Slum Queen’ Rouble Nagi bags GEMS Global Teacher Prize 2026

‘Slum Queen’ Rouble Nagi bags GEMS Global Teacher Prize 2026

by Vikram Sharma | Feb 13, 2026

(February 13, 2026) When Rouble Nagi set out to establish educational centres across India’s slums and villages, it meant working in places where classrooms often don’t exist, electricity is unreliable, and learning must compete with hunger, illness, child labour, and...
From Hyderabad to the world: Harini Rao’s passage through raga

From Hyderabad to the world: Harini Rao’s passage through raga

by Vikram Sharma | Feb 4, 2026

(February 4, 2026) With the beauty of every note she sings, the resonance of the tanpura, and the immersive, almost divine alignment of swar, Harini Rao has mesmerised audiences across continents. From intimate venues in the United States to concert halls in Europe...
Archana Pidathala: Award-winning cookbook author exploring food, memory, and belonging, from Spain

Archana Pidathala: Award-winning cookbook author exploring food, memory, and belonging, from Spain

by Mallik Thatipalli | Jan 18, 2026

(January 18, 2026) When Five Morsels of Love was published in 2016, readers did not respond to it as they would to a conventional cookbook. They wrote back with tears, gratitude, and stories of their own grandmothers. “It reminded me of my ammama,” one reader shared....
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