[ad_1] “Food stirs the soul like not much else does,” says professional chef Tia Anasuya, who has recently released her first book, Adukkala, A Family Food Odyssey, published by Thayil Ink. Edited by her mother, Sheba Thayil, the 280-page coffee table book, contains the personal histories of 15 women from Tia’s family, including her grandmother, […]
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[ad_1] “Food stirs the soul like not much else does,” says professional chef Tia Anasuya, who has recently released her first book, Adukkala, A Family Food Odyssey, published by Thayil Ink. Edited by her mother, Sheba Thayil, the 280-page coffee table book, contains the personal histories of 15 women from Tia’s family, including her grandmother, […]
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[ad_1] The recital by Prakriti Foundation | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The familiar darkness and sparkle of flamboyant chandeliers at The Park’s Pasha is reminiscent of early millennial clubbing and ‘90s classics; It is perhaps the most unlikely (or the most fitting?) meeting place for a venerated group of Indian contemporary poets. Jeet Thayil says […]
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