Articles by Deepthi Sarma

In its ninth edition, Chitra Santhe is drawing double the number of people. What sort of art are people buying here?

Does Abacus help your child score a centum in mathematics? Does it help to push the child to learn it for the sake of scoring?

Even rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of green enthusiasts on Sunday. Nearly 400 people explored organic farming, terrace gardening and composting.

Colourful kites dotted the blue skies of the city on Republic day. Over ten thousand people participated in the annual kites festival.

CRY is conducting street theatre workshop for school children. The idea is to educate them about rights through creative and interactive theatre.

Salt, glitter, coffee power, flower petals and even fruits! These were just some of the materials used by participants at a rangoli contest held in Basavangudi.

Deepti Sarma takes you to the nooks and crannies of Commercial Street, exploring the variety of goods the shopping arcade has to offer.

Deepti Sarma looks at options for learning pottery, trying her hand at an art that only looks easy. A feature on pottery with tips on how to get started.

Be it famous titles of famous authors or innovative work of new writers, it was all there under one roof. Worth a visit, but don’t expect anything very different.

Despite busy schedules, many Bangaloreans have kept bombe displays in their homes. A chance to keep tradition live and display artistic creativity, it brings families and friends in a joyful get-together.

Who plays traditional board games like alugulimane nowadays?
Well some enthusiastic people did just that this weekend in a board games tournament.

The city’s runners and cyclists, veterans as well as first timers, participated in India’s first duathlon last Sunday.