Ria Perrault/Jennifer Chinweokwu Ogborogu/Rebecca Nagar

Join Aayati Sengupta, Curator of Grip, Hold, Pin, for a walkthrough of the exhibition. Through a close reading of the works on view, the walkthrough will explore wrestling as more than a sport—as a site where discipline, kinship, identity and everyday life converge. Drawing on photography, archival…

In the second edition of Shared Futures, a talk series in conjunction with the exhibition, Beneath the Turning Sky, we take a close look into visual artist Rai’s practice and the different ways her work develops—allowing things to grow and shift along the way, with play, chance and frugality playin…

What happens when the art of bookmaking meets origami? A sculptural lamp that looks like a book by day and comes alive with light.In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the basics of book construction and paper folding to create your own handcrafted book lamp. You’ll build the book-style cover, fo…

Join Aayati Sengupta, Curator of Grip, Hold, Pin, for a walkthrough of the exhibition. Through a close reading of the works on view, the walkthrough will explore wrestling as more than a sport—as a site where discipline, kinship, identity and everyday life converge. Drawing on photography, archival…

Imagine spending your Saturday evening in a cozy, living room-style space; where magic happens right in front of your eyes, acoustic music fills the air, and you're not just an audience member, you're part of the show!For two years, this one-of-a-kind experience has brought together people of all a…

Tiruchi, Oct 8 (SocialNews.XYZ) Members of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam’s women’s wing have lodged complaints at five police stations in Tiruchi, Tamil Nadu, alleging that former chief minister and DMK leader M.K. Stalin made derogatory remarks about the party’s Dharapuram bypoll candidate, P. Sathyabama, during campaigning. Police said the complaints were submitted at stations including Srirangam, Thillai Nagar and Government Hospital. Community Service Register (CSR) receipts were issued by the stations acknowledging receipt of the petitions, they added. The complainants alleged that Stalin used insulting expressions to ridicule Sathyabama while campaigning in Dharapuram for DMK candidate Sukanya.

8 October 2026 (Navroze Bureau) Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has issued show-cause notices to four ward malaria officers following a significant rise in dengue and chikungunya cases across the city. The civic health department has sought explanations from the officials over the increase in mosquito-borne diseases and the effectiveness of preventive measures in their respective areas. The notices have been issued to malaria officers from the Kothrud, Nagar Road-Wadgaonsheri, Aundh-Baner and Dhankawadi-Sahakarnagar ward offices.

8 October 2026 Punjab Khabarnama Bureau  : Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has issued show-cause notices to four ward malaria officers following a significant rise in dengue and chikungunya cases across the city. The civic health department has sought explanations from the officials over the increase in mosquito-borne diseases and the effectiveness of preventive measures in their respective areas. The notices have been issued to malaria officers from the Kothrud, Nagar Road-Wadgaonsheri, Aundh-Baner and Dhankawadi-Sahakarnagar ward offices.