Srimoyee Bagchi

TYEB MEHTA: BEARING WEIGHT WITH THE LIGHTNESS OF BEING Author: Mapin/Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Rs 4,000) is an absorbing work on an artist who made anguish look weightless. Across 240 pages and 180 photographs, Mehta’s falling bodies, trussed bulls and wounded birds occupy fields of burning colour. His signature diagonal line slices the canvas like a fault line, lending static figures the terror of collapse.

Common heroes expose injustice early, defend institutions daily, and distribute responsibility across society. As their number grows, the need for caped saviours shrinks Srimoyee Bagchi Published 18.09.26, 08:01 AM Batman File picture Who is a hero?

Twain’s outrage supplies Florence Hazrat with a splendid example of how fiercely writers defend their dots and dashes. 'On the Mark' is full of such quibbles and contentions about punctuation Srimoyee Bagchi Published 11.09.26, 09:58 AM Book: ON THE MARK: A HISTORY OF PUNCTUATION FROM ANCIENT EGYPT TO THE EMOTICON Author: Florence Hazrat Publisher: Profile Price: ₹899 Punctuation is no laughing matter — it can mean the difference between life and death.