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How Tulika Books is creating impact in children’s lives through picture books
Nandini VarmaAug 21, 2019
A children’s book about a boy who feels like a girl. And about a child brought up by grandfathers. These are some of the stories published by Tulika Books, who have been making children’s picture books since 23 years. Little…
Dalgona Coffee: A worldwide social media trend about home-made café experience
Harshil ShahApr 2, 2020
While the lockdown has ignited various trends on social media, one that has received a major global following is #DalgonaCoffee. With thousands of posts on its name, here’s all you need to know about the Dalgona Coffee wave. I first…
Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael and Donatello—Artists or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters?
Harshil ShahNov 5, 2019
Did you ever wonder where the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ characters got their names from? Well, your search is complete. Here is a brief introduction of the artists from whom the creators of TMNT took inspiration. Teenage mutant ninja turtles,…
The call of the mountains: orthopaedic Dr Yatin Desai’s advice on trekking
Himanshu NainaniMay 24, 2019
In this piece 64 year old Dr Yatin Desai, shares with CY his inspiring story of how to scale towering mountains with utmost ease and how this life adventure activity can shape human character and health. Chances are high that…
AAW #98
Mar 03 - Mar 09 2017
The 100th Ahmedabad Art Weekly is just two weeks ahead, and we really can’t stop talking about it. If this wasn’t enough to build the spirits then this week creativeyatra.com is celebrating its 1st annual ceremony too. Hoorah! We are more than happy to be a definite bridge between art happenings and connoisseurs in Ahmedabad. If you are an organising a creative do, share with us the details of events, we will feature them on our event list, may be in Ahmedabad Art Weekly also, or in case if it intrigues us, we may come to cover it in person too. So Ahmedabad stay creative stay connected!
The 98th Ahmedabad Art Weekly is dedicated to the great Gujarati author who gave us 80 most fantastic novels and wondrous plays of all time. More popular due to the television adaptation of his humour series ‘duniyane undha chashme’, Tarak Mehta took his last breath on March 1st. 87 year old, Padma Shri recipient was quite active even is his final years and finally lost his battle against age. He has left for the world, bouts of laughter, that shall come to all of those, who will choose to read him. The AAW 98 is a heartfelt homage to the humorist.