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101 Traces | The last Jews of Kolkata
Everyone agrees that Kolkata is one of India's most beautiful cities. But not many know that a majority of the landmarks in the city were built not by the British, but by members of the Jewish community. Once a community several thousands strong, they are now down to just over 20 members.
First Published:Apr 03, 2018, 13:10:09 IST
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101 Hip-hop Homeland North East | An anthem takes shape — Khasi Bloodz
The official music video for the Khasi Bloodz hip-hop Anthem For The North East.
101 Kerala: Toddy Olympics
Harman and Abhishek get the crazy idea that they can outdrink the locals in Kerala. So it's off to the Toddy Shop for one toddy, two toddy, three toddy, floor!
101 Hip-hop Homeland North East | Going vernacular with Khasi Bloodz
Continuing his journey to create a hip-hop anthem for the North East, rapper Feyago heads out to meet the Khasi Bloodz, one of the most prolific rap crews in the region. Comprising members D-bok (Donbok Kharkongor), D-mon (Lamonte Pakyntein) and Big Ri (Ritik Roy Malngiang), the crew prides itself on representing the Khasi tribe.
101 Hip-hop Homeland North East | Building an anthem with Cryptographik Street Poets
The official music video for CSP's version of the Anthem For The North East.
101 Heartland | A cafe in Delhi, Echoes, is entirely run by differently abled staff
The first thing you'll be shown when you walk into Echoes Cafe in Satyaniketan, New Delhi is a card telling you you're being served by the differently abled. The entire waitstaff of the restaurant is comprised of individuals who are hearing and speaking impaired.
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