Yemen S.

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A Senior Reporter with The Hindu, Yemen S. is a passionate journalist and theatre artist based in Bengaluru. With a keen interest in civic issues and art, Yemen dedicates her career to shedding light on the pressing matters affecting the city’s residents and promoting the vibrant cultural scene. Alongside her journalistic pursuits, she is deeply involved in the world of theatre.

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An image from the book on how to indentify na Endemic Vateria indica tree flowering branch.

Understanding the flora of the Western Ghats made easier with a pictorial manual

A scene from the play Parijata.

B. Jayashree’s contemporary take on Sri Krishna Parijata to premiere on October 11

Kalyana Keduva Hadi.

V. Balasubramanian’s memoir set for release in Kannada

A scene from Mummy’s Dead, Long Live Mummy!

From Paris to Bengaluru, a story on the relentless nature of motherhood

Scenes from the play Hunkaro.

META Award winner Hunkaro is back in Bengaluru

A scene from Ghaire Baire by Lokada Olahorage.

A theatrical adaption of Tagore’s Ghare Baire for our times

A Ganesha painting by S.G Vasudev.

Bengaluru artists find inspiration in the unique form of Ganesha

The survey was facilitated by naturalist and founder of EcoEdu, Ulhas Anand, which saw the participation of children, youngsters, and nature lovers, and documented a total of 767 trees at the lake.

Survey reveals 767 trees and 59 tree species at Dorekere Lake in Bengaluru

A file photo of a Ganesh idol partially immersed in Ulsoor lake after the festival, in Bengaluru.

PoP Ganesh idols continue to find buyers in Bengaluru despite ban

Food street work is under progress at V.V Puram in Bengaluru.

Shop owners on Bengaluru’s famed food street say they are in a ‘fourth-wave-like’ situation

A scene from The School for Wives.

From the French Colony to Bengaluru, an adaption of Molière’s The School for Wives

Ramanna or Kannarpady sir in theatre circles, the celebrated make-up artist, backstage expert, actor, and author.

‘Despite a busy work schedule, youngsters today find time to rehearse and perform plays regularly’

File photo of Ganesha idols being sold in R.V road on the eve of Ganesha festival.

Not conventional idol-makers, but in love with the art

Hemanth Kumar, making Ganesha idols at Pottery town.

Ganesha festival brings alive an old tradition in city’s Pottery Town

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