Mark Tully 1935–2026 - Buddylifemagazine
The world of journalism has lost one of its most respected and empathetic voices. Mark Tully, the legendary journalist, author, and former BBC India correspondent, passed away on 25th January 2026, leaving behind a legacy that shaped generations of readers, listeners, and thinkers. t Buddy Life Magazine, his passing feels deeply personal. In October 2016, we had the honour of featuring Mark Tully on our cover, celebrating not only his extraordinary journalistic journey but also a side of him that many cherished quietly — his deep love for dogs. https://www.buddylifemagazine.com/mark

Spooky Artistry Halloween Paintings on Canvas
As the leaves turn crimson and the nights grow longer, the enchanting aura of Halloween beckons us to embrace the macabre and unearthly. A #canvas becomes a portal to a world of ghouls, witches, and pumpkin patches. Halloween #paintings on canvas allow #artists to conjure up a fusion of artistry and the eerie, capturing the spirit of this bewitching holiday in strokes of paint. https://www.theartlifegallery.....com/blog/spooky-arti

Reconstructing Truth
Among the featured artists is Madhvi Subrahmanian, whose ceramic installations evoke elemental connections between the earth and human touch. Her work blends tactile aesthetics with meditative symbolism, encouraging contemplation about the passage of time and the rootedness of natural forms. https://www.theartlifegallery.....com/blog/reconstruct

Senior Dogs: Why Adopting an Older Dog Can Change Your Life
Senior dogs are very easy to deal with; not only are they more mature, patient, and loving due to their past life, but also building a strong bond with older dogs helps you emotionally as well as forms a strong, meaningful bond. Sometimes the most loyal companion comes with a little grey hair and is full of love, so make sure to accept them with a full heart, love, and compassion. #magazine #buddy #pets #dog #india #new #cricket https://www.buddylifemagazine.....com/senior-dogs-why-

Tradition Meets Transformation
At Art Magnum, New Delhi, artist Haren Thakur’s solo show A Moment in Modernity celebrates an extraordinary artistic journey—one that spans more than five decades and fuses the time-honoured vocabulary of tribal forms with the contemporary language of modern art. Each canvas is filled with intricate patterns and figures that often reference nature, fertility, human interconnectedness, and myth. #art #news #painting #news #india #gallery #noida
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