Culture
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Tatarstan sets creative economy priorities, but federal guidance remains unclear
According to the republic’s Minister of Culture Irada Ayupova, no one will provide special support for “Tatar creativity” — everyone will be rewarded according to their merits
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Indian Consulate General to open in November in Kazan
As part of the TIME: Russia — India. Mutual Efficiency business forum, representatives of the film industry will be brought to Kazan
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Yakut diamonds, interregional izhyu breastplates, and inclusive theatre presented in Kazan
The city has hosted the fourth Lifestyle — Cultural Code fashion festival
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Kaaba comes to life in VR at Kazan’s Marjani Mosque
The World of the Quran exhibition has arrived in Kazan
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Kazan hosts talks on myth-making and missing works of Tatarstan artists
In the city, there are about fifty sculptures of mythical creatures, and as for Zilants — there are as many as three
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‘Live’ teachers to come — but it is unclear when
The creators of Ana Tele are trying to attract those willing to learn
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More than 2.5 bn rub and almost 2k cultural heritage sites in Tatarstan
How the restoration of landmark monuments is progressing in the republic and what is needed to attract financing to the sector
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The National Library of Tatarstan Began Celebrating Its 160th Anniversary
The funds of the National Library of the Republic of Tatarstan house about 200 “contemporaries” of the main book depository of Tatarstan.
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World Experience: How Ethnicity Becomes Mainstream
This week's book is Jussi Adler-Olsen's first novel, The Woman in the Cage, from the Q Division series
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How Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday сelebrated in Kazan
Seven pilgrimage vouchers to Hajj have been raffled At Mawlid an-Nabi in the Old Tatar Settlement.
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Where the attack on Great Britain was coming from
“The Inheritors” by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Ford is an experimental alien novel from the early days of science fiction.
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Fanny Howe: controversial origins, Catholicism, mixed marriages and experimental prose
Who was the American writer Fanny Howe and why her prose ended at the novel ‘The Undivided’
