Culture
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‘School literature program is a torture’
Teachers and schoolchildren have discussed the problems of literature lessons in the National Library of the Republic of Tatarstan
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‘We all come from the same pot’: Yevgeny Rudashevsky explains the meaning of national colour in literature
How immersion in a foreign culture helps to understand your place in the world
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‘The scope is good. But it's not that simple’
The future of Tau children's book festival was discussed in the Kazan City Hall
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Tatarstan deputies discuss the education of Tatars in regions and resettlement of compatriots
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‘I said: don’t be upset, my daughter, but what good are you to society?’
Mom bloggers have discussed the issues of instilling a work ethic in children based on Tatar traditions from 1913.
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Narine Abgaryan: ‘Children should remain children’
In Kazan, writer Narine Abgaryan and actress Nonna Grishaeva talked about “Manyunya”
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‘A textbook is not a monograph’: new approaches to school history
How school history textbooks have changed and why the role of the teacher is coming to the fore
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Irina Khusnutdinova: ‘Children write about friendship, love and loneliness’
The founder of Happy Stories foundation on the final of Glagolitsa international literary award
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‘It's more about a ‘must’ than ‘wish’’
A film critic, a teacher, and a school director talk about the introduction of mandatory Russian films in schools
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Ildar Yagafarov: ‘There should be another secular film festival in such a big secular city’
The first film festival of regional cinema of Russia Soyuz has opened in Kazan
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Оchpochmak, chak-chak and chicken in milk: why save gastronomic memory?
Writer Yulia Yevdokimova on how Tatar cuisine helps shape Russian gastronomic culture
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Fight against speculators who do not exist: Irada Ayupova says about low number of resellers in Tatarstan
Will the republic introduce personalised tickets for theatres?
