Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • India Today

    The dream catcher

    Age has nothing to do with talent. Tanay Narendra Bothara, a design student, winner of the Asia Young Designer Award 2019, is a perfect example.
    by India Today Aspire Jul 18, 2019 4 minutes

    By Spenta Jassawala and Ananya Srivastava

    At 23, Tanay Narendra Bothara is unlike most others of his age. He loves to challenge himself and push boundaries. A student of design at Vivekanand Institute of Technology's Padmabhushan Vasatdada Patil College of Architecture, Pune, Bothara has recently won a gold for Nippon's Asia Young Designer Award 2019 under the architectural category. Beating over 8,400 applicants and competing with finalists from 15 countries in the finals, his project Children Uprooted looks at transforming war-ridden spaces in Syria. The theme for this year's award ceremony held in Singapore was Forward: Challenging Design Boundaries.

    Bothara is the first Indian to receive

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from India Today

    India Today1 min readPolitical Ideologies
    What Works For The Two Parties
    ↘ The Modi factor. There appears to be no viable alternative to the PM, making him the single-largest poll plank for BJP ↘ Well-oiled BJP election machinery and organisation, which has recently delivered Chhattisgarh to the party in the 2023 assembly
    India Today1 min read
    Deep Dive into Luxury
    With a ceramic bezel, a blue lacquer dial bearing the name ‘Deepsea’ in powdered yellow and a luminescent display, this legendary diver’s watch is a standout in both form and function. The Oyster Perpetual Rolex Deepsea comes in 18 carat yellow gold
    India Today2 min read
    A Sluggish Pace
    PRIVATE INVESTMENT, ALONG WITH CONSUMPTION, government spending and exports, is a key component of growth. After the NDA came to power in 2014, private investment increased initially, but soon began to slow down. Total value of completed investment p

    Related