His novel, Delhi: A Soliloquy, is a tribute to his years spent as a flaneur, chronicler in the city

Filmmaker Geetika Narang Abbasi on being fascinated by the celebrity look-alikes in the Hindi film industry, the quest to finding them and making the film, which will be premiere in the Cinema Regained section

Amid two ongoing shows in Kolkata, artist Paresh Maity, 58, speaks about drawing from childhood memories, and how the pandemic has taught him the importance of taking things slow

🔴 A visibly upset minister struggled to respond, while some other MPs sought to pacify Singh. Later, the minister invited the Kaiserganj MP who is also president of the Wrestling Federation of India, for coffee

🔴 A copy of the latest edition of the ‘Who’s Who’ in Parliament library has the wrong photograph against the name of Union Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs and External Affairs V Muraleedharan.

Union Minister Bhupender Yadav, who was in charge of several key states as party general secretary, has co-authored a book — ‘The Rise of the BJP: The Making of the World’s Largest Political Party’ —

How we can create spaces for discussing transgressions, weave in accountability and work towards a collective transformation

In its time, this quick and short mode of communication has changed the course of history, and has met the routine and strategic needs of power structures in the country

Animals, birds, plants, even humans, come under these two categories, based on the food they eat. Being a fussy eater can therefore be dangerous, says Ranjit Lal

The author and musician on his latest music album, Seventeen, which travels back in time

The Nigerian writer returned to fiction after a gap of nearly 50 years

Filmmaker Craig Foster has shown that one doesn't need half of Africa to make a grand nature film, a camera, a local patch/garden/forest, lots of curiosity, observation and patience are good enough

The anything-goes ethos has dogged Ukraine for years, and now the government is hoping to bury it, with an assist from cryptocurrency.

Paro Anand shares a story of her experience while setting up libraries in remote villages in Rajasthan, where children wrote their secrets in stories

Venita Coelho’s poem made pirates and fishermen of us all

A poem by Richa Jha on where the magic begins

Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar tells us the story of Tuyu, the fox, who ate everything that stood in its way – an egg, a bent old woman, a termite hill, and an egret

Arefa Tehsin tells us about the one thing that will never change and the one thing we can never get rid of

Pranay Lal talks about how mucus may look repulsive but it can cleanse, moisten, protect and maintain peace, all at once. See what mucus can do, and how you can make artificial mucus, too

As we mark Hore’s centenary, here’s a look at how his life and work testified to his intense understanding of history without, and the irreparable ruptures within

While the idea of a sacred thread did exist and so did the practise of adorning the bride with jewellery, the ritualistic aspect of a mangal sutra along with the many class, caste and community

Writer Amitava Kumar on how a painting became a canvas for reflection on inequality and lack of social justice; how when we slow down news and engage with its horrors can we square up to

Those who have lived every minute, who have taken the good, the bad and the ugly all in their stride, who have not allowed one moment to defeat them, but are the sum of the

Udham Singh, a witness to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, was so horrified by the atrocities of British rule that he dedicated his life to bringing independence to India

Ironically, the Indian government was initially proud of the Tatas and the way they were running Air India. It was the only shining jewel India had when the British left in 1947.