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People think I’m never alone. They’re right—and they’re wrong.

January 11, 2026 4:14 pm

It is not a grievance against people, or attention, or affection. It is an observation, long-held, finally named.

Rebel Grannies: meet the Indian women in their 70s and 80s who are lifting weights, building startups and travelling the world

January 11, 2026 10:44 pm

These women are not trying to defy age but are leading engaged lives, and in doing so, are inviting us to full-bodied, potent, spirited experiences.

Sarfaraz Ahmed on food, memory and the long road to Tresind’s corporate chef role

January 10, 2026 11:41 am

From taking a student loan and struggling with campus placement to helming Tresind Mumbai, this is Sarfaraz Ahmed’s story.

Charu Suri’s ‘Shayan’ earns Grammy nomination, blending Indian ragas and jazz into a healing soundscape

January 11, 2026 12:46 pm

Classical pianist Charu Suri, on her debut Grammy nomination for her sleep album, Shayan, composing for Yo Yo Ma and Edgar Meyer and leaning into Indian ragas

Meet Yassh Kadamm, the choreographer behind Sanya Malhotra’s moves in Diljit Dosanjh’s 'Charmer’

January 10, 2026 6:50 am

Besides the Diljit-Sanya number, Yassh Kadamm has also choreographed Guru Ranshawa's Sirra and Azul among others.

Animals like lions, tigers, leopards and cheetahs rigorously patrol specific territories by scent marking on tree trunks and rocks and woe betide any intruder

Why animals fight: Territory, survival and the nature of conflict in the wild

January 09, 2026 7:18 pm

Big cats and birds, even insects, guard their territories rather ferociously, sometimes at the risk of their own lives

After Indian Accent, Manish Mehrotra debuts Nisaba, a new Indian restaurant at Delhi's Sunder Nursery

January 09, 2026 7:04 pm

The chef's first independent restaurant will present cuisine that lends well to travel and speaks to India today

Why birdwatching at Karmali Lake in the morning is a misty wildlife spectacle

January 05, 2026 3:11 pm

Lake Karmali in Goa is a paradise for birdwatchers but do keep an eye out for the King Croc

Why Devesh Kapur and Arvind Subramanian’s 'A Sixth of Humanity' presents a flawed narrative of India's development

January 14, 2026 2:55 pm

While rich in data, Kapur and Subramanian’s narrative oversimplifies India’s economic history and overlooks key policy outcomes.

After the calendar turns

January 03, 2026 7:53 pm

We are so conditioned to expect revelation from dates that we forget revelation is rarely punctual. The earth does not care that it is January 1 or January 4. It keeps breathing.

SUNDAY EYE PHOTOS

Ms Marvel to Minnal Murali: Superheroes closer home

July 16, 2022 4:27 pm

Not just Hollywood but many Indian superheroes have been among the audiences' favourites.

Saim Sadiq and Pakistan’s Moment in the Sun & India-Pak camaraderie

July 12, 2022 10:32 am

Saim Sadiq took seven years to make Joyland which is a cis-trans romance in a conservative family drama.

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Sreelekha Mitra’s Hour of Glory

November 07, 2021 3:00 pm

By bringing Sreelekha Mitra centre stage in Once Upon a Time in Calcutta, director Aditya Vikram Sengupta has given the actor, in her more-than-two-decade career, a role of a lifetime.

The eye of a genius: The cinematic universe of Satyajit Ray

May 24, 2020 1:35 pm

Satyajit Ray was a quintessential humanist who used the camera with empathy to tell stories. Stories that capture the beauty and severity of life in rural Bengal, decaying feudalism, the struggles and aspirations of the Bengali middle class and its conflict with dogmatic religion. His films told stories in ways that only a humanist of his stature could.