Her advocacy was never strident or loud, she remained a gentle revolutionary, though never passive

Writer-director Umesh Vinayak Kulkarni on Indian Predator: Murder in a Courtroom, getting the women, who killed a criminal, to share their story and not following the syntax of crime drama

There are a zillion untold stories about the origin of species

What steps are we ready to take now that will invite children to resist arid, oppressive, dominant ideas?

A self-taught director, Indikar’s two movies are currently streaming on MUBI. He talks about his nomadic ancestors and how he learned to express himself through cinema

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Stories from history embed easily in pop culture because of its ability to capture our imagination and give us a sense of identity

Work culture in India is seeing an attitudinal shift as millennials negotiate terms of engagement. But will it last?

The group show on ceramics presents a varied offering of contemporary ceramics and spotlights the revival of artisanal pottery to sustain communities

From OP Nayyar classics to Badshah chartbusters, inspiration comes to the 11-member band from eclectic quarters

Encounters with the shikra, the white-eyes, the black-rumped flameback and others

He has championed democracy through the wizardry of his pen and the might of his sagacious intellect

For centuries, Varanasi and the festival of lights have been uniquely bound by tradition, ganga-jamuni tehzeeb, and the famed Purabiya lilt that wafts in its sacred and secular identity

The American poet has been following a tradition of improvisation that aims to be true to essence rather than to chapter and verse

Anirudhya Mitra's book offers a deeper understanding of the events and the attempted cover-up that followed

The Booker Prize winner on the literary milieu that nurtured him, not taking freedom of speech lightly and his next novel

Growing up in Ramgarh, Jharkhand, the festival was a celebration of life and flavours

Told through the eyes of a young American diplomat, the novel touches upon the hubris that drives the endeavour and its fallouts on all concerned

Filmmaker-actor Rishab Shetty speaks about the making of his film, the importance of being rooted, and being open to making mistakes

In India, we have also devastated our wilderness and driven expressways through national parks

Personal narratives by survivors have slowly begun to reveal the effects of Partition, including its psychiatric consequences

Part historical, part murder mystery, 'Nights of Plague' tells the story of the slow disintegration of an empire and the origin story of a nation state, set against an outbreak of bubonic plague

Das’s Assamese feature, Tora’s Husband, captures how COVID-19 impacted lives in a small town

The 22-year-old had been told that she didn’t have it in her to become a professional singer