Kolatkar kavita in all its whimsy and wry humour

Four travellers,their midnight confessions and that old thing called love

Kamila Shamsie traces an ambitious arc through Nagasaki,Partition,Afghanistan and 9/11

A tale of loss and longing from Occupied France

Bharatanatyam danseuse Malavika Sarukkai talks about contemporising her art and politics in the world of classical dance

A riveting account of America’s hard-won and tenuous peace in Iraq

Built on the crater of a dead volcano,Sun City,South Africa,is a destination of a million thrills

In the recent New York Fashion Week,one-shoulder tops and dresses were the latest trend,with fashionistas like Rachel Bilson...

Our correspondent battles sleep,suspicious looks and a backache while delivering milk

Geeta Chandran’s Bharatanatyam moves are laden with the memories of her mentor,Swarna Saraswathy

Foreign music bands don’t just flaunt Indian sounds but Indian names as well

Summer is back. And stepping out without putting on a sunscreen means you are likely to do a lot of damage to your skin.

As consumers demand convenient,readily available,tasty,nutritious and reasonably-priced foods,additives come in handy.

I don’t follow a fixed diet. I eat dal,roti,sabzi,rice and salad for lunch and dinner.

The right dietary choices can help cut down the effects of antibiotics

Meet the reclusive managers,technicians and singers who make up Team Rahman

She once attended Mumbai parties hoping to get a Bollywood break. Now,Mahie Gill is the toast of tinsel town

A fever dream of the last century seen through the eyes of a 100-year-old Bulgarian man

So what if fashion weeks don’t come to their city? Style divas in Chandigarh and Ludhiana live it up at trunk shows

T-Shirt dresses are the latest trend on the runway internationally and in India. Marc Jacobs,Stella McCartney and Chloe swear by this casual chic look.

Our correspondent goes nuts as she takes on a Beetle and a Merc in a workshop

The old block of IIM-A is a building short on gimmicks,not on style,says architect Gautam Bhatia

A new book on Mumbai’s signage tells the story of a city through its fonts

The colours we play with contain harmful compounds such as oxides,metal,glass particles,powdered mica and even anelyne