Prominent names from the film industry lend voices of support to the Jamia students

The last-ever show of U2’s ‘The Joshua Tree Tour’ in Mumbai was a long time coming. 32 years after the release of the album, the Irish rock band reminds us that no matter the cost, art can still speak truth to power

Amitabha Bagchi wins the 2019 DSC Prize for South Asian Literature for his book, Half The Night Is Gone

The exhibition also marks the gallery’s first after it relocated from its Kala Ghoda base to Ballard Estate.

NGMA Director General Adwaita Gadanayak on getting a three year extension, working with schools and opening more branches of the NGMA

Prahlad Sukhtankar, along with chef and restaurateur Rahul Akerkar, has curated the culinary arts at the festival this year and his brief, he says, was to explore “the craft of culinary art”.

The long and short of it is that at one of the most important events on the international art calendar, a mere banana grabbed all eyeballs and headlines, completely eclipsing the dominating theme at Art Basel Miami — of sustainability and climate change.

Today, as a teacher, Bhattacharjee interacts with a different generation of singers.

Actor Ashwath Bhatt first read Manto in 1997, when he was directing and acting in Thanda Gosht at Shriram Centre, an auditorium with its own repertory in Delhi.

Born Svetha Rao in Claremont, California, the Grammy-nominated musician said that she started writing songs when she was about 12 years old.

In its sixth edition, Jashn-e-Rekhta will celebrate the richness of Urdu

Ut Raza Ali Khan, Ut Bade Ghulam Ali Khan’s grandson, on representing a famed lineage

Chef Hawker Chan on his culinary journey and preparing the cheapest Michelin-starred meal

Theatre director Atul Kumar, a curator of the Serendipity Arts Festival, on its central idea and why less is more

A festival brought to the fore the 200-year-old musical legacy of Hariharpur.

In its fifth edition, the Kerala Literature Festival will focus on environment

How the dhabas, which put Murthal on the paratha map of India, are dealing with the crunch.

As India tackles another onion price crisis, we trace its history of cultivation over 5,000 years and its inextricable link with the caste system in India

Now, textile revivalist Ritu Kumar is turning our attention to India and its rich heritage, through “Kanaat”, a two-day exhibition that is being showcased at her store.

One part of the duo, Slava, speaks about playing the plucked instrument, their early days and influences, as they perform in Delhi today at the India International Centre.

The portal currently has details on 90 lakh items, including manuscripts, archives, research papers, audio books and folk tales.

Marathi writer Vishwas Patil, winner of this year’s Indira Goswami National Literature Award, on the English translation of his novel Panipat and why he sued filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker

Author Sudha Murthy on bringing a social change through storytelling

During his visit to India, Game of Thrones actor Jerome Flynn spoke about climate change and being part of Game of Thrones.