Amruta Lakhe

The Women’s March in the United States was a moment in world history, but also a lesson in fearless parenting.

Whether it is golden-yellow or acid-green, the mango in all its avatars moves people across generations to summer nostalgia.

World-class mathematician Ken Ono on his deep connection with Srinivasa Ramanujan, and why scientists are explorers of infinity.

Documentary Passive Euthanasia: Kahaani Karuna Ki, released last year, chronicles Aruna Shanbaug’s story.

Fan tries to end life protesting sentence, doctors say his condition stable, to be kept under observation for a night

Salman Khan verdict: Friends Farah Khan Ali and Abhijeet blamed people for sleeping on footpath.

Artist duo Thurkral & Tagra have reimagined old games at Bhau Daji Lad Museum.

Twenty works by Ram Kumar from the Jehangir Nicholson collection offer a glimpse into his evolution as an artist.

Classical dance exponent Vyjayanthi Kashi brings Kauthvam, the ancient foot painting tradition of Kuchipudi, to the city

Filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid wants children to realise they hold the power to change the future of Pakistan through animated film, 3 Bahadur.

Artist Arzan Khambatta and journalist Sona Bahadur team up with lensman Pritam Banerjee for an art-meets-photography show.

About 34 hours of the movie’s unedited footage and soundtrack are now available on the open source platform, pad.ma.

Dilawari talks about the decade-long work that went into restoring the 128-year-old Esplanade House in Mumbai.

Game of Thrones Season 5 will premiere in India on April 13.

Metin Tolan will also present the lecture on April 1 at German House, Delhi.

At his first photography solo, novelist Dasgupta says why it has collapsed the most initimate human interaction.

Swastika Mukherjee talks about playing the dark and dangerous seductress in Detective Byomkesh Bakshy!

Through photos and paintings, two artists attempt to discover our fading memories.

Marking the 4th anniversary of Fukushima nuclear disaster, manga expert Ryan Holmberg explains how Japan’s comic books became their coping mechanism after the tragedy

Seventy portraits by Jehangir Nicholson give a glimpse of the lifestyles of the rich and the famous of the ‘80s and ‘90s.

The event will comprise exhibitions and workshops and will be held from March 12 to 26.

SH Raza reminisces about his student days in Mumbai, being an uncomfortable Parisian painter and lets out why age can’t slow him down.

Commissioner of Income Tax, Neena Singh is also a talented artist, whose upcoming exhibition marks her tenth solo show

British Museum and CSMVS in talks for exhibition that will narrate history of world through 100 Indian relics.