Surbhi Gupta

Author-historian Rana Safvi takes a walk around the desolate Tughalaqabad Fort and recounts tales of its famous curse and abandonment.

Author Zainab Priya Dala on her latest novel set during the anti-apartheid movement, feminist politics in South Africa and her Indian roots.

Sajeev Pazhoor, National Award winner for original screenplay, on crime and punishment.

Wondering what to pack in your child’s lunchbox? Let this mother-son duo take care of your tiffin woes.

A host of writers are introducing children to the intricate world of Indian art and artists through colouring and picture books

Laxmi Misthan Bhandar in Jaipur claims to be as old as the Pink City.

Australian author Ken Spillman on writing about death for children.

Wildlife biologist and photographer Latika Nath on her first photo book

The site is Delhi’s Khirkee Extension and the star performers are a group of lanky boys who call themselves Slumgods Millionaires. Their arsenal contains some killer B-Boying moves and raps such as “Politicians ki manmaani”.

Old Delhi’s Old Famous Jalebi Wala has been serving customers for over a century. Weighing 100g each, the round, pretzel-like sweet is deep-fried in desi ghee over coal-fire and dunked in syrup made with desi khandsari sugar.

According to the police, the incident took place a little after 5 pm at Uksan lake near Kamshet, around 60 kilometres from Pune. Chadha was in the city to perform Dastan-e-Kabir at the Gyaan Adab Centre on Saturday.

How an open platform finds new ways of storytelling. Excerpts from an interview with Sudha Gopalakrishnan, Executive Director, and S Ramadorai, President, Sahapedia’s Governing Body.

"I think technology and the digital space have been great democratisers. The new collectors of today are on Instagram and our app. Online activity is increasing, and younger clients residing in India," said Gaurav Bhatia.

To mark her 115th birth anniversary, an exhibition brought to the fore about Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay’s life as a radical feminist. A rebel that she was, she married again at the age of 16, to Harindranath Chattopadhyay, Sarojini Naidu’s brother.

Publisher-author Ashok Chopra on his latest novel and foray into historical fiction.

Rajni Tilak (60) died on March 30 after she was admitted due to an illness to St Stephen’s Hospital. She is survived by her daughter.

German artist Anke Mellin found the conversion of excreta into aluminum casts really fascinating, as it is a product of technological development.

Child psychologist Nupur Dhingra Paiva on her book about children’s minds and how it isn’t a parenting manual

The portal has held seven similar week-long workshops in Delhi, which resulted in a thesaurus — a collection of Gondi words in all dialects from various states, in the Devanagari script.