Surbhi Gupta

An exhibition remembers Delhi before and after the Partition.

Canadian author Shari Lapena on her new book, love for thrillers, and restoring a Victorian farmhouse

Author Ira Mukhoty takes a walk around Humayun’s Tomb, recounts tales of Mughal women and busts myths around their lives.

A research into exclusion and discrimination is presented through a graphic novel, First Hand II

With over 10 to 12 shops, the street came to be known as Paranthe Waale Gali, now a part of the city’s culinary legacy. However, today, just four of the shops remain, including the first and the oldest.

Actor Rajshri Deshpande on playing fearless women, and adopting two villages in Maharashtra

Stavros Kyrillos and Mawra Haiba have been taking clowning workshops in India since 2017.

Filmmaker Vikas Chandra on his new short, rooting for the personal, and working with Zakir Khan

Mountaineer-author, Harish Kapadia, 72, who has been editing the Himalayan Journal for 37 years, has written books such as Siachen Glacier: The Battle of Roses, Spiti: Adventures in The Trans-Himalaya, Exploring The Hidden Himalaya, among others.

A New York show honours the providers of food

A book explores the life and death of Pakistani model and social media star Qandeel Baloch

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