Surbhi Gupta

A book series aims to bring up issues in classrooms that textbooks don’t.

When Sez started in 2010, EDM wasn't as popular in the country as it is now. But the moment he left the genre, Nucleya (the Indian electronic music producer) got famous.

Sitaram’s in Delhi’s Paharganj area remains a one-stop shop for your chole bhature cravings.

American spoken word poet Sarah Kay on performance poetry, what makes it political and the importance of bad poems.

Two travelling bibliophiles have released an anthology of poetry from across the world.

Issues of ageing are in focus at an international film festival in the Capital.

The photographs and portraits, along with others that Rai took over the next 40 years, make up his latest book, A God in Exile: The Fourteenth Dalai Lama.

In author Padmini Mongia’s latest book, bats fly kites and tortoises skateboard to their heart’s content

Bang in the middle of Bengaluru, there’s an eatery serving delectable American fare.

For nine decades, MTR has been serving its much-loved tiffin to Bengaluru.

One of Bhutan’s most popular musicians, Kezang Dorji, talks about his life and what drove him to rap. Dorji is one of the most famous hip-hop artists in Bhutan, and the first solo artist to tour the country in 2016.

Run by NGO Space, the community centre is a shelter space for LGBTQ community, especially those who come from the economically and socially weaker backgrounds.

"I don’t think the magic of theatre will ever be available on the mobile phone. The act of theatre is that you’re there in a space with performers. It is this communal engagement that is magical and that is the power of being together," said Sanjna Kapoor.

Veera Hiranandani’s previous novel, The Whole Story of Half a Girl, had another teen protagonist, Sonia Nadhamuni, who was half-Indian and half Jewish-American. It was also partly autobiographical.

In her collection of over 3,000 papers, there are legal documents from pre-Independent India, music sheets dating to the 1920s, and old maps of India and the US, among others.

The environmentalists attending the festival include Daniel C Taylor, Dave Goulson and Valmik Thapar, who will discuss issues like the Yeti and bumble bees.

How a Rawalpindi speciality entered the north-Indian culinary lexicon and became a regular favourite.

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