Surbhi Gupta

India’s first queer literature festival in Delhi promises to hold the mic to the audience

An exhibition in the Capital gives insight into the lesser-known links between India and France.

A festival in the Capital brings together new-age poets and storytellers.

American pop culture is losing its relevance because of the betrayal of globalisation, says Bhutto.

In Washington, DC, museums open up many vistas of history.

An MPhil in history from University of Delhi, Farooqui’s research focuses on the school history textbooks produced after Independence, where she attempted to study textbooks as devices of publicity, performative nationalism, and pedagogy.

Ramesh’s initiation in music happened when she was living in Buffalo, New York, through lessons in Carnatic vocals and Western classical piano.

Writer Madhuri Vijay on winning the 2019 JCB Prize for Literature for her debut novel, The Far Field.

Why anxiety has become the prime disorder of our mindscape

Heritage activist Vikramjit Singh Rooprai has documented the baolis of Delhi in his latest book

In his latest docu-series, wildlife filmmaker Krishnendu Bose tells the stories of forest guards who man India’s forests, even though their work remains largely unrecognised.

Filmmakers Vijay and Ajay Bedi, who recently won the National Award for The Secret Life of Frogs, on wildlife protection laws, saving the ecosystem and watching amphibians do headstands

That was Ashis Nandy, one of the country’s leading public intellectuals in India, speaking at the Express Adda Wednesday evening (detailed transcript will be published soon).

Authors are revisiting stories of women achievers to present a new set of role models for children and young adults

The author, Sunanda Mehta who has worked with The Indian Express for over two decades and was the Resident Editor of the newspaper’s Pune edition, was in conversation with journalist Nalini Singh and retired IPS officer Meeran Chadha Borwankar.

The piece, 2019 mein 1999, had its humble beginning with a ‘steel ki thaali’. Mumbai-based Priya Malik had specially bought one because she was tired of eating in glass crockery.

Writer-blogger Onaiza Drabu’s first book — Okus Bokus (Rs 600, Sonth Kashmir) — is making an attempt to introduce the A to Z of Kashmiri culture and lifestyle to children.

As a new batch enters Delhi University, here’s a tour of north campus’ popular food stops.

In her latest book, writer Nabanita Deshmukh weaves stories about the animal kingdom.