Tanushree Ghosh

A new YouTube series spotlights the farmer-poet who lost his life’s work in a crossfire.

A cultural festival spotlights Orchha as a destination for food, history and heritage.

French director Christophe Prebois’s Indian documentary is part of HIFF 2020.

The Ahmedabad-based architect talks about 'vernacular' architecture, keeping in mind the country's limitations and people's plight instead of building symbols of falsehood, and his new book on the wooden architecture of Kerala

Belgian puppeteer Ronny Aelbrecht, who performed at the 18th Ishara International Puppet Theatre Festival, on the craft’s relevance.

In his latest show, architect-photographer Peeyush Sekhsaria revisits his old photographs of Africa’s Nubian vaults

‘I’m not a number. I’m a citizen.'

For 40 years, Chopra had in his care a photograph album dating to World War II. It belonged to Japanese soldier Hideo Shikata.

One part of the duo, Slava, speaks about playing the plucked instrument, their early days and influences, as they perform in Delhi today at the India International Centre.

“Through this act, an important symbol of our civilisation was reduced to rubble, and rubble remains as the reminder,” Thapar said.

Mumbai-based Vohra, whose online sex-education portal ‘Agents of Ishq’ turns four this month, says, “We are sanitising sexual culture either through woke censoriousness or cultural morality.”

At the Woodpecker International Film Festival, a documentary will train its lens on how queer people navigate public spaces like the Delhi Metro.

Bhand (clown) pathar (meaning character) was born when there was no mode of communication.

The symposium, with film screenings, was curated by Assamese NGO Folk Culture Research Centre of North-East India — Arhi (“example” in Assamese).

Bengaluru-based Krishnan, 50, who recently spoke about the design of social business at DesignUp festival in her city, has realised the importance of keeping enterprises small for self-sustenance and that women are a much-ignored untapped workforce.

In her new film, Leena Manimekalai uncovers the life of one of the most marginalised communities in Tamil Nadu

Why stories are a part of the survival kit of Uncle Larry Walsh, a raconteur and a member of Australia’s Stolen Generation

Author Perumal Murugan spoke on silence as a tool, TM Krishna, and his role as a teacher, at The Indian Express’s inaugural readers’ club session

Union minister Smriti Irani spoke about being a guilt-free working mother at a book launch.