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From Tarun Tahiliani to Kutch artisan designers, here’s the summer lookbookSubscriber Only
April 6, 2025 05:30 IST
From breaking the geometry and grid of tradition to designing clothes that seamlessly adapt to different occasions, designers are reinforcing ideas of versatility and fluidity this season
‘Kahin door jab din dhal jaye’: How music, memory, and loss shape usSubscriber Only
April 6, 2025 08:42 IST
People speak of love as a high. But love is also a low, a longing, a lament. It is a mirror, a maze, a melody. It is the most human thing we do. And I am so grateful to be human.
Hansal Mehta: ‘Adversity creates great art. It is an opportunity, not a hindrance’Subscriber Only
April 5, 2025 14:22 IST
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta and actor Randeep Hooda on the power of good cinema, facing the mob, censorship, and why it is as important to tell Savarkar’s story as it is to tell Gandhi’s. The conversation was moderated by Vandita Mishra
Rituparna Sengupta on Sharmila Tagore: ‘She helped me understand the mother-daughter dynamic better’Subscriber Only
April 5, 2025 13:56 IST
Bengali film Puratawn brings two stalwarts — Sharmila Tagore and Rituparna Sengupta — together in a story that turns the lens on the elderly
There are happier ways to get out of bed: listen to the musicians of the airSubscriber Only
April 2, 2025 10:00 IST
From the blue-whistling thrush to the mellifluous red-whiskered bulbul and the ear-piercing calls of the peacock, nature has its way of bringing in the day
Gulzar at Home: ‘I’m at the space I’m most comfortable with – my desk’Subscriber Only
May 16, 2025 18:27 IST
Conferred the Jnanpith Award, Gulzar, one of India’s finest poets and lyricists, talks about his journey, working with Bimal Roy and how he keeps up with the times.
The Child, The Canvas, and the Chisel: Between Learning and Being TaughtSubscriber Only
March 30, 2025 05:00 IST
A child’s soul belongs to tomorrow and if we are careless with our words, then what foundation are we laying?
Author Arefa Tehsin on the Grand Human Safari: when gibbons and tigers went on a tourSubscriber Only
March 29, 2025 10:55 IST
What if binoculars come out as you go into the bathroom to brush your teeth and take a shower or a pride of lionesses peeks at you as you start your day?
From the tiniest to the largest, how the ladies call the shotsSubscriber Only
March 29, 2025 10:32 IST
Be it the African mole rats, killer whales or the spotted hyenas, females rule; it's all about survival
Georgia: the region that pioneered wine making and floors visitors with its foodSubscriber Only
March 29, 2025 08:31 IST
Everywhere you go in Georgia, you will find khinkali, a plus-sized dumpling, that will remind you both of momo and modak
Shubhrajyoti Barat, Kumud Mishra and Sumeet Vyas regroup to stage Saanp SeedhiSubscriber Only
March 23, 2025 07:33 IST
Kumud Mishra and Sumeet Vyas talk about straddling two mediums – stage and screen – working on their craft and how theatre gives them an opportunity to indulge in text and micro-analyse it.
From Bilaspur to Agatha Christie’s hotel in Egypt: How India’s women travellers are pushing limits with adventureSubscriber Only
March 23, 2025 07:53 IST
Women from small town India are making the journey of a thousand miles with that first step — from travelling solo to going on adventure treks — and in the process finding their me-time
The India I knew embraced love—what happened?Subscriber Only
March 23, 2025 05:00 IST
Love—that most tender of human experiences—has been placed under siege. This is not the India I know. This is not the India I want to recognise.
100 Short Stories, edited by AJ Thomas, offers an insight into the languages, themes and styles practised since the 19th centurySubscriber Only
March 22, 2025 12:30 IST
The volume is an ambitious effort to bring together work by India's best writers across centuries, such as Rabindranath Tagore, Fakir Mohan Senapati, Vimla Devi and Ismat Chughtai
Amit Chaudhuri writes how Sunetra Gupta’s Memories of Rain exemplified an era of Indian Writing in English that has faded with the arrival of a globalised worldSubscriber Only
March 22, 2025 17:23 IST
The book’s language reflects the inclusivity of its time: 'The personal and impersonal are, in Sunetra’s writing, conjoined like Siamese twins; to leave one out would be to lose the other'
Why Ankush Bahuguna’s Wing It With Ankush videos are accessible, fun and personalisedSubscriber Only
March 22, 2025 07:00 IST
Ankush Bahuguna on challenging stereotypes, how make-up helped embrace his authentic self and brought him closer to his mother
Tiger, Tiger Out of Sight: Why the big cats are elusive in our national parksSubscriber Only
March 21, 2025 21:41 IST
These days people expect to have tigers on the tap on wildlife safaris. But what does that mean for animals and their habitats
To unplug or notSubscriber Only
March 16, 2025 10:51 IST
Reconnected with old friends over food but oh, did I miss Instagram! Life is richest when lived in both realms — the tangible and the digital
Badminton: PV Sindhu and Datta Sai Venkata interview – ‘Building an academy is her dream’Subscriber Only
March 16, 2025 18:21 IST
PV Sindhu and Datta Sai Venkata on what brought them together, bonding over sports and the process of building the star shuttler's badminton academy.
How music composer Roshan did not get his dueSubscriber Only
March 15, 2025 18:41 IST
Noted composer Roshan, posthumously awarded the IIFA Lifetime Achievement Award, penned delightful, balming melodies that have stood the test of time.
How filmmakers Onir, Kabir Khan, Rima Das and Imtiaz Ali turned mentors for My MelbourneSubscriber Only
March 14, 2025 07:39 IST
Indian-Australian filmmaker Mitu Bhowmick Lange on the making of the film My Melbourne and the growing audience of Indian movies in Australia.
Raghu Rai recalls time with Himmat Shah: ‘We have lost one of the rarest creative souls’Subscriber Only
March 18, 2025 19:57 IST
"The explorer in him never stopped at any milestone. He was always experimenting with his art, constantly exploring new mediums and forms. I remember one day he came to me with a terracotta sculpture of desi Ayurvedic bottles that his father used to keep at his bedside in his old age. I found it highly original and fascinating, and he immediately gifted it to me."
Why we need flies: For chocolates, mangoes and moreSubscriber Only
March 13, 2025 22:14 IST
Flies are big-time pollinators which have never got the credit they deserve for this service
Photo-artist Dayanita Singh: ‘The photographer of the future will be more of an archivist’Subscriber Only
March 9, 2025 08:13 IST
Photo-artist Dayanita Singh on the intersection of physical worlds in her architecture photography, her interactions with Mona Ahmed, how her mother Nony Singh and tabla maestro Zakir Hussain influenced her work and the future of photography.
Finding clarity in the blur: ‘Maybe life is meant to be a little out of focus, a little unknowable’Subscriber Only
March 9, 2025 05:00 IST
Inside us, however—inside, in the deepest sanctum of our being, in the home of our soul—there is something unshakeable. Something constant.
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