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The lost seasons of India: From Delhi’s crisp winter to monsoon magicSubscriber Only
October 29, 2025 21:19 IST
A look at how human recklessness has cost India the joy of its characteristic seasons
Avartana and the future of Indian tasteSubscriber Only
October 26, 2025 05:30 IST
ITC Hotels has done what few global groups dare — turned commerce into culture, business into beauty. Avartana’s interiors are not design; they are devotion.
From Thamma to Lokah: Indian cinema’s vampire boom rakes in the big bucksSubscriber Only
October 25, 2025 20:36 IST
As vampires reclaim their place in mainstream cinema, a closer look at how they have reinvented themselves through the centuries and why filmmakers are once again sinking their teeth into these narratives.
In Kerala’s Malarikkal, a sea of pink water lilies turns paddy fields into paradiseSubscriber Only
October 25, 2025 13:09 IST
Between July and October, the backwaters of Malarikkal get covered with thousands of pink blooms, transforming it into Kerala’s most Instagrammable destination
Avanti Patel and Rutuja Lad’s ‘O Gaanewali’ Reclaims the Legacy of Courtesans and Women SingersSubscriber Only
October 25, 2025 10:30 IST
The show is a nod to courtesans who navigated patriarchy and asserted their cultural authority
Why humans are masters of the planet but fools of the futureSubscriber Only
October 22, 2025 13:36 IST
Human intellect is accelerating environmental collapse. This is what we can learn from animals.
Festive Frames: Raja Ravi Varma’s ‘Lakshmi’ and other visual depictions of DiwaliSubscriber Only
October 28, 2025 11:19 IST
A look at how art works captured the spirit of the festival of lights
We are as strong as the forest that surrounds usSubscriber Only
October 28, 2025 11:19 IST
My hope and faith is that if we have to bring about a social change, then the future of mental health is not in the clinics but in the schools, colleges and in the community
The shared table that is DiwaliSubscriber Only
October 20, 2025 07:13 IST
In our kitchen, occasions overlapped, flavours mingled and every dish told a story of coexistence.
Devdutt Pattanaik on how Rama’s return to Ayodhya is one of the many stories around DiwaliSubscriber Only
October 20, 2025 16:31 IST
Diwali a ‘pagan’ festival — an accusation once made by Muslim rulers and British colonisers for whom festivals were usually about the birth of prophets and martyrdom of saints
Diwali is Light, Love, and Life: A Journey Through Tradition and TogethernessSubscriber Only
October 21, 2025 07:54 IST
Diyas basking in the October sun, a T-Rex shaped rangoli and recalling recipes from the past. The many ways to celebrate, hope and heal
The OGs of Too Much: Govinda and Chunky Panday bring back memories of the 90s — the chaos, the charm and the banterSubscriber Only
October 19, 2025 07:42 IST
Their episode on 'Two Much With Kajol and Twinkle' was a throwback to all that is massy and messy
Ramesh Sippy on Sholay: ‘I would never make a sequel. People will always compare it with the original’Subscriber Only
October 19, 2025 10:10 IST
Ahead of the release of the restored Sholay, director Ramesh Sippy talks about his journey in cinema, on why the CBFC didn't want Thakur to kill Gabbar in the film and how he hopes the film continues to get love.
Ruffled, ready and unrivalled: The dandy gents of the bird worldSubscriber Only
October 15, 2025 15:51 IST
No two ruffs wear the same outfit. It may be because the birds don’t call and this individual fancy dressing is one way the reeves can identify them.
The secret life of dragonflies: Underwater predators with jet-powered butts and catapult jawsSubscriber Only
October 13, 2025 12:32 IST
Dragonflies spend 90 per cent of their lives as ‘nymphs’, living at the bottom of murky ponds and looking like ghouls that terrify small fish and tadpoles
How gourmet catering has revolutionised Diwali, New Year and other house partiesSubscriber Only
October 12, 2025 19:40 IST
Home chefs and boutique caterers are integrating food with culture and offering experiential dining at home, making gourmet catering it has become a marker of modern hospitality
Slice of life – Diwali draftSubscriber Only
October 12, 2025 15:31 IST
This is the puzzle Diwali places before us: the platter overflows, but the pulse feels hollow.
Guillermo del Toro on his Netflix-adaptation of Frankenstein, craftsmanship and the humanity of monstersSubscriber Only
October 12, 2025 16:45 IST
Releasing on November 7, Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein delves into timeless questions of what it means to be human and what it means to be misunderstood as both a creator and a creature.
From Arco to Little Amélie: Indie animated films take centre stage ahead of Oscars 2026Subscriber Only
October 12, 2025 15:31 IST
Showcased at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and the Cannes Film Festival, Arco and Little Amélie centre around child protagonists while offering deeper reflections on the world around them.
What Made in India can look likeSubscriber Only
October 5, 2025 21:44 IST
Kansa, copper and tin bound together, humming with history, is the secret of Sokka
Why fibre is protein’s best friendSubscriber Only
October 5, 2025 06:00 IST
Often overlooked in our quest for superfoods, the fibre is having a moment. Nutritionists and chefs are designing diets rich in this nutrient that can protect your gut, heart and brain
Anurag Kashyap on Monkey in a Cage: ‘Want the audience to be uncomfortable’Subscriber Only
October 5, 2025 07:45 IST
The Gangs of Wasseypur director questions a culture that cancels and is judgmental and why he won’t sanitise the film.
‘We all have inner demons’: Why KPop Demon Hunters resonates globallySubscriber Only
October 5, 2025 07:46 IST
Directors of the hit animated Korean film talk about how Parasite's Bong Joon-ho inspired them to mix a range of elements.
Sabar Bonda director on scripting a queer love story without the struggle that comes with itSubscriber Only
October 5, 2025 07:46 IST
Rohan Kanawade's debut feature film Sabar Bonda became the first-ever Indian fiction feature to win the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival this year
TM Krishna on navigating a difficult year and curating a diverse festivalSubscriber Only
October 4, 2025 12:06 IST
The Carnatic vocalist speaks about bringing together a diverse group of musicians for the KNMA festival in the Capital and his forthcoming book.
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