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How the men dress up for the ladiesSubscriber Only
March 13, 2024 11:24 IST
Be it the peacock, the magpie robin, or even the polar bear – they all have to pass the endurance test of their lady loves
Portrait of an Artist: Life and time of Jyoti BhattSubscriber Only
March 10, 2024 07:44 IST
As he turns 90 on Tuesday, a look at the journey of Jyoti Bhatt, the pioneering artist and photographer who documented the indigenous traditions of rural India and is recognised for his modernist engagements in printmaking
How Amul transformed India from a dairy-deficient nation to a global leader in milk productionSubscriber Only
March 10, 2024 18:27 IST
From Operation Flood to online cooking classes, Amul has come a fair distance and in the process united farming communities to create lasting change
How Manipuri director Joy Maisnam’s play AgniSuta Draupadi shows women trapped in the cycle of violenceSubscriber Only
March 9, 2024 12:12 IST
After dominating the Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards in 2019 with a play based on the Mahabharata, Joy Maisnam is back with another story from the same epic
‘Though Priscilla was married to Elvis, she wanted a life of her own’: Cailee SpaenySubscriber Only
March 9, 2024 11:22 IST
Actor Cailee Spaeny on playing the titular lead in Sofia Coppola-directed Priscilla and the choices her character makes
How Maamla Legal Hai shows the Indian legal system, warts and all, with a pinch of humourSubscriber Only
March 9, 2024 09:01 IST
Maamla Legal Hai showrunner Sameer Saxena and co-writer Kunal Aneja unpack this courtroom comedy and find laughter in a chaotic world.
Why imperfections are important, according to architect Peter ZumthorSubscriber Only
March 8, 2024 10:00 IST
Swiss architect Peter Zumthor on what lies at the core of his work, skills that India should hold on to and his advice to young architects
Where should the children play?Subscriber Only
March 6, 2024 16:42 IST
The great outdoors in our cities have become a dangerous place to be in: it’s now a gas chamber
How Chor, a song by Justh, became an overnight sensationSubscriber Only
March 3, 2024 20:07 IST
Noida-based chartered accountant-turned-musician Justh on his viral song Chor and why he's happy to let everyone interpret it their way
Three Indian films at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival hold promise for independent filmmakingSubscriber Only
March 3, 2024 22:39 IST
Apart from The Fable, starring Manoj Bajpayee and directed by Raam Reddy, there were multiple housefull screenings of PS Vinothraj’s Kottukkaali (The Adamant Girl) and Jatla Siddartha’s In The Belly Of A Tiger.
How Kiran Rao’s Laapataa Ladies prepares us for unexpected encounters, smashing patriarchy along the waySubscriber Only
March 3, 2024 22:39 IST
Director Kiran Rao on adding depth to women characters in Laapataa Ladies, creating space for diverse storytellers and drawing the audience to cinemas.
The trickery and tender love of crowsSubscriber Only
February 29, 2024 10:04 IST
If you look into the eyes of a crow, you will feel an immediate connection being made — the human species is an equally dangerous nuisance
How theatre in Sunderbans has lessons to fight climate changeSubscriber Only
February 26, 2024 15:47 IST
The forest goddess of the Sunderbans, Bon Bibi, has solutions to avert climate disaster. But theatre artists of the delta are struggling to preserve her cultural heritage
‘Rape survivors should fight, there is no shame and men need to be part of the fight’: Nisha PahujaSubscriber Only
February 24, 2024 23:08 IST
Director Nisha Pahuja talks about the making of her Oscar-nominated documentary feature To Kill a Tiger. The film captures how a father's love for his daughter powers his fight to get her justice
‘It’s easy to kill an institution but it takes years to build one’: Gulammohammed SheikhSubscriber Only
February 24, 2024 18:12 IST
Gulammohammed Sheikh, 87, on his solo in Delhi, why we must not forget Mahatma Gandhi and intersections between his artistic pursuits
How Slovenian Chef Ana Ros privileges seasonality and regionality in her foodSubscriber Only
February 24, 2024 18:05 IST
Chef Ros on being self-taught, honouring local ingredients and what ethical cuisine means to her
What Delhi and Manhattan gave meSubscriber Only
February 24, 2024 10:00 IST
If life in Delhi came with an abundance of love and opportunities, in Manhattan, I become a fuller and more complete version of me
Are you at a beach? Look under submerged rocks for surprisesSubscriber Only
February 21, 2024 10:00 IST
From wrestling hermit crabs to bronze chrysanthemum anemones – tide pools make for great discoveries
Smriti Ravindra writes: A little girl, her mother and a snakeSubscriber Only
February 18, 2024 07:46 IST
In Prettier than Gold, Deepu and Mother go from one window to the next, tracking the bright yellow ribbon
Tejaswini Apte-Rahm writes: Charms of a new city, memories of an old oneSubscriber Only
February 18, 2024 22:39 IST
In A New House in Yangon, a woman has a fresh start in the house among trees and the sky smudged with rain
‘Migration has always been an important part of India’s history’: Upinder SinghSubscriber Only
February 17, 2024 13:48 IST
‘A history of ancient and early medieval India’ (Pearson), as Singh explains, was written keeping in mind general readers who are interested in getting an in-depth understanding of ancient India and students of history.
Manjiri Indurkar writes: The abbreviated pauses between grieving and living againSubscriber Only
February 16, 2024 12:00 IST
In Mourning, Indurkar explores who's mad — Is the man who has gone silent on the world but perhaps is in conversation with those who matter to him mad or is the one who chooses to continue with the daily chores of life as if nothing has changed, mad?
Ranjit Lal writes: How a parrot aids a teenage romanceSubscriber Only
February 16, 2024 10:00 IST
In Confessions in Swahili, an African grey parrot enjoys screaming insults at other birds, but this time picks up a unique love language
Rabindranath Tagore’s letters to Victoria Ocampo: What lay behind their higher love?Subscriber Only
February 11, 2024 22:24 IST
Poet laureate Rabindranath Tagore’s letters to Argentine critic and writer Victoria Ocampo were promises of an infinite love, of holding minds than hands
Love letters: How post-it notes and text messages show that you careSubscriber Only
February 11, 2024 06:00 IST
Declarations of love are not just for Valentine’s Day. From WhatsApp chats to notes on the fridge, from hurried phone calls to long emails, love letters are part of our everyday lives, everywhere
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