An exhibition spotlights the Imperial Durbars of Delhi through paintings, photographs and postcards of the time
Has the competition for property and food got so fierce the larger birds have simply pushed out the smaller ones?
Vishal Bhardwaj on his just-released film Khufiya, casting Tabu, adapting Shakespeare and his love for comedy.
Khatija Rahman on her debut album, learning the nuances of music from her father AR Rahman and navigating the niqab controversy
Because humans have gouged out the Earth, polluted the oceans, made the air toxic, and have no feasible plans for a more sustainable way of life
On Gandhi Jayanti, looking at Gandhi beyond nationalism and political consciousness
What will be, will be — this is the mantra that stares me in the face whenever I am confronted with dire circumstances
A swanky flat in Mumbai, 5.45 million subscribers on YouTube, earnings up to a crore in a good month, and fans seeking selfies. This is the story of Jonathan Amaral
His experiments with food and fasting were as much a science as a way of life
Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali on slowing down, using the camera responsibly and capturing coincidences.
The animation film celebrates women through Sultana’s Dream, a story of Bengali writer-activist Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain
It’s said that if you knock politely, on the trunk of a tree housing the spotted owlet, it will come to the door and check if you are delivering the bandicoot it ordered from Amazon
In Firefly Memories, each poem is lit from within, powered by recollections from the vast canvas of the past — Ray’s own and that of all humanity — bringing with them little spots of illumination, much like fireflies on a dark night
With a smorgasbord of soups and gravies, dry preparations and desserts, jams and snacks, Mrs KM Mathew’s Finest Recipes has you covered, with lip-smacking photos that do justice to the food.
There was the black-and-white Dev Anand – debonair, elegant, at ease in the world – and then there was him in colour.
The birth centenary of Dev Anand is an occasion to celebrate how this romantic hero went beyond his stardom to make cinematic gems, put the spotlight on new talent, and lived by the song 'Main zindagi ka saath nibhata chala gaya'.
You Really Want to Know My Story? will open an online exhibition, “Capital Letters: From Death Row, India”, made up of letters from death-row prisoners
They may be voted the ugliest animals in the world, but they seem to have a magic gene that can improve human lives
As FTII classmates Jaideep Ahlawat and Vijay Varma turn co-stars for the first time in Jaane Jaan, they recount how they took 'baby steps' as actors, played cards to stay 'sane' during struggling days and why they want to be part of dramas on big screen.
About a century ago, Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier wrote a manifesto that would shape a global movement. In India, his plans for Chandigarh included the sun, greenery and spaces and dignity of life for its citizens. Does the city still hold that spirit of letting man rise above himself?
The Capitol Complex showcases some of Chandigarh's finest examples of Le Corbusier's designs
From giving up lunch and cigarettes to taking up part-time jobs, Datta’s obsession with little magazines led to a library, at Kolkata's College Street, that kept a part of Bengal’s history alive
Husain, with his group the Hoshruba Repertory, will perform with a festival of plays at Mumbai’s Prithvi Theatre till September 17, including a new production, Main Pal Do Pal Ka Shayar Hoon, based on the life of Ludhianvi
Ashfaq won Edinburgh Fringe’s Perrier Award, considered the Oscars of the comedy world, for her show, Oh No!, an autobiographical journey
Ten years ago, a banker-turned-chef opened his first restaurant with the aim to reposition Thai food. Today, it has made it to the top of Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list 2023. Chef Ton tells us what how he did it







