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South Africa has shown that national integration can be achieved through sports, even if unusual methods have to be used

Preliminary surveys on the Jammu-Kashmir rail route began in early 20th century

At any given time, I always have 10 or 15 unread books on my shelves and feel the richer for it

An era came to an end with the passing of Captain Mohan Singh Kohli, the renowned mountaineer who led the epoch-making Indian Everest Expedition in 1965

A timeless saga of love, loss and longing, the film is back in theatres four decades after it was first released

Two new injectable drugs offer hope to the obese, especially diabetics, and could set off a pharma race to cash in on the opportunity, but experts stress caution — guidance is the key

Crisis in the aviation sector calls for urgent upgradation and enforcement of safety standards, in a transparent manner

Those were the days that showed us how to stand with uncompromising courage. We thought the scars would heal in time. Perhaps they did, or entered a new masquerade

Apeksha Niranjan’s 60-minute performance at the Movement, Physical and Dance Theatre International Festival was a fusion of traditional Bharatanatyam with innovative storytelling and musical blends

It remains every biker’s dream, and is within reach with preparation and practice. Here are some practical guidelines...

A slew of new electric cars is lined up for this festive season

Displayed in museums, worn by celebrities, reinterpreted by contemporary designers, these are reclaiming their place on the world stage, becoming a collector’s item

The photographer’s Ladakh images are created within the expressive texture of natural elements

Panpatia Col is a journey of grand ambition, and not without reason

A very visible part of the Indian modern art scene for 75 years, he has mattered to the art world as much as the art world has mattered to him

Based on Harishankar Parsai's satire, the play is coming to Delhi with all the melodrama from the Hindi movies that you’ve missed, but not really

Remembering the sense of smell and touch that was once an inseparable part of every Indian’s life

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The finely milled cornflour absorbs all flavours, sweet and salty, with effortless ease

The age of digital intimacy is here and it’s messier, deeper and more human than expected

Embedded deep inside, these never ever go away

An excerpt from ‘Yaadgah: Memories of Srinagar’

Joining the visible and invisible dots

Kanishka bombing continues to throw up more questions even 40 years hence

Since the terror attack on June 23, 1985, justice and closure continue to elude families of victims of Air India Flight 182