Features

The protein-rich shola khichdi from the shahi dastarkhwaan of Nawab of Surat is both nutritious and reinvigorating

In Sikhism, martyrdom carries a deep philosophical and theological meaning that is woven into the fabric of Sikh identity and ethos

We are living in an imaginary world where paradoxes reign supreme

We are still in a state of denial about the pernicious spread of mental health issues

The Russian choreographer took 30 years to adapt the text. As he brings it to India, he tells why

When a home cook commands the same attention as a fine-dining chef, the skill is measured by clarity of flavour, cultural honesty and the ability to connect. Intimate supper clubs are now offering little-known regional cuisines and a chance to share food and the stories behind it

The loss from residual product wastage — what can’t be squeezed out — varies between 10 -26 per cent

The system blinked when it needed to uphold the one principle the sector cannot abandon — safety above convenience

As the 26th edition of the 10-day ‘Festival of Festivals’ opened in Kisama, the hills of Nagaland came alive with music and colour with all 18 tribes of the state celebrating their traditions, music, dance, cuisine, and more

The AstaGuru sale also features works by celebrated masters such as NS Bendre, Jehangir Sabavala and Manjit Bawa

 Not just what but when we eat also affect our health

An exhibition of the works of RCA alumni Abhijna Vemuru Kasa and Insha Manzoor begins at Dhoomimal Gallery

Dry, cold weather,combined with air pollution in winter, poses a great risk to skin health. Those with dry skin are worst affected

Reducing the time spent on social media for a week improved symptoms of anxiety, depression and insomnia in young adults, says a new study

The 10-day festival is a potpourri of theatre, music, food, visual arts and experiences

A perfect balance of heat, citrus, and herbaceous freshness, this popular spicy and sour prawn soup is a reviving winter tonic

Saura kept Spanish cinema alive during a time of suffocation. Anna — in Goa to attend the 56th International Film Festival of India — shares how her upcoming documentary film humanises his genius

His fiction combined political sharpness with a human-centred, nuanced understanding of characters

UT’s energetic administrator MG Devasahayam strove to make it a centre of excellence in the sport

In our model, doctors are gods, patients are passive, and families are collateral damage

The immigrant experience is no longer a single story, it has splintered into multiple strands

We wanted to showcase the vastness of Indian cuisine while blending it with European, American, and global favourites

If we repeatedly succumb to savouring a lower pleasure, we risk falling into the grip of a pernicious habit

The Ajmer school is holding a series of events to mark the occasion

Ananyabrata Chakravorty's debut direction ‘Kaisi Ye Paheli’ is based on an unusual premise: A lonely mother forced to solve a crime so that she can talk to her estranged son, who is a cop