Features

Each river has its own temperament, vocabulary. Upset nature’s delicate balance — as we have, recklessly — and see the devastation that unfolds

Living along the banks of Sutlej, and banking on community

Diamond jubilee of the Indo-Pak war is an opportunity to reflect on the geopolitical shifts and new dynamics of warfare

The Sikkimese filmmaker says stories from the mountains are often portrayed through stereotypical lenses of exoticism or simplicity

10 sculptors draw from architecture, mythology & lived memory to show how even the hardest material bends to human imagination

Ageing is never a singular story. It can be indignity or dignity, loneliness or companionship

Andrey A Tarkovskiy reflects on preserving his father’s legacy — a cinema that still prays, still listens, and still answers

The cure to ego is humility, a powerful force that comes from truly following the Guru’s teachings, meditating, and performing sewa

The heavy loss of life and extensive damage in Jammu region may be the result of unchecked development

The classic combination is delicious, full of balanced nutrition and easy to cook

Experts say the main cause of floods is that there has been no desilting of river beds since 1960, and the capacity of rivers to hold waters has fallen as a result

For survivors of Dhani Haud massacre, move by Haryana CM rekindles painful memories

India still struggles to answer the question

Iron supplements must be taken at the right time and with the right food to maximise its absorption

No two people can be as different as these Indian cricket team coaches, yet there are underlying similarities

‘Touching Light’ is an ode to the practice and practitioners of photography, as we celebrate the bicentennial of the medium

Romanticised in popular narratives, Danish Husain’s is a more humanistic portrayal of the man

The flavour of the season is citizenship, something we thought had been decided 75 years ago by a liberal Constitution

In my wanderings over the hills and after visually dissecting the garbage that one sees blocking streams and rivulets, there are a surprising number of shoes

Buddha revealed: where there is life, there is desire, and where there is desire, there is suffering

A new book offers a unique perspective on the world of fame and power, from a tailor’s chair

Even as NCERT justifies the changes, the deletions and additions, especially in Class 8 social science textbook, are facing scrutiny

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A tribute to art historians BN Goswamy, Milo Beach and Eberhard Fischer, Museum Rietberg’s GBF Foundation carries forward their seminal work