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Excessive screen time is linked to stress, poor sleep and anxiety, which in turn leads to many physical health issues

The artiste has had a difficult life. At 70, his music celebrates the world, revealing its beauty and grandeur, but also its fragility

The Haryanvi language film started with this idea — what is left when you are no longer in possession of what has defined your life?

Forget Hindu-Muslim, we are now so sycophantic that even those not connected to politics are denied their due

There was a sense of connectedness, of shared humanity that seemed to be inextricably intertwined with Iranian culture.

A devil’s wind is blowing through the country these days, removing the top soil and exposing the outcrop of power, lust, greed, religious bigotry, casteism, violence that have always underpinned our society

Our songs and hymns preserve the deep magic of human and divine union

Before buying another expensive phone, try these smart habits that keep your current device a fast and active performer

14 civilians died in shelling by Pakistan on May 7, 2025, and for their families & border town’s residents, the scars are still fresh

Indian cuisine has moved beyond being a symbol of nostalgia to becoming a culinary powerhouse — respected, celebrated, and constantly evolving

From curries to sandwiches, the sun-dried dal dumpling is finding bold new expressions in modern kitchens

The disappearance of indigenous fish is not merely a biodiversity crisis, but the erosion of an entire livelihood system

He has previously participated in the 2014 edition of the Biennale

Manish Nai’s solo show employs compressed fabric, altering its functional role

Applications invited for fourth Villa Swagatam residency programme

Constant fatigue, physical, emotional or mental exhaustion, low motivation, lack of will and energy to do anything can be signs of burnout, mostly caused by chronic stress

‘Master Artist AA Raiba: A Unilateral Eclectic’, a new show at Delhi’s Thapar Gallery, brings together his significant body of works from the 1950s and 1960s. Read art historian’s Shivaji K Panikkar’s accompanying essay, which provides critical context to his practice and situates his work within the larger discourse of Indian modernism

Eating a variety of naturally colourful fruits and vegetables isn’t just about visual appeal — it’s a simple, powerful way to boost immunity, prevent disease and nourish your body with essential phytonutrients

Iron is essential at every stage of a woman’s life — from puberty to post-menopause. A nutritionist shares some easy ways to include this essential nutrient in your daily diet, and few iron-each simple recipes

Kesar or dasheri mangoes can be used as suitable alternatives, allowing the dish to be recreated without compromising its essence

The show creates unexpected dialogues between artists whose works are rarely seen together

Movement, exuberance and lively chaos characterised Mario Miranda’s signature style

His images did not merely record the world; they revealed its inner music, its sorrow and joy, its silence and thunder

‘Through the Artist’s Eye’ brings together drawing, photography, sculpture, and film

If he wants, the swing master can still qualify as a pro, but remains pragmatic, enjoying sojourns on the golf course