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The cricket board is controlled by the ruling party members and if they don’t want to be accused of bias, they should explain the logic behind his omission

We have tried our best to drag all our respected public institutions to this tu-tu, main-main level

The shape is all-important when it comes to cooking and retaining the texture of a vegetable

Fire-heated tubs in Copenhagen or Muay Thai fitness on Thailand beaches, wellness tourism shifts from indulgence to equilibrium

From the “cult of domesticity” in the 19th century to the “Supermom” and “Soccer Mom” images of the last century, motherhood has been trapped in impossible, exhaustive standards

Punjab’s war against drugs has become a daily battle between enforcement and empathy, recovery and relapse. Despite a statewide campaign, the focus, experts say, is still on punishment rather than treatment

They are more susceptible to overheating and fire because many are made with low-quality battery cells, and must be kept within arm’s reach

The centenary is not merely a celebration of formulas or theorems, but of the human spirit that animates them

Day three of the ongoing Dharamshala International Film Festival was about packed screenings and conversations

Indie filmmakers share challenges and joys of making films

Young adults and adolescents are increasingly developing osteopenia and osteoporosis, once called the bone disease of the elderly. This is mainly due to changing lifestyles, poor nutrition, lack of physical activity and indoor living

With its melt-in-the-mouth texture and royal green flecks of pista, Besan Pista Burfi is a sweet reminder of home and celebration

With more than 12 shows featuring names such as Naseeruddin Shah, Pankaj Kapur and Anupam Kher, Season 6 is poised to be the largest-ever edition of Delhi Theatre Festival

Glimpses from a morning at the Amul dairy cooperative society in Gujarat

Curator of the sixth edition of Kochi-Muziris Biennale, the performance artiste says in art, politics must not be offered on a platter, but can emerge through slippages and cracks

Every brand that the creative czar worked on spoke to the consumer and not at the consumer

The splendid isolation which enabled the mysterious village of Malana to preserve its unique culture for hundreds of years is now being nibbled away

Shahi Subz Gosht has been replicated from the royal repertoire of princely kitchens

You can now track your heart rate, blood sugar, oxygen levels, sleep quality at home, but use tech to spot trends and not to self-treat

Manu is not just one character of Hindu imagination but many. He is a ritualist, survivor, lawgiver and ancestor

India’s literary siren is not here to be correct — she’s here to be honest. Her feminism comes not from seminars, but from survival

Govardhan Asrani was probably the only actor of his generation to be in circulation till 2025

The recent FSSAI order says most fruit-flavoured ORS drinks have misleading labels, and do not conform to WHO standards

A spate of surrenders by the Naxal rank and file and killing of top leaders point to the insurgency rapidly losing ground, but it may not be all over yet

Disasters have multiplied, forests thinned, and glaciers shrunk. At Jagatipat temple, Kullu’s ‘sacred parliament’ convenes when governance from elsewhere is inadequate. That time is here