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For WE Buchanan and his Shimla-born son Colin, the quality of a town was defined by the quality of its public realm — a maxim ignored in Himachal

A documentary on physician-assisted suicide has opened up conversations about mortality

Born in 1965, Aamir, Shah Rukh and Salman have shaped an entire era of Hindi cinema. Their longevity is a testament to their adaptability, but as they enter their sixties, can they still command devotion in an industry facing a crisis of faith?

Armed with a lifetime of lessons from her father, the late Shyam Benegal, costume designer Pia Benegal is all set to turn film producer

Rakhshanda Jalil reflects on her anthology of the ‘city of stories’

Rain and dogs converge in Goa to create quiet poetic imagery in photographer Rohit Chawla’s works

Without the fig wasps, fig trees can’t exist. Without the trees, the wasps can’t procreate. Global warming is threatening this delicate relationship

AAP govt’s action at Shambhu and Khanauri points to the new rules of engagement with Punjab’s farmer unions

51 years ago, the Reni resistance in Uttarakhand gave the Chipko agitation a clear shape and a certain shine

To mark World Theatre Day, a salute to the stalwarts who shaped the modern craft

Kebabs can be your main dish as well as side dish

Performative and visual artist Kulpreet Singh on exploring elements of theatre in his practice

The monumental 14-foot work was Husain's ode to Independent India

The Moroccan version replaces wine with vinegar and apple juice, chopped figs and dried apricots

At home with terracotta and bronze, the artist, who died recently, mastered every medium he touched

Two Indian winners of World Nature Photography Awards on their works

Chandigarh international film festival starts this week, bigger and better

For the singer, music is a language of love and joy

The pine seed is central to the indigenous identity of the Kinnaura inhabitants of HP’s border district

Consumers, on their part, need to cut down on needless purchases, besides opting for repairs and not replacements, writes Pushpa Girimaji

It was in the 1940s that the hill capital of the British Raj directly came to ‘host’ Burma, but the link goes back to the 19th century, writes Siddhartha Pandey

At 80, Sonal Mansingh is ready with her new classical choreography, Bhava Ganga

Strap: The exhibition ‘Banaras: Imagined Landscape’ traces the evolution through the city through art

What once used to be a paper leak festival, with people scaling walls, throwing chits and announcement of answers from local mosques, today seems like a curfew day

They have acquired visibility that was denied earlier, but aligning gender with the creative impulse is hardly the goal