Spectrum

What makes the band distinctive is not the longevity, it’s the template — write across languages, use various instruments, tour without ever signing to a label, and still be taken seriously as rock and roll

The Army Uniforms 2026 regulations are not just about uniforms, badges and distinctions, but about memory, identity and the stories soldiers carry

An upcoming exhibition showcases the artwork of Emily Eden, sister of the Governor-General, in the 1830s

What makes Iranian food so special is the subtlety of the flavours; the food is cooked with just a few spices

He remained deeply committed to the welfare and dignity of India’s war-disabled soldiers

It is when we have to render unto Caesar what is definitely not Caesar’s

Despite growing up in a racially divided America, the two admired each other

This is no time to say, ‘We told you so,’ but all careless actions have punishing consequences

Chandigarh-based artist Raj Kishore Gupta works with sheesham and kikar slabs, circular tree trunks, and elongated wooden beams to create artworks

8 human skeletons, burial offerings and trade-linked artefacts have been found during the latest excavation in Hisar

Post the Ranji win, efforts are on for an infrastructure upgrade, and a better deal for the talent pool in J&K

Auden’s Col trek, connecting Gangotri and Kedarnath shrines, remains a serious undertaking

The right to walk is not merely an issue of safe and clean sidewalks, but one of reversing the cultural and spiritual deprivation of a people, writes Shyam Saran

On an India tour with his Abhangwari series, Mahesh Kale would like to sing shabds which he learnt from his Punjabi students

Traditional Indian beverages tell stories of geography, seasonality, and community wisdom

SC ruling on right to walk on safe, demarcated footpaths as a fundamental right raises hopes of holding public authorities accountable for their chronic failure to protect pedestrians

With a history spanning over 140 years, the family-based touring theatre company in Andhra represents an extraordinary marriage of physics and imagination

Marriage is wonderful when it is healthy

In a Valley marked by discontent, cricket has replaced football as a vehicle of self-assertion

My key takeaway from being in a college play was that I enjoyed theatre. ‘The bug had bitten.’

Between theology and storytelling, the djinn remains one of the most enduring figures of the Islamic imagination

Everyday survival and basic rights remain a struggle for most LGBTQIA+ individuals