A very visible part of the Indian modern art scene for 75 years, he has mattered to the art world as much as the art world has mattered to him
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Based on Harishankar Parsai's satire, the play is coming to Delhi with all the melodrama from the Hindi movies that you’ve missed, but not really
Remembering the sense of smell and touch that was once an inseparable part of every Indian’s life
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The finely milled cornflour absorbs all flavours, sweet and salty, with effortless ease
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The age of digital intimacy is here and it’s messier, deeper and more human than expected
An excerpt from ‘Yaadgah: Memories of Srinagar’
Joining the visible and invisible dots
Kanishka bombing continues to throw up more questions even 40 years hence
Since the terror attack on June 23, 1985, justice and closure continue to elude families of victims of Air India Flight 182
Having studied the jungle closely, the works at the artist's latest exhibition, ‘In Pursuit of Parallels’, are rich in detail
This Giddha has it all — swords, satire, and something to say — but spotlight is missing
The tart and beautifully coloured fermented drink with earthy, fruity notes teases the palate and awakens the senses
Author-illustrator Rohan Chakravarty’s delightful book, ‘Bird Business’, showcases behaviour of 100 birds from across the country
A flashback at the careers of the two iconic heroes of southern cinema
The Indian athletes’ performance at the recent Asian Championships and Taiwan Athletics Open has been more than encouraging, but for the federation, these meets are only a stepping stone towards competing well at 2028 LA Olympics
It may seem strange to today's moviegoers that men and women were seated separately in distinct sections of the hall, divided by a 4-foot-high curtain
A cigarette comes in handy as an economic indicator: a shift in the brand is a faithful index of the cost of living
In a remote village in Gurugram, a Britisher’s dream project of educating underprivileged kids lends hope
Sewa is a spiritual discipline inculcated on the path to the Divine. It can be of three types: Tan, Mann, and Dhan
An evening in the company of the giants of forestry — looking back, ahead
Often not the star lead on the table, this snack can be seen in stellar supporting roles
Frederick Forsyth, Le Carre, Jeffrey Archer, Ken Follet — in a league of their own, with bestsellers guaranteed
For AAP govt, the Udyog Kranti scheme is a game-changer the state so desperately needs. Its execution is the challenge
India’s Test captain at 25, Shubman Gill shoulders a responsibility that very few of his age have been tasked with. For inspiration, there’s always Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi — captain at 21, whose name for some reason is no longer associated with the India-England trophy
Hailed as the world’s best train journey, the Flam Railway is much more than an exploration of the scenic Norwegian region. It is a marvel of engineering
Home to one of the last rural communities in the country, the boomerang-shaped island is a haven for nature lovers
A festival darling, ‘Second Chance’ is about a young woman facing an accidental pre-marital pregnancy and finding unlikely friendship in simple village folk
The film remains a rare cinematic moment when the idea of India was portrayed with honesty, humility, and heart
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