Spectrum

A 94-year-old in Pakistan’s port city can’t forget the days spent in her hill-town home as a teenager, and a Facebook group helps her locate the address

CJP’s ‘School Thik Karo’ drive in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Haryana, West Bengal, Delhi & Telangana flagged deficits in govt schools, forcing Rajasthan to declare revamp budget & Maharashtra to assess facilities

I hope it works out, the world needs it

Vayu, Marut, Vata and Prana represent different ways in which breeze as well as breath were imagined

You are allowed to be furious, devastated, feel betrayed But you are not allowed to kill someone because you are angry, or to destroy someone because they destroyed your heart

1983 turned out to be a fiasco. J&K’s Irani Cup tie with ‘Rest of India’ in October raises intriguing possibilities

Short film ‘Lasya — The Gentle Dance’ follows a father and son, beggars on Mumbai’s road-side, during a day in their life

The Shashank Walia directorial is an official selection for 31st Busan International Film Festival

Known for vivid dot-covered works and infinity mirror room installations

A deeply personal account of failure, mental illness, despair and survival

Films thrive in that fertile, messy ground between fact and feeling, hard evidence and the wild leaps of imagination

Indian badminton is making waves especially in the age-group circuit — thanks to enhanced exposure, advanced training facilities and a mindset that prioritises performance over monetary gains

The eminent poet was willing to expose his hurts and vulnerabilities despite the mandate of the Progressive Writers Association that their writings should inspire and encourage the masses

Kunna Gosht, a forgotten Punjabi delicacy returns, rich with history and earthy tradition

Rahi Masoom Reza’s literary writings earned him critical acclaim, but masses loved his scripts, dialogues, lyrics and detective novels. Remembering the maestro as his birth centenary celebrations begin

Over the last decade, the dedicated jazz venue has emerged as a defining cultural brand

Allowing lawyers to represent policyholders before Insurance Ombudsman undermines the very purpose of the scheme

Dr Rahi Masoom Reza was a rare Indian writer who could match Munshi Premchand in his craft and oeuvre, and write detective novels like Ibn-e-Safi

The ultimate aim should be a life filled with purpose, laughter and fulfilment

The mood still shines through despite the cynicism, funny memes and muggy weather

History, myth, and collective memory work give new meanings to events in every era

I wonder what my parents, who barely survived Partition, would have made of ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’

He would invite musicians to perform at his house in total privacy and stood by them in their times of need

Thirty years after her death, Charles Spencer tells the story of one of world’s most iconic and culturally significant figures

‘The Mark of the Matrix — Impressions from Contemporary Indian Printmaking’ brings together works by 11 artists