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Five Indian flatbreads are among the first 20 in the list of top 100 global list

Relative humidity in North India has increased by more than 10 per cent in the past decade, besides an alarming rise in very warm nights, finds study

Bridging childhood memories with innovation, the Indian black plum chaat is a celebration of street food and seasonal wisdom

Samana has shown the way — a collective resolve to ensure safe transport arrangements for schoolchildren, and seeking accountability for safer roads

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Considered India’s greatest living sculptor, the centenarian has 8,000 statues to his credit and is as passionate as ever

An essential part of childhood, the concept also caters to in-between-meal snacks

Two years before he penned ‘Why I Am An Atheist’, a letter to his friend Amar Chand reveals a young revolutionary in transition — marked by emotional vulnerability, inner conflict, and a search for moral and ideological grounding

Robert Macfarlane speaks to Siddharth Pandey about his latest book, ‘Is a River Alive?’ where he undertakes major journeys to rivers in northern Ecuador, South India; and north-eastern Quebec, where communities are waging a desperate battle to save the lives of these waterbodies

A mini edition to kick off in Birmingham later this month

A platform that talks about films with stars, but not the ones they are associated with

Aditya Arya says photographs are narratives that invite us to reflect, remember, and engage with the world around us

Pulitzer for Palestinian writer-poet Mosab Abu Toha comes at a time when voices on Palestine are facing a clampdown

All saints engage themselves in service to others, constant prayer, reading from scriptures, preaching sermons, alms-giving and ascetic practices, compassionate acts, self-denial, and generosity

Like homicide or genocide, ecocide too involves killing, but on a planetary scale

Virat has achieved it all, the status of a legend, Test cricket’s mascot, a batting genius and a skipper par excellence

The two destinations, so far top picks for Indian travellers, are no longer finding favour amid diplomatic tensions

Extreme weather events, shifting monsoon patterns and rising temperatures are disrupting the cultivation of this food crop which is ranked fourth important globally

This elegant dish, which brings home flavours of France, is prepared with local, seasonal ingredients

Her art subverts set patterns. Her book, too, resists the template of a traditional tome

The IPL game that will be remembered for events that unfolded off the field

The story exists in layers, capturing key transformations of Hindu society

As strikes and counter-strikes by drones and missiles as well as small arms and artillery continue between India and Pakistan along the entire western front and a tense atmosphere prevails, the Central government has authorised Chief of the Army Staff...

The late Punjabi artist Balraj Khanna’s exhibition at the prestigious Tate UK is a testament to South Asian artists’ long battle against prejudice

Why Piprahwa case is a spiritual reckoning for Tibetan Buddhists