Spectrum

Excerpts of The Tribune interview with the eminent historian and public intellectual

Set in early 20th century, the play examines issues of love, loss, longing and memory

Himachal is seeing a wave of reverse migration, as professionals leave city life behind to revive orchards, build agribusinesses, and find purpose back home

It’s a new way of storytelling: A chef can take a diner from India to Spain, Mexico, Japan and France, one bite at a time

Jacqueline Kennedy's celebrated 1962 India visit blended hospitality, humour, Holi revelry and diplomatic concerns

Inauthentic dissent, as against authentic dissent, can cause people to become more entrenched in their original beliefs

Teachers’ Day once honoured learning; today, neglected schools expose systemic failure

Just because the world doesn’t see your grief in the same way it might see the loss of a human loved one doesn’t mean that your pain isn’t real

India gave sugar to the world, but then lost even the name for it. The same crop was later used to ship Indian labourers to sugar colonies

Film Heritage Foundation restores Kamal Amrohi’s 1972 classic starring Meena Kumari after a painstaking two-year effort

The film previously featured at the NFDC Waves Film Bazaar 2025 Work in Progress Lab

From Punjab villages to Rajasthan’s hinterland, wireless broadband, powered by Jio’s proprietary tech, is shrinking digital distance

From forest to kitchen, bamboo shoots reveal India’s tribal food wisdom, and flavours shaped by living with nature

These were issued during the premiership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi

The untold story of Indian Air Force wives who stood like an unshakeable wall during Operation Safed Sagar in Kargil

The event returns for its ninth edition, allowing people to encounter art without the scale and commercial pressure of a conventional fair

A new book tells the storied tale, marked by opulence and intricacy of design

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