Arundhati Roy’s latest memoir, “Mother Mary Comes To Me,” offers an intimate look at her complex relationship with her mother,…
In his new novel, The Tiger’s Share, author Keshava Guha uses Delhi’s suffocating air pollution as a potent metaphor for…
In his 2020 novel, Pagalkhana, now available in English translation as The Mad House, the author extends his repertoire of…
Young sculptors from Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh gathered abandoned automobile parts like motorcycle wheels, chains and bearings to create works…
Urdu poetry still inspires people. While finding a sher or shayar is an issue, some platforms are giving a renewed…
Malayalam writer T.D. Ramakrishnan’s novel, “Francis Itty Cora,” translated by Priya K. Nair, takes readers on a captivating journey through…
Aesthetic renaissance is spurring an unusually high number of animated films at Cannes film festival this year.
At the Cannes film festival this year, documentaries are offering testimonies of conflicts, oppression and suppression of freedom.
This year, Cannes film fest rolls out the red carpet for filmmakers from India and its neighbourhood.
Explore Carnival, Sayam Bandyopadhyay’s powerful novel set during India’s First War of Independence, as it examines freedom, colonialism, and entrepreneurship…
Separating the best examples of classical Sanskrit drama in the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, the retelling of the nine plays…
Contemporary artist Varad Bang resets the mood for love with a Wong Kar-wai classic.
Kannada author Banu Mushtaq, shortlisted for the 2025 International Booker Prize, reflects on 50+ years of writing about Muslim women’s…
How young men and women with special needs are learning to become professional performers, one magic trick at a time.
Timeri N Murari’s “Chicanery” plunges readers into an imaginary nation where a populist party’s rise to power has crushed democracy,…
Indian-American actor Kal Penn talks about the relevance of Mahatma Gandhi, the Indian community, American politics and more.
Powerful & provocative prose about daily life and its politics.
In an interview with FE at the Kerala Literature Festival, Erpenbeck talks about her previous works, the art and free…
