Standing at over 2.5 m tall and weighing over four tonnes, the Asian elephant can proudly boast of being one…
Standing at over 2.5 m tall and weighing over four tonnes, the Asian elephant can proudly boast of being one…
Overshadowed as a communication channel by the telephone, email, mobile, messaging apps and social media, the post office still remains…
Mother, daughter, sister, wife—these are just some roles a woman plays in her life. But if you separate the relation…
Rana Safvi attempts to address with her new book, The Forgotten Cities of Delhi, the second in her Where Stones…
People today don’t see the ruins. For them, only the swanky and tall buildings matter. Ruins are seen as picnic…
On June 25, a day before Hicky was to be put on the stand in the courtroom, Hicky’s Bengal Gazette—the…
Water, the elixir of life, has become one of the biggest crisis points in the world today. As cities and…
Cigarette butts and flakes of ash carelessly strewn around float in the mind when you encounter the term ‘Ash On…
It’s no wonder then that multinational companies as well as small enterprises are opting for flexible set-ups for their daily…
Launched on YouTube in April, Maestros in Studio delves deep into the realms of Carnatic and Hindustani classical music. Musicians…
BV Doshi calls for building homes and not houses amid rapid urbanisation.
The entire exhibition puts you into disparate time capsules—each linked to the other, yet possessing an entirety in itself.
From Madhya Pradesh’s Khajuraho temples to Tamil Nadu’s Pancha Rathas monument complex, India has always had a glorious tradition of…
Opposition raises questions on Centre’s move to give the monument to Dalmia Bharat for maintenance.
A book traces the course of Indian wildlife, from the princely and British era to the present
‘Khoisan’, the name given to the gulab jamun cocktail, is prepared on a base of Havana rum blended with some…
Another good news is that open prisons in the country are witnessing a measured shift in their upkeep.
With Navigating Mindscapes, Mehndiratta takes a novel and multilateral path, marrying Freud’s ideas and Kafka’s works on a canvas.