Shreya Sen-Handley | Banquets and brickbats for crumbling Kolkata

That feeling of homecoming hasn’t diminished any over the years.

Patralekha Chatterjee | India’s secret sauce… and how it can be even better

India’s international schools are beyond most Indians' reach, but even the good ones cost far less than international schools elsewhere

English spoken in any accent other than their own can have the British flummoxed, or worse — scrambling to correct your pronunciation

Think about what you’d rescue in a residential fire and you’ll know what home is

If you bombard me with Bombay/Mumbai nostalgia, I’d be over the moon. I’m lying. I’m not fond of Internet forwards

Far from the glamorous mode of transportation it once was, not even catering for basic human needs, air travel is now officially hell

Review of 'No Way In' by Udayan Mukherjee

It is also glaringly obvious that apart from killing us slowly, toxic air is taking a huge toll on India’s economy

An affable, kind-hearted and simple man, Lapirerre mingled with ordinary folk and made characters out of them in his fiction

A photo in a prominent daily shows a “peaceful” protester violently kicking a helmeted police officer sprawled helplessly on the pavement