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Book Review | Portrait of an open wound

Book Review | Portrait of an open wound

In many ways, Sharankumar Limbale’s novel Sanatan is a history of the present, examining as it does the...

21 Dec 2024 1:02 PM IST

Why Hyderabad could be India’s ‘City of Love’

Why Hyderabad could be India’s ‘City of Love’

In the old city of Hyderabad, there is a 446-year-old bridge called the Purana Pul (old bridge)....

21 Dec 2024 12:52 PM IST

Book Review | Syeda Hameed’s life of compassion

Book Review | Syeda Hameed’s life of compassion

It is difficult to slot 81-year-old Syeda Saiyidain Hameed in any one box. A well-known Delhi figure, she...

21 Dec 2024 12:26 PM IST

Confluence of landforms

Confluence of landforms

Srishti Art Gallery’s ongoing display connotes the symbiosis of local heritage and global narratives

20 Dec 2024 12:10 AM IST

RAW Agent Lucky Bisht Announces Biopic Sequel RAW Hitman 2

RAW Agent Lucky Bisht Announces Biopic Sequel RAW Hitman 2

Lucky Bisht Becomes the First Indian to Have a Book Franchise Simon & Schuster, Publishing company in America

18 Dec 2024 6:40 PM IST

Migrant Memory Exhibition at Kalakriti Art Gallery

Migrant Memory Exhibition at Kalakriti Art Gallery

Migration is as ancient as humanity itself—a pursuit embedded in our cultural DNA. Contrary to dramatic...

18 Dec 2024 3:54 PM IST

Royalty meets ignobility in romcom novelty

Royalty meets ignobility in romcom novelty

Aristocratic shenanigans, lies and a flaming affair between a young earl and a girl of ignoble birth

18 Dec 2024 12:12 AM IST

Book Review | Boris cuts corners, omits facts

Book Review | Boris cuts corners, omits facts

Since Unleashed bristles with petty triumphs despite its tone of petulant anger, it has been called ‘self-serving’

14 Dec 2024 1:30 PM IST

Book Review | Every slave’s heaven

Book Review | Every slave’s heaven

James the narrator and Jim the slave are as chalk and cheese; James is cerebral and educated while Jim is skilled but...

14 Dec 2024 1:00 PM IST

India a Begumpura of reason & compassion: Githa Hariharan

India a Begumpura of reason & compassion: Githa Hariharan

Writer and editor Githa Hariharan, who successfully challenged the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act in...

14 Dec 2024 12:28 PM IST

Deccan temples had unique temple architecture

Deccan temples had unique temple architecture

Hoyasalas were from south of Krishna, which was never considered Deccan, though it practised Vesara architecture

14 Dec 2024 2:26 AM IST

Beyond the headlines: Stories from the battlefield, and after

Beyond the headlines: Stories from the battlefield, and after

Brigadier Baqir Shameem’s “Thorns and Roses” shares valuable insights into life of a soldier

13 Dec 2024 12:32 AM IST