For a generation of women, long-term trauma is invisible, lodged in their bodies, routines, and silences. Part of a special series, Beyond the Gunfire, on mental health in Kashmir, this report shows how decades of conflict leaves scars, and how patients navigate hope, and healing.
As people scramble in Dharavi’s maze and Andheri sees never ending work on its bridges, people of the city wait at yet another barricade
A powerful short story collection exploring Assam’s history, tea gardens, folklore, feminism, and belonging from the 1850s to 2000s. A quiet yet incisive portrait of Northeast India’s resilience and loss
The message from Dhaka is clear: India is an inescapable neighbour, essential for trade, transit, and regional stability. But the era of deference is over.
The recent statements by some writers have become a major political talking point in poll-bound Kerala.
This anthology of essays, edited by Manisha Sobhrajani explores women’s freedoms and rights in Kashmir
Burying the Boyfriend: Why Women Are Getting Weary of Modern Romance
For many women, dating in their 30s and 40s is defined less by romance than by exhaustion, confusion and a sense of emotional attrition
Women shoulder disproportionate emotional and domestic work, shaping how they view intimacy and relationships
When I meet women in their 30s or 40s, choosing to stay single, I don’t feel an urge to ask ‘why’. I know why, I have lived that ‘why’, that ‘why’ is the continued erasure of a woman’s identity
Social conditioning compels men to suppress their emotions and expects women to be their emotional fixers, leading to lopsided situations wherein the entire burden of making the relationship work falls on women.
Across generations and cultures, more women are questioning whether marriage offers companionship or merely reinforces systems of control, inheritance and unequal compromise.
Dating apps are rethinking their fundamentals as women demand safer, more intentional experiences. Chandni Gaglani, Head of Aisle Network, speaks to Jinit Parmar about how insights from women users have reshaped Aisle.
Security forces arrested three militants from banned outfits PLA and PREPAK (PRO) in Manipur's Tengnoupal and Imphal East districts. A 10 kg IED was also recovered and safely defused in Churachandpur. Read details of the operation.
22-year-old postgraduate from Karnataka discovered dead in the US; Indian Consulate confirms recovery and offers full support to family
Nepal Vs West Indies, T20 World Cup 2026: Rohit Paudel-led Nepal will go up against an undefeated West Indies side at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on Sunday, February 15. Catch the NEP vs WI live score and updates, right here
Arundhati Roy expressed deep concern over the statements by the Berlinale Jury, highlighting that complicity through silence is a gesture history rarely forgives.
This Valentine’s Day, we explore how Bollywood’s longest romance has been with the kiss itself.
Arundhati Roy has pulled out of the Berlinale 2026 after the jury's remarks on Gaza. The author criticised suggestions that art should remain separate from politics.
Bhardwaj remains a formidable architect of Indian noir, capable of conjuring immersive realms with ease. With a more disciplined edit though, ‘O’ Romeo’ might have achieved the narrative stature its ambition seeks.
This Valentine’s Day, we explore how Bollywood’s longest romance has been with the kiss itself.
Arundhati Roy has pulled out of the Berlinale 2026 after the jury's remarks on Gaza. The author criticised suggestions that art should remain separate from politics.
Bhardwaj remains a formidable architect of Indian noir, capable of conjuring immersive realms with ease. With a more disciplined edit though, ‘O’ Romeo’ might have achieved the narrative stature its ambition seeks.
‘Tu Yaa Main’ is the kind of romantic thriller Bollywood seldom ventures into. There’s enough experimentation here to hold the viewer’s attention even as the film openly embraces its flaws.
Director Emerald Fennell erases, elides and mangles the Emily Brontë classic beyond recognition in a flat, lurid reinterpretation stacked with nonsensical decisions
In a TV-scape that is scattered with high-profile crime dramas struggling to justify their continuations, Kohrra does something rare and actually ups the stakes by digging deeper.
At the heart of The Tablet lies a story about survival shaped by silence—about a mother who must withhold the truth to protect her child, and a child who continues to dream despite the weight he unknowingly carries.
Hansal Mehta’s Shahid finds even greater resonance in the present, with the use of laws that advocate Shahid Azmi fought against becoming even more draconian than when he was alive.
Ahead of Kennedy's OTT release on Zee5, actor Rahul Bhat opened up about his character, his bond with Anurag Kashyap, his upcoming projects and more.
Angela Schanelec, Anthony Chen, Alain Gomis are part of an eclectic bunch bringing new films to the 76th edition.
Marijana Jankovic’s Home, which had its world premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, is an emotionally astute debut that is comfortable observing rather than being incendiary or confrontational.
At a time when AI and augmented reality appear to be threatening artistic practices, originality and creative expression, a few practitioners associated with the India Art Fair 2026 are amalgamating age-old artistic traditions with cool interactive tech tools.
National Award–winning filmmaker Varun Tandon, known for short films like Syaahi (2016) and his latest Thursday Special (2026), reflects on his journey and creative process.
Sorrentino regular Toni Servillo plays a fictional Italian president looking back as his term winds up
‘Trijya’ shapes itself into a study of inter-connectedness and what becomes of sensitive people cornered by the chaotic order of the world.
In India, a film doesn't always get judged after release. Sometimes it's judged even before it reaches a theatre.
As Kumbalangi Nights marks seven years today, one is reminded of how its quiet canals, emerald stretches and lived-in community form a striking terrain to explore masculinity in its most unvarnished form.
Recipient of the Padma Vibhushan award last week, Rajam ji remains humble and grounded.
During my recent visit to Benares, I found myself walking through a city reshaped by ambition, reordered by authority, and increasingly uncomfortable with the very rituals that had sustained it for centuries
Capitalism, Socialism, Democracy and the Return of History
NPS Changes Ahead: New Payout Options, Banks Eye Pension Fund Role, Health Cover On Cards, And More
BTS Sells Over 500 Million Units, Matching The Beatles
Valentine’s Day 2026: India’s Most Romantic Forest Retreats, Private Villas And Luxe Resort Experiences To Book Now
As Delhiites queue up outside the recently opened Benne dosa hotspot in the city, here are the best Benne dosas, right in the heart of the city where they come from!
The luxury home living brand has come up with a 18,000 sqft flagship store at MG Road bringing its design-forward approach to furniture and collectibles
