society: art
Collectors are sharing their often idiosyncratic visions with others in private museums
Magazine | Nov 23, 2009
foodie alert
Too many people equate organic food with patchouli-scented pot-smokers listening to Pete Seeger and talking tearfully of our crimes against Mother Earth...
Magazine | Nov 23, 2009
urban landscape: architecture
Why are we still emulating colonial structures? Where are our starchitects?
Magazine | Nov 09, 2009
environment: wildlife
Hunted out from Indian grasslands, the cheetah may tear across the landscape again
Magazine | Oct 05, 2009
Dance: Kattaikuttu
A school is turning dropouts into Kattaikuttu performers
Magazine | Sep 21, 2009
Chennai Restaurant
If you like your coffee not doled out by a charmless chain store, and birdsong, not boybands, chirping in your ears...
Magazine | Sep 21, 2009
delhi Restaurant
Judging from the feeding frenzy I was witness to, the “taste that launched a thousand parking tickets” is all set to torpedo India.
Magazine | Aug 31, 2009
India in Images
National Geographic photographer Steve McCurry got hooked on India on his first trip in 1978. He’s not been deaddicted yet.
Magazine | Aug 24, 2009
photo essay: work
An exhibition by photographer Clare Arni freezes in frames trades dying in the onslaught of mechanised homogeneity
Magazine | Aug 10, 2009
environment: orchids
Fragile, mysterious, rare Indian orchids come under threat
Magazine | Jun 15, 2009
delhi Restaurant
Nothing about this year-old haute-Chinese restaurant suggests 'cheap', but they do do a mean value-for-money dimsum feast, the 'Yum Cha' lunch
Magazine | Jun 15, 2009
history: LETTERS
Will history be the poorer in this age of e-mail & Twitter?
Magazine | Jun 01, 2009
animals: conservation
Contrary to popular belief, indigenous breeds are a sturdier option than disease-prone crossbreds
Magazine | Apr 27, 2009
Jaipur: museum
Jaipur's Albert Hall Museum is brought back from the dead with expert care
Magazine | Apr 13, 2009
religion: Sikhism
Children from all over the globe come here to learn the tenets of Sikhism
Magazine | Mar 23, 2009
in danger: owls
Bringer of fortune, foreteller of death—the vice of superstition is tearing the life out of Indian owls
Magazine | Mar 16, 2009
art
Celebrating a master's astonishing versatility
Magazine | Feb 23, 2009
chennai Restaurant
The space-age version of a chic Parisian tea room with products that are deliciously innovative and, well, orgasmic
Magazine | Jan 26, 2009
urbania: public art
In the name of public art, our cities are speckled with so much expensive ugliness
Magazine | Dec 29, 2008
exhibition: faberge artifacts
Faberge's exquisite Easter eggs breathe the splendour of tsars
Magazine | Dec 22, 2008