As Bihar goes to vote, people are sifting through an 'auction of hope'. Cash transfers, welfare schemes and job pledges have dominated campaigns led by Nitish Kumar and Tejashwi Yadav, but widespread unemployment, migration and mistrust have left people questioning who can deliver real change
The state of affairs in Bihar today is such that the state will have to wait for a very long time before any semblance and safety can be delivered to its people
As Bihar heads into another fiercely contested Assembly election, the state’s political landscape is once again defined by shifting caste equations, high-stakes alliances, and Nitish Kumar’s remarkable staying power
The murder of 75-year-old Dular Chand Yadav, a feared strongman from Mokama, just before the first phase of the Bihar elections, has become a major turning point, intensifying local anger and political tensions.
The Left parties, once influential and then marginal, are now a catalyst of Opposition unity in Bihar. Siwan shows how they have changed
The SIR is underway in West Bengal before the 2026 Assembly elections.
The murder of 75-year-old Dular Chand Yadav, a feared strongman from Mokama, just before the first phase of the Bihar elections, has become a major turning point, intensifying local anger and political tensions.
The Left parties, once influential and then marginal, are now a catalyst of Opposition unity in Bihar. Siwan shows how they have changed
As Bihar goes to vote, people are sifting through an 'auction of hope'. Cash transfers, welfare schemes and job pledges have dominated campaigns led by Nitish Kumar and Tejashwi Yadav, but widespread unemployment, migration and mistrust have left people questioning who can deliver real change
The state of affairs in Bihar today is such that the state will have to wait for a very long time before any semblance and safety can be delivered to its people
Ajit Pawar’s office has said that the sale has been cancelled and that Parth Pawar was unaware of the land’s government ownership.
Trump’s remarks about South Africa echo earlier controversies during his presidency, when he accused the country of land seizures targeting white farmers. South Africa has consistently rejected those claims, clarifying that its land-reform programme aims to correct historic inequalities from the apartheid era through lawful and compensated redistribution.
Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium will host one of the semi-finals of the upcoming Men's T20 World Cup as Narendra Modi Stadium gets the final
Death, tragedy, madness design the world of Hamlet, directed by Aniel Karia. It’s a novel attempt at adaptation that’s true to the nerves of the play, but also experiments with the visual medium. Riz Ahmed and Sheeba Chaddha shine, and Shakespeare is shaken down to the masses, as it was intended.
In the Boyhood director’s latest, a single night is witness to a sinking Broadway artist’s laments
The Bollywood vamp has been missing from the scene for a few decades now, with item numbers trying to make up for her absence and failing
In the last few decades, Bihar, historically known for its cultural richness, has been wrought singularly in the visual framework of crime, politics and violence in Bollywood. Indie filmmakers, however, are changing this scenario.
In the Boyhood director’s latest, a single night is witness to a sinking Broadway artist’s laments
The Bollywood vamp has been missing from the scene for a few decades now, with item numbers trying to make up for her absence and failing
In the last few decades, Bihar, historically known for its cultural richness, has been wrought singularly in the visual framework of crime, politics and violence in Bollywood. Indie filmmakers, however, are changing this scenario.
Jatadhara aims to conjure spirits of faith, greed, and salvation, but ends up chasing its own tail. It’s ambitious, yes, but also confused, overlong, and astonishingly self-serious.
Vince Staples’ latest is an unsettling allegory about how Black creativity and trauma are often consumed as entertainment; how the spectacle of Blackness is commodified even in spaces supposedly meant to honour it.
On his 40th death anniversary, here's remembering Hindi cinema's giant, Sanjeev Kumar, who excelled every time as an actor, no matter what the genre, the role or the shade of emotion.
The film becomes a tribute to women who could never quite name the “itch” they felt, yet learned to embrace both their knowing and their elusiveness.
The film explores the cost of affection against the weight of history—two spouses learning to navigate each other’s worlds while simultaneously grappling with disconnection and discomfort. It delves into inherited philosophies, set against the backdrop of farmlands and a house in rural Punjab.
The Partition was an open wound that marked Ritwik Ghatak's art, his worldview, and his sense of belonging. On his birth centenary, here's looking back at his Partition trilogy, which portrayed the refugee experience on celluloid with remarkable nuance.
On cinema maestro Ritwik Ghatak's birth centenary, Shamya Dasgupta's latest book 'Unmechanical: Ritwik Ghatak In 50 Fragments', published by Westland Books, is ideal to remember the prolific auteur through the stories and writings of his students, academics and filmmakers.
Ahead of Bihar polls, a row over Samrat Choudhary and Tej Pratap’s remarks of ‘Nachaniya’ referring to RJD candidate Khesari Lal Yadav reveals an underlying misogyny that plagues Indian politics
Marking his 100th birth anniversary, a lookback through Ghatak’s life and legacy
He may not have lived to see his genius acknowledged in his own lifetime, but in the century since his birth, Ritwik Ghatak’s work has become exactly what he wanted it to be: a bridge between history’s deepest wounds and art’s attempts to heal them.
Stone plays a suspected alien plotting humanity’s overthrow in the ‘Poor Things’ director’s latest
Lesbian Space Princess is as messy, vibrant, and endearing as its protagonist. It’s a queer animated film that dares to be both silly and sincere, swinging between parody and poignancy without ever losing its heart.
SRK has often spoken about his interest in technologies, especially VFX. However, in the last decade and half, he has also lent himself to be a part of VFX experiments, in ways perhaps no other contemporary has.
Shah Rukh Khan embodies the idea of India we are fast losing—the India that some are fighting to retain, that existed at a simpler, more loving, softer time, with values that we have been proud to exhibit, and now struggle to save.
At 60, the fact that Khan continues to hand out historical moments to his global fan base, reinforces the careful cultivation of his image as a “superstar” across the nearly four decades of his career.
The four days of Chhath- Nahay Khay, Kharna, Sandhya Arghya (offering the setting sun), and Usha Arghya (offering to the rising sun) are also a post-anthropocentric celebration of the blurring of spatial and species distinctions.
Can Modi’s Nuclear Agenda Achieve Homi Bhabha’s Long-Delayed Dream of Energy Independence for India?
Cancer Care Costs Surge, Leaving Indian Families On The Brink
Team Liquid Partners with UNICEF for Youth Campaign
From The Latest Issue: Following The Footsteps Of Padmasambhava, The Borderless Guru Of The Himalayas
As someone who has grown up in Jaipur, I can attest to the fact that the city's food space is growing than ever before. Amidst evolving times, these are the restaurants that the Pink City is currently loving.
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
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