India’s rapid urbanisation and digital saturation amplify the paradox of people hyper-connected online but isolated in their real-life contexts of proximity without intimacy.
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In defiance of the Western gaze and the dominance of Euro-American institutions, the Bihar Museum Biennale creates space for museums of the Global South to lead the cultural conversation
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Unravelling the power of thread, Kallol Datta’s latest solo exhibition in Mumbai picks apart the memory of textiles and tales of defiance
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In Hindu mythology, blue is no ordinary color—it’s a sacred marker of divinity, symbolising the infinite sky and the cosmic void.
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Book bans are about fear, control and the desperate need to manage public imagination
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Rage rooms are gradually becoming popular spaces for recreational therapy or self-therapy but is smashing, crashing or breaking things actually helping people de-stress?
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Stories of love, companionship and sacrifice from war zones convey the existence of love as a profound act of defiance against the tyranny of a loveless world.
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Ninety-eight per cent of queer people live with chosen families; most running away from abusive biological families
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Amid the euphoria of development in the country, there are many who question the parameters of the same.
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