Mahima Monga

Radical, relevant and uncensored, zines have a growing niche in India

An Australian author and poet, Dr. Anita Heiss has seeped conversations surrounding social justice and identity into popular fiction. ‘Growing Up Aboriginal In Australia’, ‘Am I Black Enough For You?’, ‘Not Meeting Mr. Right’, are some of the many books Heiss has authored and edited.

The evolution of physical, environmental changes around us revealed a lesser entertaining side to the #10YearChallenge widely popular on social media.

The iconic director and one of the pioneers of parallel cinema, Mrinal Sen passed away on Sunday in Kolkata, aged 95.

The Mousetrap is the longest running play all over the world for over 6 decades and has achieved many world records since 1952.

Henry Eliot’s latest project ‘The Penguin Classics Book’ is a time traveler’s guide through all the books published in the Penguin Classics series.

As the theme for World AIDS Day 2018 is ‘Know Your Status’, what questions do we need to ask and what are the answers that we seek?

‘The Fore Caddy’ written by V. Sanjay Kumar from Bangalore received the first prize at the prestigious UK Bridport Prize 2018.

Short Film 'Sheher Ya Tum' made by filmmaker Karan Asnani won the Golden Gateway Award in the Dimensions Mumbai category at MAMI Film Festival.

Psychologists are working toward mental health education at a rural level aiding India’s overall progress.

Kalpana Lajmi’s films exposed the reality of patriarchal norms and societal malpractices that affect a woman’s life.