In this elegant collection of stories, Rushdie revisits the places that shaped his life and made him what he eventually became. Much has changed in the old places, as these stopped being the old places they were.
Raj’s legacy has been ever enriching. Five decades in filmmaking is indeed a long innings, but he didn’t get featured in media like others.
Combining textual reading and archival work, Sunila Kale and Christian Novetzke have teamed together to chart the political conceptualisation of yoga
The Indus Water Treaty has stood the test of time since it was enacted. Its suspension sets a worrying precedent in cross-border hydro diplomacy
The Deras by Santosh Singh is a compelling study of Punjab’s spiritual hubs offer social identity, mobility, and political influence to marginalised communities.
Relationships should transcend mere formalities, or they risk fading away if efforts aren’t made to rebuild them
In today's polarised overheated political environment, shame as a social construct has been conveniently used as the go-to attack on one's perceived enemies
An amusing take on the universal phenomenon of bladder relief in swimming pools and its unexpected benefits.
As the act of washing dirty linen in public gets negated, the washing machine has instead been put to use to wash the person clean (of his/her dirty attire) for the ballot box
After losing an eye in this violent incident, Salman Rushdie got a chance to re-understand the two-eyed society and he had the self-awareness to see and show the 'Knife' as an idea more than a weapon.
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