Psychoanalyst Sudhir Kakar on sexuality and intimate relations in modern India...

The digital age has held up a salad bowl of the sexual. Paromita Vohra looks at the polyphonic eco-system of desire and custom of young, ‘liberated’ Indians.

On a detour from the straight and narrow, Stuti Agarwal enters a realm of endless ­possibilities opened up by asking one question: can we love more than one person at a time?

Married women are the new ‘infidels’. Far from feeling guilty, they thrive on the secret attraction, writes Priya Pathiyan.

Apsara Reddy thinks there’s no real place in the heart of a man for a transgender woman

Modern couples are more aware of the impermanence of marriage in India’s transitioning culture. Yet, monogamy is not out of style, writes Smita Deshmukh

Set in a brothel during Partition, Rajkahini shocked audiences by its sexually charged themes. Sreemoyee Piu Kundu speaks with director Srijit Mukherji.

Did Savita Bhabhi stand for a common fetish in Indian men: a sexual liaison with older women, wonders Devanik Saha

Celibacy is couched in deep lord-love, scriptural fear-mongering or worn as a badge in a goal-driven life. Amrita Narayanan writes on the ways of ascetic and power celibacy.

When Harish Iyer thought of invading the heteronormative domain of ­marriage, little did he know it could involve being panned for casteism

Kinky sex isn’t new in the land of Kama Sutra. Typically, BDSM challenges gender stereotypes. Here, consent is given proactively. Its power lies in our ability to withdraw it, says Jaya Sharma

Sreemoyee Piu Kundu recounts a wife’s tale of matrimonial horror