Short Reads

Indian woman in white sari walking by a colorful house in Pondicherry

Culture & Society

Short Story: When A Riotous Mohenambal Came To Stay With Akka...

BY Roopa Swaminathan

Mini zen garden

Culture & Society

Emotional Intelligence (EI): A Concept More Important Than IQ

BY Dr Chandana Kashyap

Dimple Kapadia in Antareen

Art & Entertainment

Mrinal Sen At 100: A Less-discussed But Significant Work, Antareen, Turns 30

A Kashmiri widow whose husband was killed in a crossfire rests after being treated for trauma.

Culture & Society

From The Listening Post Of Mental Health Distress Calls In Srinagar

BY Naseer Ganai

Women march with a banner preaching diversity.

Culture & Society

Ms, Mrs, Kumari, Shrimati: Do Prefixes Violate Women's Privacy?

All the characters in the novel are also congenitally related through the location, Aghori Bazar.

Culture & Society

Book Review: Amar Deswa

BY Pravin Kumar

'This Soldier is Defending India', First World War recruitment poster, The Times Press, Bombay.

Culture & Society

Legends Never Die

BY Vinati Bhargava Mittal

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Amir Khusrow teaching his disciples in a miniature from a manuscript of Majlis al-Ushshaq

Culture & Society

India And Persia, In Perfect Symbiosis

BY Akhlaque A ‘ahan’

Nawab Jafar Mir Abdullah, a descendent of Shah and a member of BIA

Culture & Society

An Ode To The Nawab Of Lucknow…

BY Sanobar Haider

Draupadi and Bhim, Oleograph.

Culture & Society

Disturbance Of Poetry: A Review Of Sanjukta Dasgupta's Indomitable Draupadi

BY Amit Shankar Saha

A scene from The Broken Table

Art & Entertainment

Film Review: The Broken Table

BY Ipshita Mitra

(Clockwise from top right) Screengrabs from Charade and Nueve Reinas; the 2001 Deutsche Post stamp of Audrey Hepburn; screengrabs from Tommy Tricker and the Stamp Traveller, Brewster’s Millions and Barbados Quest

Art & Entertainment

Everybody Loves A Miniature

Vivan Sundaram 1943–2023

Art & Entertainment

Artist, Rebel: Remembering Vivan Sundaram

BY Premjish Achari

Sea People: Parag Sonarghare’s painting ‘The Foot’.

Art & Entertainment

BY Shahina K. K.

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A young Kashmiri nomad boy walks with his cattle in Srinagar.

Culture & Society

Little Hands Of J&K's Tribal Community Toil To Support Families

The Nizam Leaving The Residency, Hyderabad', circa 1900.

Culture & Society

Hyderabad: Of Ace And Andaz

BY Hoihnu Hauzel

For those, whose abilities do not follow the expected lines

Culture & Society

Book Review: Living In An Unequal World

BY Fehmida Zakeer

A child's gaze

Culture & Society

Consuming Playful Days Of Childhood

A television artwork.

Culture & Society

Short Poem: The Family On TV

A male couple looking forward to a better and hopeful future together.

Culture & Society

Same-Sex Laws Must Meet Needs Of Natural Justice

BY Gajanan Khergamker

Seafood preparation.

Culture & Society

Versova Seafood Festival: Popularising Picturesque Fishing Village Through Home Diners

BY Haima Deshpande

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Ustad Mohammad Yaqub Sheikh

Culture & Society

The Sufi Lament

BY Naseer Ganai

Of love and friendship...

Culture & Society

How To Write (Unfinished) Poetry For (Non)Friendship Day

BY Debotri Dhar

Are writers weak on the whole and determined to persevere on their chosen path against all odds?

Culture & Society

Book Review: If I Could Tell You

Winter evening at Scandal Point

Culture & Society

No Scandal At Scandal Point

BY Raaja Bhasin

A heartfelt amalgamation of women and their stories...

Culture & Society

Book Review: Where Mayfiles Live Forever

BY Anjali Chauhan

Pandit Nehru, talks to his grandson Rajiv Gandhi.

Culture & Society

'Young Rajiv' - A Diplomat's Diary

BY Aryan D’rozario

I was not created for pleasure...

Culture & Society

A Woman's Body Writing Itself

BY Durga Prasad Panda

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An old-Delhi view.

Culture & Society

Book Review: Attribution Before The Storm

It wasn’t a sacrifice, mere rite of passage...

Culture & Society

Short Poem: Or So Everyone Said

A paint brush.

Short Fiction: Still Life

BY Ipshita Mitra

An art of a pencil box.

Culture & Society

Life Is Like A Pencil Box

BY Hina Fatima Khan