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The Oscar-winning film is a heartbreaking tale fuelled by the universal tragedy of class inequality

Global heavy metal and rock music have a new conqueror from Mongolia

The 10th edition of the Kabir Festival, Mumbai, saw a confluence of folk, classical and devotional poetry traditions that attest India’s pluralistic fabric

Artificial intelligence may be able to predict and recreate, but it cannot surpass the creative unruliness of the human mind

What does it mean to be indigenous? At what point does one begin to belong?

Dishoom, authored by the founders of the eponymous London-based chain of restaurants, is a love letter to Mumbai’s culinary traditions and eccentricities

The tag line said ‘Go IndiGo’ and the Indian air traveller heartily obliged, making the low-cost airline with a penchant for keeping time a blockbuster success. But that flight has now run into turbulence; its once-close promoters have fallen out and are facing off in court, and its bid to grow fast has left the carrier with many a faulty engine

Arriving in Mumbai’s international terminal I am reminded of the city’s specialness. The art at the airport, for instance: It’s not just ...

On February 8, 1971, the NASDAQ stock market index opened for the first time. This quiz is all about stocks and stock markets.Of bulls and bears1 ...

The government seems to have reluctantly acknowledged its limitations. At one level, that realisation is worthy of celebration

Team Baala has been spreading awareness on menstrual health in Indian villages

An innovative and personal medium of communication, zines, found a place at India Art Fair

A mother introduces her son to the National Salt Satyagraha Memorial to help him learn from history

An Oxfam report reveals that women’s care work — paid and unpaid — is neither considered an economic activity nor reflected in measures of economic progress

A simulated illegal border crossing is the chief attraction — and deterrent — at an amusement park in the Mexican town of Ixmiquilpan

A soul sojourn in the city of lights embraces food, adventure and spirituality

The rich metaphorical history of the national flower is being destroyed by a political party that only understands the literal

Women have stepped out of their homes to spearhead anti-CAA protests in various parts of the country

There’s a reason why humble millets are today’s superfood

Makeshift libraries, book-reading sessions and simple lessons keep the young ones engaged while their parents join an ongoing protest at Shaheen Bagh

On this day in 1884, the first Volume (A to Ant) of the definitive Oxford English Dictionary was published. The perfect time therefore for a quiz on words