And yielded the sons of my stricken wombTo the drum-beats of duty, the sabres of doom.Gathered like pearls in their alien gravesSilent they sleep by the Persian ...

The AlUla Arts Festival is entirely embedded within the region’s famous sites, using its ancient heritage and natural rock formations as the canvas and backdrop ...

While Chennai is slowly warming up to the idea of girl-date bouquets and baby’s breath tied with handwritten notes, Tamil culture has long lived in an intimate ...

The Messi mess definitely did not take us by total surprise. For we, the citizens of this country, have witnessed far worse. We are a nation of hotheads. We can ...

Imagine a young man, a formidable scholar already steeped in Sanskrit, philosophy, logic, and music, standing conflicted by the waters of the sacred Ganga. This ...

Where warm sand meets salty waves, where roots tangle like puzzles and the air hums with invisible life, the mangroves stand patient, ancient, and unshaken. For ...

The 38th Hyderabad Book Fair was inaugurated on Friday, with Tourism and Culture Minister Jupally Krishna Rao urging that books move beyond shelves and become p ...

Every piece that you see here is handmade,” says Sri Lanka-born artist Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran, as he ushers a select few into Mumbai’s Jhaveri Contemporary.

A barrage of slurs floods the social media — “ugly,” “aunty,” “bimbo”. Subha J Rao calls this a “normal week” on social media. After 28 years of working as a jo ...

Some histories survive not in stone inscriptions or textbooks, but in language spoken at home, recipes passed down from kitchens, and clothes woven over generat ...

In view of Telangana witnessing a series of industrial accidents in recent times, the state government in collaboration with the National Disaster Management Au ...

Reported by Suchitra Kalyan Mohanty for The New Indian Express A fresh Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking directions t ...