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August 06, 2026
Jimbu Thakali brings Nepal's iconic thali to India with first international outpost
'Indian food has long been popular in Nepal, but Nepali cuisine hasn't reached India to the same extent,' says founder Vivek Sherchan, on the idea behind opening Jimbu Thakali in India
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August 03, 2026
After decades in fashion, couturier Harpreet Narula turns to abstract art in first solo exhibition
An acclaimed designer, known as one-half of Rimple and Harpreet, the duo behind the opulent costumes of films such as Heeramandi and Padmaavat, Narula has now turned to abstract art
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July 30, 2026
From Maharaja Ranjit Singh to fakirs: DAG revisits Emily Eden's India
Eden's work is noted for its artistic precision and unique access, but also reflects the political context of British colonial rule in India
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July 26, 2026
Memes and marches: How Gen Z is redefining CJP’s protest over NEET paper leak
The defining feature of the Cockroach Janta Party protest is the collapse of the boundary between the internet and the streets
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July 25, 2026
'Students are very happy...': Jantar Mantar turns jubilant as CJP protesters claim victory after Dharmendra Pradhan exit
Protesters raised slogans of "Inquilab Zindabad" and "Vande Mataram" as news of his resignation came in, following the nearly month-long protest over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak
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July 24, 2026
Beyond Modi & Wangchuk: Why Jantar Mantar protesters refuse to back down
The movement has broadened to challenge wider issues in India's education system, including privatization and the need for comprehensive exam reforms
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July 23, 2026
From Ladakh to Delhi: The unwavering stand of Sonam Wangchuk and Gitanjali Angmo
The Sonam Wangchuk protest centres on his indefinite hunger strike, alongside partner Gitanjali J. Angmo, to demand government accountability for education reform and the NEET paper leak controversy
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July 15, 2026
A $150-billion case for making India inclusive, accessible to persons with disabilities: Report
The concept of "Purple Economy" frames disability not as a welfare issue but as a market opportunity worth $150 billion
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July 13, 2026
Tej Sisodia's 'It’s Only 47°C' explores how extreme heat comes with a rate card
The film unfolds over the course of a single day. And while it makes an important point, some things don’t quite land
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July 03, 2026
KNMA to bring South Asia’s artistic voices to Christie’s London
The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) will present ‘The Meeting Ground’ at Christie’s London from July 16 to August 21
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June 27, 2026
'The Complex' book review: Karan Mahajan's latest is a masterclass in human psyche, its complexes and desires
Karan Mahajan's novel 'The Complex' explores the destructive psychological dynamics of a large Delhi family living in close quarters, dominated by the legacy of their deceased patriarch, S.P. Chopra
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June 19, 2026
‘Cocktail 2’ review: A shallow love triangle built on female stereotypes
A soulless, hollow representation of modern relationships, one that gestures toward commitment anxiety and endless romantic options without saying anything particularly insightful about either
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June 16, 2026
What is El Niño and why is it a worry for India's monsoon this year? | EXPLAINED
Historically, El Niño has been linked to weaker monsoons and droughts in India, posing a substantial risk to the rain-dependent farm sector
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June 12, 2026
'Main Vaapas Aaunga' review: Naseeruddin Shah leads a poignant tale of love and partition in Imtiaz Ali's latest
The film suggests that trauma does not disappear with time; it merely changes shape
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June 07, 2026
Uttar Pradesh's hidden culinary treasures: From royal kitchens to village hearth
Just like the Uttar Pradesh government’s One District, One Cuisine list, the state’s diverse culinary traditions find little space in its food conversations
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June 06, 2026
Monsoon may become as dangerous as summer for heat stress in India: Study
A recent study highlights a significant increase in Uncompensable Heat Stress (UHS) during India's monsoon season, posing a growing health risk
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June 03, 2026
New restaurant Zetu brings a slice of Sri Lanka to Delhi
While the food experience could be subjective, what Zetu does, and successfully so, is offer a Sri Lankan experience not known to Delhi otherwise
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June 02, 2026
Was Britain forced out of India by economics? A documentary explores the question
Drawing on commentary from Shashi Tharoor, William Dalrymple, and Commodore Uday Bhaskar, among others, the film examines Britain's centuries-long presence in India through an economic lens
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June 02, 2026
Was Britain forced out of India by economics? A documentary explores the question
Drawing on commentary from Shashi Tharoor, William Dalrymple, and Commodore Uday Bhaskar, among others, the film examines Britain's centuries-long presence in India through an economic lens
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May 29, 2026
Isha Foundation says 13.4 crore trees planted under Cauvery Calling, sets 1.2 crore target for 2026–27
Envisioned by Isha Foundation’s founder Sadhguru, the initiative aims to facilitate the plantation of 242 crore trees across the Cauvery basin
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May 27, 2026
‘Someone, somewhere, is still reading’: Ruskin Bond on friendship, childhood and writing at 92
The beloved writer, who turned 92 on May 19, appears physically frail but remains warm and witty, chuckling often as he speaks
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May 20, 2026
S. Hareesh and Jayasree Kalathil interview: Reimagining an independent Travancore in new book 'August 17'
Blending fictional characters with historical figures such as Vaikom Muhammad Basheer, the novel moves beyond historical fiction into an exploration of storytelling itself, and how stories shape nations, politics, and collective memory
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May 17, 2026
Price of progress: How Ladakh is facing cultural, environmental challenges
Ladakh’s development is at a crossroads, facing the dual challenge of rapid modernisation and preserving its unique cultural identity and fragile ecology
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May 17, 2026
‘Trust with Centre has declined drastically’: Sonam Wangchuk
Today, Jammu is viewed as hyper-nationalist, while Ladakhis are branded anti-nationals, Wangchuk says
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May 14, 2026
At home, on set, in creation: Satyajit Ray in colour through Nemai Ghosh’s lens
Nemai Ghosh's picture chronicle on Satyajit Ray is part of a month-long exhibition at DAG, which opened in New Delhi on May 8
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