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How a bullet shot led to a unique music festival in Madhya Pradesh's Bakayan village
The Guru Purnima Sangeet Mahotsav, now in its 132nd year, is India’s second-oldest surviving classical music festival, after the Harballabh Sangeet Sammelan in Jalandhar
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The man who preserved Rajasthan's soul: The enduring legacy of K. C. Maloo
For nearly 50 years, Keshari Chand Maloo documented and recorded thousands of traditional songs, from wedding melodies to devotional verses, transforming the lives of folk artists and ensuring that the authentic sound of Rajasthan's cultural soul was not lost to time
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Finding a stage for Ghungroos
As the Indian classical dance landscape evolves, dancers are struggling to find performing spaces
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Meta AI smart glasses have arrived. Is your privacy ready?
Meta’s AI glasses can make calls, livestream, and interact through voice commands
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Remembering Teejan Bai, the legendary Pandavani singer who took Chhattisgarh's folk art form to the world stage
Legendary Pandavani singer Teejan Bai, a global icon of Chhattisgarh's folk art, has passed away at the age of 70
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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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Indian family faces 'name and shame' campaign after Vietnam restaurant mayhem angers fellow citizens
Such people are responsible for Indian tourists getting blacklisted as people with zero civic sense by the international community, several netizens lamented
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OPINION | Are we raising children to succeed or simply to compete?
The traditional definition of success, based on rank and competition, is being replaced by a more holistic approach. Educational institutions are shifting towards competency-based assessments
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Trans adult content creator Bruna Mendonca says she secretly dated 'former Brazil superstar'
The Instagram sensation said her releationship with the footballer lasted for two years and now she regrets having agreed to his demands including signing a non-disclosure agreement
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Is Odisha food the next big thing on India's dining scene?
Odisha is a state of quiet culinary brilliance, with food of such depth and distinction that it is remarkable the mainstream has yet to discover it
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How YouTuber Prem Bhati died? Public uproar over terrible Kalyan roads
Prem Bhati was a very popular content creator among the youth; he focused on comedy and horror-themed reels
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Pied Hornbill feeds Grey Hornbill chicks in rare Lodhi Garden phenomenon
The unusual interaction between the two hornbill species at Delhi's Lodhi Gardens has sparked widespread interest, both online and offline
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World Environment Day 2026: Quotes, slogans, and messages for posters and WhatsApp wishes as June 5 looms
World Environment Day in 2026 focuses on climate change—on the urgent signals the Earth is sending and the signals we choose to send in response
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‘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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Journeying through spiritual and artistic layers of Shantiniketan
A heritage walk through Shantiniketan, now a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) World Heritage Site, reveals Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore’s living philosophy of education and nature, while gently confronting visitors with the delicate balance between access and preservation
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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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What global trends tell us about the future of volunteering in India | OPINION
As the world celebrates 2026 as the International Year of Volunteers, India’s evolving culture of volunteering offers valuable insights into how local action can shape global change.
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Artificial ponds, exotic plant species: Inside Ladakh LG’s ecology push
To address water scarcity, the Ladakh administration has launched Project Him Sarovar, under which 50 artificial ponds are being developed
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Buddha relics in Ladakh mark significant moment, as key talks loom
‘A magical moment’: Locals say catching a glimpse of sacred relics on Buddha Purnima
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Sacred Buddha relics reach Ladakh: Exposition from May 1
This rare event, celebrating Buddha Purnima with ancient relics from Piprahwa, runs from May 1 till May 15, drawing Buddhist communities and dignitaries
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The stage as a weapon: Ratheesh Varavoor's lone fight against drug menace
In an exclusive conversation with THE WEEK, Ratheesh Varavoor, a Kerala-based artist, shares his inspiration behind an unconventional fight against substance abuse
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Beyond the stigma: Kamathipura at a crossroads of reinvention and identity
As Mumbai eyes a sweeping redevelopment of one of its oldest and most misunderstood neighbourhoods, residents remain divided over what should change and what must remain
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From lanterns to ramen: Kochi embraces the East Asian wave
The three-day Kimchi Kulture Fest 2026 unfolds in Kochi, exploring Gen Z’s wave of interest in East Asian culture
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How AI-fruit dramas are now tackling misogyny, racism and trans issues
AI-fruit dramas are rapidly evolving from simple viral content like "Strawberina" to complex narratives reflecting societal issues
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The Trump dictionary: Decoding unique word meanings from 'Trumpictionary'
Move over Merriam-Webster, Oxford and Cambridge, the book that the world needs right now is the 'Trumpictionary'
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