In this capitalist world, it’s imperative that children learn about financial literacy early on

At the ongoing Sound Reasons Festival V, Swiss artist Zimoun’s minimalist sound sculptures explore the connection between organic life and modern technology

A new anthology of stories, translated from Marathi, is about ordinary folks coming to terms with the queer sexuality of their children and siblings

The celebrated author chats about his latest work, how everything inspires him and why his books always have such a visual element to them

Two dancers collaborate to use the Odissi form as a language to interpret folkloric myths from across the world

The villain in Hindi cinema shifted professions with the decades but the chief villain remained money.

How do locally made films fare at the International Film Festivalof India, asks Sachin Chatte.

InKadvi Hawa, director Nila Madhab Panda takes up the issue of climate change

Kryptos describe their new album as traditional heavy metal laced with a bit of psychedelic rock

In their new book, Ashwin Sanghi and Sunil Dalal break down complex financial jargon with an easy narrative

As Maratha Mandir and DDLJ touch yet another milestone, we try to find out if there is any magic left, or if nostalgia steering this ship

Iffat Fatima’s films capture the trauma of the families of the disappeared.

In an exclusive interview, Anushka Sharma opens up about shunning parties, her production company and her goals for the year

In Andheri, eight performers play up-and-coming actors reflecting the ruthlessness of getting into Hindi cinema

Sudhamma, a forest guide at Thattekkad Bird Sanctuary, is an authority on birds in the region and provides valuable information to visitors

Faecal sludge treatment plants proposed in a radius of 15 km on cluster basis in urban and rural local bodies

The inaugural ceremony featured a march past with student athletes from 14 districts and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) parading from Durbar Hall Ground to the college ground

Nivediya L. Nair, a defending champion in the fencing Épée category, was drawn to the sport as an eight-year-old a decade ago. Nakshathra A.R. was captivated by the valiant display of sword play by C.A. Bhavani Devi, the first Indian fencer to qualify for an Olympics, at Tokyo Olympics held in 2021.

Parading of elephants should be strictly restricted to registered temples, churches, mosques, and rituals which are associated with these institutions. Any introduction of new rituals or reviving of dormant rituals should not be permitted.

Atul Krishna and Jyothish Kumar defy physical limitations to excel in badminton, inspiring with their determination and talent.

PWD pursuing the matter with NHAI, since such amenities will help drivers and others to take a break. ‘Humsafar policy’ of the Centre, launched a month ago, aims to accelerate development of wayside amenities beside highways, if need be with private participation