National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Friday said attacks like the one in Gulmarg would continue to occur until India and Pakistan found a way to be friends and that would end Jammu and Kashmir's troubles.

This comes as the neighbouring country strengthens defence ties with Gulf and Western European countries, and its long-standing ally Turkiye, the officials said.

Toxic grey smog has sickened tens of thousands of people, mainly children and elderly people, since last month when the air quality started worsening in Lahore, the city bordering India.

'If you can have Rampur flown magically to Pakistan's borders, I might ask the nawab to accede to Pakistan. Else, I'm afraid we have no choice in the matter but to join India.'

The explosion ripped through the provincial capital Quetta's railway station as passengers gathered on the platform before the scheduled departure of the Jaffar Express to Peshawar.

It pays to listen to your heart while making a career choice, feels CEO of ‘I Love Mondays’ Mala Mary Martina

Actor Gautami Tadimalla is now focused on promoting awareness on health, through her foundation and films

In “India Conquered”, Jon Wilson demystifies the British rule in India

Naseeruddin Shah says it is premature to celebrate the present ‘new wave’ in cinema

Geetha Vazhachal, tribal chieftain, talks about life in her ooru and how the Athirapally Hydel Project will impact the lives of tribals forever

Myriad factors inspire him as a musician, says ghatam exponent Udupi S. Sreedhar

Rejected by cabbies and out of ‘legal’ cash, LOCAL TEA PARTY faces life without 500- and 1000-rupee notes

Thekkae Theruvu Malika witnesses several landmark events in the history of Travancore

In her new avatar, graphic artist Simi Raghavan finds herself as a successful illustrator of colouring books for adults

Hillary comes across as someone playing by men’s locker-room rules.

That is why Odissi has survived for centuries, says Arushi Mudgal to PARSHATHY J. NATH

Youngsters share their stories of living with Type 1 diabetes

After co-working spaces, co-living is the new buzzword.

A victim of ‘beardism’, VISHAL MENON finds all is fine and dandy during no-shave November

Living Smile Vidya on bagging the Karnataka State Film Award for Naanu Avanalla…Avalu

Artist Sivaraman and CRY joined hands to spread the message of child rights through a sand sculpture on Marina Beach

Sthaayi Children’s Theatre presents an entertaining play on Children’s Day

As Chennai gears up for Margazhi magic, NAVEENA VIJAYAN discovers a thriving culture for Western contemporary music in the city

At the ‘Toy from Trash’ workshop, children infused life into toys with their thoughts, touch and stories

Anoothi Vishal speaks about her debut book Mrs. LC’s Table..., which showcases the Kayasth food tradition

Accomplished male dancers from the city are proving that they are not mere footnotes in classical dance

App-based taxi services have hit the road running in Technopark, save for a few halts along the way

At the Dolls of Japan exhibition, get acquainted with 74 figurines from the Far East Asian island

Many actresses from Kerala are making their mark in Tamil filmdom. SUBHA J RAO and SRINIVASA RAMANUJAM track the trend and speak to some of them

Meet the Star Runners at The Wipro Chennai Marathon

Blue Rose is a musical short film by techies of Infosys

Celeb stylist Kalyani Desai turns designer with the label Not Just Black

How much damage can a deer cause if it jumps on a car?

Big-city loneliness, modern angst and black humour garner big votes on television and Netflix, writes ANANDI MISHRA

Aathma Public Charitable Trust ensures a compassionate closure to hundreds of unclaimed bodies. Members of the trust hope more people will extend a helping hand on their mission

Rajini or Kamal’s success will further reinforce the Tamil voter as one who prefers spectacle to reality

From serving traditional meals in car parks to packaging coffee decoction, the city’s wedding caterers are finding innovative ways to power through the COVID-19 crisis

Mamallapuram’s small businesses are hopeful that the 44th Chess Olympiad will put their hometown in the global map

‘Election Atlas of India’, through photo collages and thematic maps, is a seminal ready reckoner on Lok Sabha elections

The writer takes a trip down memory lane and revisits working on the much-loved ad film, ‘Mile Sur’ It is the 75th year of India’s Independence. And time for a little nostalgia

Kolkata’s Town Hall, where the swadeshi movement formally began and which had a strong association with the Indian nationalist movement, will be opened to public soon

Youth Volunteers are helping handholding COVID-19 affected migrant families to boost the emotional wellness of their children

Youth influencer Ablu Rajesh Kumar uses his prosthetic legs to re-interpret every act in life and on Independence Day, he set a world record

Pappadams are a must for the grand Onam feast and units selling handmade pappadams in Thiruvananthapuram have a steady clientele