London : Published by the Boydell Press for the Hakluyt Society, 2024

National Award-winning woodcut print artist Vijay Pitchumani speaks about finding common patterns in happenings around us.

S. Thirunavukkarasu says theatre should be a part of school education, as it helps instil confidence, articulation and creativity in children

Moving away from folktale retellings and mythology, the duo shows children navigating mundane everyday issues

Exhibition of Dinesh Shenoy’s paintings inaugurated at Mattancherry

Veteran photographer Sunil Gupta looks back at how the camera shaped his life, outlook and identity as a gay man in the 1970s

Olivia’s works were showcased at Alliance Francaise de Trivandrum as part of the second edition of Wall Art Festival

In Ganesh’s works, done on handloom textile, paper, or canvas, the indigo strokes pulsate with a latent energy

Coimbatore’s Ukkadam Art District presents an immersive art experience as three artists reimagine the city’s rich biodiversity drawing attention to its wetlands, migratory birds and the impact of urbanisation

They have been deployed to cover all the 24 venues of the arts fest

Two regional 2023 calendars for the language enthusiasts 

The statue draws an estimated four million visitors every year, and has become a cultural icon

Ahead of Republic Day, AAN Comics creator Rishi Kumar tells us how he brings alive tales of derring-do by our defence forces

Titled ‘At the Gates of Talbosh’, the paintings at Museo Camera offer an escape from reality and create a new world

The black-and-white series titled ‘Forever Delhi’ is on display at the India Design ID 2023 till February 26

Ahead of their performance in Chennai, Carnatic-progressive rock band Agam speaks on their love for the city and staying true to the sub-genre

Calligrapher Narayana Bhattathiri celebrates poet Kumaran Asan’s 150th birth anniversary with an exhibition of select works featuring verses

Ahead of his three-city ‘Rema Calm Down India Tour’, the 23-year-old Afropop sensation reveals why feeding his family was more important than pursuing his music 

Technocrats and art enthusiasts Tanvir Nagore, Mehdi Saajid and Trilok Chander’s exhibition Synchronised Spectrum uses technology to offer an interactive art experience 

Ranjani Sivakumar’s Birdsong by Birdsong, to be performed in Hyderabad on September 2, explores the relationship between birds and music, sourced from the works of poets and writers

Ahead of his performances in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, the British reggae legend speaks about everything from UB40’s split to why he continues to be enamoured with reggae

India’s partners in the West must understand that New Delhi wants the international system to be more representative in line with geopolitical realities

There was one clear message — of the sure bet the Narendra Modi government has placed on India-Russia ties

An outline of a care paradigm and shift in mindset that advance the rights of homeless persons with mental illness

Gender debates appear to be deepening social fragmentation in the West

The stance of African leaders at the FOCAC meet in Beijing could guide India in developing its own partnership with the continent

The top court’s judgment takes into account the different sociological realities of every ‘jati’ with the aim of addressing the disparity within Scheduled Castes

With the current lower levels of household financial savings, having 3% of GDP as a limit to fiscal deficit should be the focus

With African governments finding it more comfortable to deal with China, the recent FOCAC conference needs objective scrutiny; there are takeaways for India

The long tradition of American Presidential debates has meant make or break for Presidents and presidential aspirants

The Bombay High Court ruling on the amendment made to the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 is a verdict in defence of the right to free speech

The Trump-Vance campaign is trying to trigger conflicts in the Democrat tent to dent the Democrats’ appeal to multiple group identities

‘Both have a shared goal — to prevent Trump from becoming the next President’

Sharbat Gula gained worldwide fame in 1984 after her photo, with piercing green eyes, was published on the cover of “National Geographic” magazine

"I would characterize [India—Pakistan relations] today as managed hostility, which I hope it stays managed," Mr. Menon said in response to a question.