The author of the JCB Prize shortlisted ‘Latitudes Of Longing’ speaks about her journey from struggling to publish to finding success
International students wait for specific guidelines from their colleges on the ruling that says they cannot remain in the US if their institution is going to be fully online in the fall semester
The Nagaland state government's move to ban the import and sale of dog meat following social media outrage further unravels the power-play of State versus indigenous communities
Vijay Raghavan, professor of criminology at Mumbai’s Tata Institute of Social Sciences, shares that Indian jails continue to be overcrowded despite efforts for decongestion
Our review is a tribute in verse to Lin-Manuel Miranda's stage sensation 'Hamilton', streaming now on Disney+ Hotstar
A stimulating Netflix anthology with 17 short films by directors around the world sharing their impressions of life under lockdown
The historian speaks to Lounge about his hopes for the New India Foundation fellowship, which is currently accepting applications
Is it scientifically and ethically possible to develop a vaccine candidate to a deadline?
The Italian composer died today, leaving behind one of the greatest legacies in film scoring. We pick eight scenes impossible to imagine without his music
With the trailer for Sushant Singh Rajput's final film releasing today, we look at other actors who had major films come out after their death
There’s science to prove that timing your actions correctly is crucial
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From the Rolex Submariner to the Seiko 5, we’ve got you covered
This Japanese drama series on Netflix unfolds in bite-sized episodes, perfect for binge watching
This free app’s simple user interface and strong encryption standards make it stand out from other password manager tools
In a time of restated Indianness, we ignore culinary invaders. But what is Indian food without foreign influence? Lessons from the brinjal
_1593800203015_1593800265622.jpg "Draupadi from the Mahabharata is dark and her dark skin is always mentioned along with her beauty. (Artwork: Alamy)")
Not the Mughals or the British, the idea of colour as a feature which distinguishes people from one another is older than the epics
With The Championships cancelled for the first time since World War II, players and fans alike are missing the joys of Wimbledon
