Tuesday, 18 March 2025
Tuesday, 18 March 2025
Have you tried the Magaz Haleem from Sufia?
One of Asia’s best restaurants, Comorin, is popping up in Kolkata!
Have you tried this summer-special sip with ‘gond katira’?
Busting myths and breaking barriers with Ayhika Mukherjee this Women’s Day
Who says ‘dark is not beautiful’, questions Sunandini Banerjee
When you see the architect's niece and son-in-law saying they're emigrating to Israel, you also see their grandchildren completing a circle, committing remote-control genocide by drone and missile
RUCHIR JOSHI![Stills from the films, 'The Brutalist' [left] and 'A Complete Unknown'](https://assets.telegraphindia.com/telegraph/2025/Mar/1742262585_new-project-2025-03-18t070756-217.jpg)
We live in an era of relentless, agenda-driven promotion, aggressive publicity, and cut-throat competition where the use of loudspeakers has been recklessly overamplified
DEBASISH BHATTACHARYYA
As media and its platforms multiply, the urge for control grows. Even if it sometimes gets nowhere. But the Modi government’s image control does not stop within the country
SEVANTI NINAN
There is a case to examine the principle of detention in another light. The law must have teeth. But draconian legal instruments must not be made to bite those who do not deserve these fangs
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
While Mr al-Sharaa and the movement he has led have been Islamist fighters once aligned with al-Qaida, Syria is a country with a range of minorities who are now worried about their future
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
While ‘The Diplomat’ earned Rs 1.50 crore nett at the domestic box office on its first Monday, ‘Chhaava’ minted Rs 2.65 crore nett on its fifth Monday in theatres
