Thursday, 25 June 2026
Thursday, 25 June 2026
The Yellow Turtle’s new menu is a culinary journey across Asia
From Kabul to Kolkata: A feast of flavours at The Lalit Great Eastern
Aminia puts mangoes on the menu this summer
Art exhibition to revisit the legacy of G. C. Chakravarty
A taste of Macau arrives at Glenburn Penthouse with Chef Katherine Lim
If there was a laboratory for the new authoritarianism, it was Hungary under ex-Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Orbán did not dismantle democratic institutions. He re-engineered them
DEBASHIS CHAKRABARTI
It is unclear whether the Indian prime minister made clear to the US president that an angry India was demanding an apology and that the US navy killing Indians is unacceptable
CHARU SUDAN KASTURI
Across centuries, observers recognised in Bengal a rare combination of geography, human capital, and commercial opportunity. But opportunity does not automatically translate into advantage
RUDRA CHATTERJEE
Despite being one of the world’s largest trading economies, nearly 70-75% of India’s transshipment cargo is routed through foreign ports, chiefly Singapore and Colombo
APURVA RAKESH PANDEY
The respite due to the US-Iran truce is welcome but it should not obscure the lessons therefrom. India’s economic resilience is genuine in some respects but fragile in others
RENU KOHLI
Eliminated from ‘Indian Idol 3’ 19 years ago, Deepali recently lent her voice to the song composed by AR Rahman
