Thursday, 02 July 2026
Thursday, 02 July 2026
‘Sufi Ke Sultan’ brothers Salman-Zaman to perform in Kolkata
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
That many people develop selective amnesia and proclaim they were always on the winning side after the verdict is a familiar feature of politics. It is in many cases harmless, although comic
SWAPAN DASGUPTA
The approaching expiry of the Ganga Water Treaty is not merely a diplomatic milestone. It is an opportunity to redefine cooperation around sustainability through an ecological reset
MAHESH GANGULY
The Equal Remuneration Act of 1976, the legislation that gave a solemn promise of equal pay for equal work to India’s women 50 years ago, never really managed to put an end to the 'jodi' system
ANKITA JAIN
India ends up projecting itself to be larger than it is in the Global South and more central than it is in the Indo-Pacific, while the actual record points to a narrowing of influence
SUSHANT SINGH
A stable arrangement for water sharing is in India’s interests — both in the east and the west. Water is a source of both soft and hard power that nation-states must not squander
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Directed by Uwe Boll and starring Armie Hammer, the film is being actively promoted by the world’s richest man on his social media platform, X
