Punjabi flavours take over Alfresco at The Lalit Great Eastern
International Kolkata Book Fair 2026 begins with Argentina as theme country
This Muhurto watch draws inspiration from the symbolism of Azad Hind
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A new non-alcoholic cocktail menu lands at Burma Burma
People say Loxahi shed tears for those who had upheld her for three-quarters of a century. Is Loxahi dead yet alive, alive yet dead? We'll know when it rains the next time, if there is a next time
G.N. DEVY
The premature death of Shankar Guha Niyogi arguably hurt India more than any of the deaths of the politicians mentioned earlier. It dealt a body blow to the civil society movement in India
RAMACHANDRA GUHA
In contrast to India’s national sex ratio at birth, the trend in Odisha tells a starkly different story. Odisha remains the only state to have experienced a decline in SRB between 2015 & 2022
AMRESH SENAPATI, UDAYA SHANKAR MISHRA
What we need is a new internationalism. Reject the use of force but embrace the use of power. Don’t fixate on existing structures and alliances but seek a wider range of partners
TIMOTHY GARTON ASH
The book is no longer something that is to be read: it has become something to be displayed, flaunted, thereby functioning as a lifestyle prop and signal for public consumption on social media
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The music festival kicked off at Mumbai's Mahalaxmi Racecourse on Saturday