Sunday, 28 June 2026
Sunday, 28 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
Har Mander Singh was an outstanding member of the Indian Frontier Administrative Service, a daring experiment in nation-building that should be better known than it currently is
RAMACHANDRA GUHA
Simple descriptive analysis at Mahakumbh appears to belie the commonly-held assumption that the religious among Hindus are more rigid than the rest in subscribing to faith-sanctioned norms
MANJISTHA BANERJI, ARUNODAY MAJUMDER
One might argue that cinema has always taken liberties and, indeed, even classics have dramatised history. But there is a difference between dramatisation and distortion
MANOJ KUMAR JHA
Four decades on, the Mizoram accord stands not merely as a political settlement but as a rare demonstration of how a wounded society can choose reconciliation over resentment
SUDIPTA BHATTACHARJEE
Do people refer to Camac Street as Abanindranath Thakur Sarani? Yet Theatre Road is often Shakespeare Sarani. Can politicians’ renaming of public spaces keep up with the quirks of public memory?
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Christopher Storer's Emmy-winning dramedy starred Jeremy Allen White, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Ayo Edebiri
