



Eat like a BOSS at half price on International Burger Day
Touching Light brings historic and contemporary analogue photography to Kolkata
Trincas brings back an all-day live music tradition
Put a lens on climate action on World Environment Day
Artsy showcases Tapan Mitra’s exploration of silence and self
Now the worlds — Hindu and Muslim, vegetarians and those who eat meat— are to remain apart, not because they are, but because three judges were convinced this is what the law demands
ARGHYA SENGUPTA
India’s mental-health system is already stretched thin. For many Muslims, the strain carries additional layers: unstable work, open hostility, and the steady effort of staying alert
ISTIKHAR ALI, MADEEHA FATIMA
With another change of regime, it remains to be seen whether the shape-shifting fourth generation of political thugs — can one call it ‘The Bengal Model?’ — survive under this new government
RUCHIR JOSHI
FMCG companies have implemented price hikes, milk and bread prices have increased, as has the cost of meals. The pressure on household budgets is becoming severe as wages remain stagnant
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The government’s priority to tackle municipal challenges is welcome. But such interventions must take place according to due process. It appears that the government has faltered on this aspect
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
‘The Boys’ Season 5 becomes most-watched instalment in show’s history with over 55 million viewers