Sunday, 17 May 2026
Sunday, 17 May 2026
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
Gyarani — a borar jhol recipe that carries the taste of undivided Bengal
Lalit Great Eastern Kolkata rolls out Six and Sip Nights for IPL fans
In Modi and Shah, we have the most recent case of a duopoly in our politics, whereby two individuals and their partnership have come to play a vital role in the affairs of India and Indians
RAMACHANDRA GUHA
According to recent data, India has an estimated urban affordable housing deficit of around 9.4 million units, a gap that experts project could rise to nearly 30 million by 2030
FAUZIA KHAN
Of course, Orwell, Shaw, Fitzgerald and Huxley are ‘evil colonial influence’. India is now truly decolonised, and everyone is taught to recite 'yatra naryastu pujyante, tatra ramante devatah'
G.N. DEVY
The countryside understands geopolitics materially. Shipping disruptions mean expensive fertilisers. Freight hikes push up vegetable prices. Falling income means no new purchases of liquid assets
JAIDEEP HARDIKAR
For all of the choreographed attempts at bonhomie, there is little evidence that either the US or China got the other to budge on the key issues that the two nations are grappling with
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Directed by RJ Balaji, Karuppu finally hit theatres on Friday after its release was delayed by a day due to financial and distribution-related hurdles
