Beyond The Yak Poster 

Why Delhi's Spirit of Tibet festival is geopolitical? The poster is deceptively colourful. A cubist Potala, a block-colour yak, a folk mask and a dram...

Memory As Monument

"My days do not get over, my nights do not end, my memories refuse to step back or fade away." Sabyasachi Mukherjee opens his new flagship near Qutub...

Singh’s Ghost On Campus

Students revive Bhagat Singh’s call to think, organise, fight. There is something familiar about students on the streets today. Placards in hand, slog...

The ‘Proud Assamese’ Test

Census, identity and who gets counted. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has appealed to people “native to Assam” to list Assamese as their mother tongue i...

Quest for Inner Peace at Yashobhoomi

What recently unfolded at the state-of-the-art Yashobhoomi Convention Center in Dwarka was not merely an event; it was a profound explosion of conscio...

'Bharat Tex 2026' and India's Journey Towards Becoming a Global Textile Hub

India's textile industry has scripted a new chapter in the global business arena. At the 'Bharat Tex 2026' mega-expo held in New Delhi, eleven major e...

Nuclear Families, Urbanization, and Elderly Loneliness

Modern urbanization and the fast-paced nature of contemporary life have profoundly impacted the fabric of Indian society. The disintegration of tradit...

Resurgence of Indian Folk Art: From Local to Global

Amidst the sweeping winds of modernity and Western culture, India’s rich traditional folk arts are undergoing an unprecedented renaissance. Art forms ...

Indian Festivals: Balancing Tradition, Modernity, and the Market

India is known as the 'land of festivals,' where every celebration is linked to a seasonal change, an agricultural cycle, or a religious legend. Histo...