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Kharat sold `1k ‘divine’
Kharat sold `1k ‘divine’ rings for `2.62 lakh

20-yr-old Kathore land di
20-yr-old Kathore land dispute resurfaces

Tales that bind us
Tales that bind us

29 days, still no answers
29 days, still no answers
Live better to live longer
Live better to live longer

Healthy ageing begins with healthy blood vessels. Interventional radiologist Dr Rahul Sheth explains why protecting your circulation may be the most important longevity habit of all

Healthy ageing begins with healthy blood vessels. Interventional radiologist Dr Rahul Sheth explains why protecting your circulation may be the most important longevity habit of all

Seeing every note
Seeing every note

Trishina Kirpalani’s music inspires her brother Rushil’s artwork in a collaboration that reframes autism through creativity rather than diagnosis

Trishina Kirpalani’s music inspires her brother Rushil’s artwork in a collaboration that reframes autism through creativity rather than diagnosis

Say it like you mean it
Say it like you mean it

A heartfelt apology is a sign of emotional strength. It also has the power to rebuild broken relationships, say experts

A heartfelt apology is a sign of emotional strength. It also has the power to rebuild broken relationships, say experts

It’s about the climb

Mountaineer Krushnaa Patil, one of India’s foremost high altitude climbers and explorers, explains why the trick to reaching the top involves also knowing when to turn back

Mountaineer Krushnaa Patil, one of India’s foremost high altitude climbers and explorers, explains why the trick to reaching the top involves also knowing when to turn back

Dancing through
Dancing through

Actor Anant Joshi on why he trains for capability rather than looks, and how dance became his most demanding workout

Actor Anant Joshi on why he trains for capability rather than looks, and how dance became his most demanding workout

colour of change
colour of change

Beyond the protests lies a blueprint for confidence, resilience and questioning the rules we inherited

Beyond the protests lies a blueprint for confidence, resilience and questioning the rules we inherited

A victory for optimism

When the state does not hold you, when the scaffolding meant to catch you quietly gives way, you turn to each other, and then you carry each other

When the state does not hold you, when the scaffolding meant to catch you quietly gives way, you turn to each other, and then you carry each other

When friendships end
When friendships end

When a deep friendship falls apart, it brings with it an emotional storm that can be hard to explain. Your child is not being dramatic, they are grieving

When a deep friendship falls apart, it brings with it an emotional storm that can be hard to explain. Your child is not being dramatic, they are grieving

A love letter to Delhi girls
A love letter to Delhi girls

Beyond the tired Mumbai-vs-Delhi stereotypes, a Mumbaikar salutes the conviction and grit of the women who reminded us what courage looks like

Beyond the tired Mumbai-vs-Delhi stereotypes, a Mumbaikar salutes the conviction and grit of the women who reminded us what courage looks like

Make good good again
Make good good again

Bring back moderation as a quiet act of rebellion; save the hearts and huzzahs for when they are truly deserved

Bring back moderation as a quiet act of rebellion; save the hearts and huzzahs for when they are truly deserved

The pests that live with us
The pests that live with us

Like most urban problems, pests – and the diseases they carry – are environmental hazards of social inequality

Like most urban problems, pests – and the diseases they carry – are environmental hazards of social inequality

Why OpenAI, Anthropic want US govt to slow down AI
Why OpenAI, Anthropic want US govt to slow down AI

#SAN FRANCISCO Two of the biggest players in the race to develop artificial intelligence endorsed a letter asking the US government to find a way to slow down the development of the technology should it become too rapid.

#SAN FRANCISCO Two of the biggest players in the race to develop artificial intelligence endorsed a letter asking the US government to find a way to slow down the development of the technology should it become too rapid.

Tales that bind us

An ancient Indian philosophy finds new life as international artists gather in Mumbai to celebrate oral traditions, shared humanity and the power of narrative

An ancient Indian philosophy finds new life as international artists gather in Mumbai to celebrate oral traditions, shared humanity and the power of narrative

A life for liberation
A life for liberation

On what would have been her 85th birthday, a special Kurla screening explores how Gail Omvedt, a US-born researcher, became a foundational pillar of India’s Dalit-Bahujan movement

On what would have been her 85th birthday, a special Kurla screening explores how Gail Omvedt, a US-born researcher, became a foundational pillar of India’s Dalit-Bahujan movement

The forest serves lunch
The forest serves lunch

Near Asangaon, villagers guide Mumbaikars through rain-drenched fields and forests to forage for wild greens before serving a traditional meal

Near Asangaon, villagers guide Mumbaikars through rain-drenched fields and forests to forage for wild greens before serving a traditional meal

Grief, in three voices
Grief, in three voices

Ahead of a joint reading, three Kalinga Book Award nominees talk about how poetry helps one hold onto what loss takes away

Ahead of a joint reading, three Kalinga Book Award nominees talk about how poetry helps one hold onto what loss takes away

Still stealing the show

Forty years after his first appearance on stage, Sumeet Raghvan is rediscovering theatre and producing plays with his wife

Forty years after his first appearance on stage, Sumeet Raghvan is rediscovering theatre and producing plays with his wife

‘AGT was a pit stop, not the destination’
‘AGT was a pit stop, not the destination’

Ahead of their Mumbai gig, Girish and the Chronicles on Sikkim roots, Mumbai crowds, and why Indian rock doesn’t need to compete with Bollywood

Ahead of their Mumbai gig, Girish and the Chronicles on Sikkim roots, Mumbai crowds, and why Indian rock doesn’t need to compete with Bollywood

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