Lhendup G Bhutia

BDSM is becoming mainstream in India with responsible practitioners and an emphasis on consent

The mudgar, an ancient Indian weapon, stages a comeback for a different reason

Choosing to bat first may seem the logical thing to do in this Champions Trophy final. But there are reasons to consider the other option

Storming the hyper-masculine world of mixed martial arts

Could the best actor front-runner Adrien Brody’s performance – slightly touched-up by AI – be Hollywood’s inflection point towards the technology?

The pav, after stamping itself on the culinary heart of Mumbai over hundreds of years, finds itself in a crisis

As BMC elections loom, disquiet and discontent emerge among political allies and rivals 

The elder brother of the Dalai Lama who retired from public life to run a noodle factory in a distant Indian town had a large influence on modern Tibetan history

From global pop icons trooping into the country to desi voices breaking records abroad, India is swaying to a musical awakening

When AI goes beyond chatting and making videos