Until it learns to appreciate and nurture its cultural heritage, India will not be in serious competition to attract travellers
To really know a place is to know its stories. It is walking without hurrying. Maybe seeing something in part but with immersion
Cover Story | Travel Issue 2024
Zoroaster Shows the Way: Retracing the earliest Parsi settlements in Sanjan, Udvada and Navsari, Lhendup G Bhutia explores the rich tapestry of myths, history, and modern challenges facing the community
Cover Story | Travel Issue 2024
In the shadow of its hallowed ruins, V Shoba finds the legacy of the art and handicraft of Vijayanagara living on in ancient and modern forms
Columns | Insider
None of the main players can claim the moral high ground as the events really test the adage that politics is the art of the possible
Cover Story | Wealth Issue 2024
On the 80th anniversary of the Allied invasion that won World War II, Rishad Saam Mehta visits the sites of the Normandy landings to discover that violence has been replaced by tribute and thankfulness
Cover Story | Travel Issue 2024
A hundred years ago, EM Forster, in his most celebrated novel A Passage to India, wrote about the Marabar Caves. Tansy Troy travels to Bihar’s Barabar Caves, the inspiration for Forster’s fictional setting
Cover Story | Travel Issue 2024
He painted some of the world’s most-celebrated masterpieces based out of the small city of Delft. Debashree Majumdar goes looking for the Dutch artist’s imprints that still resonate
Columns
Old Is Not Always Gold Kaveree Bamzai
Rahul’s Editorial Debut Minhaz Merchant
Freedom from Poverty Badri Narayan
Capital’s Killer Air Virendra Kapoor
In Praise of the Blue Planet S Prasannarajan