Australian and Indian artists, baffled by attacks on Indians down under, explore how the two countries treat each other and their minorities
The director of the British Museum managed to draw 18 million people away from their tellies, enticing them back to the radio. Here’s how
The CEO of the largest fringe festival in the world on the fun of performing spontaneously, unbridled by definition, unworried by structure
The Indian Art Summit was every bit as creepy and disturbing as those yuurei films
An extract from Mrinal Pandey’s translation of 1857: The Real Story of the Great Uprising by Vishnu Bhatt Godshe Versaikar. It is the only eyewitness account by an Indian of Rani Lakshmi Bai’s revolt
The actor traces his roots in conversation with Open
They have ruled Bollywood for as long as you can possibly remember. Plain coincidence?
Is there one? What kind of ban is it? And how do you enforce one anyway? The legal/ethical lines seem blurry
A Sino-Tibetan love story, welcomed and cherished by an Indian hill station
If you’re at the India Art Summit, this is your chance to catch some of the artist’s rare works