Aditya Iyer finds out how the Gandhi mystique plays out on a campaign trail

Is there room for a neutral in the great cricketing debate of this World Cup year?

The spiritual is at its most spectacular when sadhus, seers, seekers, nirvana junkies and tourists of religious kitsch descend on Hinduism’s biggest carnival. Aditya Iyer goes to the Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj

Slam No 15, according to the 'rest'

The future of Test cricket is in safer hands now

World Cups in cricket and rugby, a brand new version of a century-old tennis tournament, and Liverpool’s timely tryst with triumph—it promises to be a breakneck year for the sports fanatic

Kohli’s side creates history by becoming the first Indian team to win the opening Test of a series in Australia

When the 'Gypsy King' rose from the dead in Los Angeles, defying both belief and the referee’s count, heavyweight boxing came alive in the 21st century

Alexander Zverev has now become the leader of the newest chasing pack, one that promises to do what many lost generations couldn’t—make tennis a young man’s sport again

CELESTIAL HEROISM IS a bestseller, unless it is badly made. In it merges great survivor dramas and the romance of breaching the boundaries of human…