Actress-turned-author Twinkle Khanna is all grace and wit. And the only time she gets serious is when you ask her if she is serious about writing

The Imperfect Murder

The age-old Jain practice of Santhara has been held illegal by a court, raising old questions anew. Does the state own every life under it, or does our right to life also include the right to stop living?

The unusual spiritual journey of Radhe Maa

After a lifetime of international intrigue and Tibetan struggle, Gyalo Thondup tells his version of history

Young, college drop-outs, casual, competitive, and reasonably arrogant. A new breed of CEOs is set to rule the technology sector

The Lodha Committee report outlawing two IPL teams could lead to a complete clean-up of the Indian cricket administration

The long forgotten Baba Sehgal, written off as too silly to be modern, reinvents himself as an internet star

Khandias are the people who tend to the Parsi community’s deceased. Open listens to their stories

Almost all of Bollywood’s hits this year have been modest budget films with feisty female protagonists