A boutique under a cricket stadium, a resort in the middle of a dense coconut plantation, a Bombay highrise built to embrace the rains, there is very little that this Alibaug-based architect is not trying

The story of a men’s liberation movement

A renowned algebraic number theorist who plays the tabla, a biologist trying to unravel the mysteries of the human cell, a scientist who can transform the industrial-scale production of plastic materials, and another who is working on a cancer screener that can be used at home—all of them Indians at the cutting edge of science and technology who were awarded the Infosys Prize 2012

A day with a group of stammerers

At 26, he became Nagaland’s first cricketer to play the Ranji Trophy

Raza, who still paints at the age of 91, talks about the debilitating effects of age on a painter

The millionaires’ game where you least expect it

The findings of a bold research study

How three young Afghan women filmed their lives with videocams

In this beautiful collection of short stories, where the everyday blends with the supernatural, Janice Pariat tells the story of Shillong and its people

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…