Ranbir Singh Sidhu’s short stories are often pedestrian and spectacular at the same time

How Vasant Dhoble, the much-reviled Mumbai cop, holds a mirror to the self-centredness of the middle-class

On the unsolicited dispensation of opinion by Godmen

...from the Rajya Sabha

In the ‘psychological warfare’ between man and wife, there are support groups for victims of skewed laws that lend themselves to misuse

How to deal with the social pressure of liking a Salman film

The faulty assumption that if Section 66a did not exist, the Air India crewmen or Palghar girls would not have been arrested

Baradwaj Rangan’s book is proof that there is space for intelligent questions in Indian cinema

The funeral and the spectacle

The first empire in India was founded here, but Rajgir has little to show for it

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…