Second Salvo for Bollywood’s Razzies

Every year, for one day, a kilometre-long artery of central Bangalore becomes a platform for artists from all over India to display their works without engaging mediators like galleries.

A BPO in Bangalore is run by people with physical disabilities.

A motley group of marine engineers, software professionals, MBAs and journalists has come together to take Indian comics to the next level.

The first woman to hold the Oxford chair in Poetry and the great-great-great-grand daughter of Charles Darwin, Ruth Padel knows a thing or two about survival.

When the gaunt, sullen man with a peaked cap came visiting India.

So passionate is this Indian society dedicated to studying the detective that they think of him as a real person.

The Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi turned 40 last month. But for all its political trappings, the one emotion that defines the forest-surrounded campus is romance—or the lack of it.

An interview with film director Shaji N. Karun, who received the Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres award last week.

Sujit Saraf on his new book about a bandit and how slow and sarkari his former employer, Nasa, really is