Kodaikanal and the enlivening languid pace of hill stations

A prolonged conversation with Arvind Krishna Mehrotra, one of India's leading poets, turns life into verse

From Bombay’s pioneering photographers to Himalayan interiors, from fashion to Indian troops in Europe. Coffee table beauties of the season

Who will be the next superstar in fiction? Rajni George reports from the publishing world

India’s legendary maverick returns in style with a new show. Anjolie Ela Menon in conversation

Cyber espionage, bibliophilia in Beirut, the ultimate nature bible—and funny girls

Starcrossed lovers revive Allahabad’s glory days in this charming if dated translation—and the lingering gender debate

The woman who cast off the tag of ‘Park Street victim’ died today—leaving behind a legacy of fortitude for others who choose to battle rapists

Transcendental photojournalist turned artist Cristina de Middel shows her dramatic work in India for the first time, at the inaugural Goa Photo

Medieval England soars and plummets in Ishiguro’s seventh novel, a fantasy tale