In conversation with Tridip Suhrud, India’s foremost Gandhi scholar

In his first solo show in six years, Sanjay Bhattacharyya reimagines the idea of shrines

Adil Hussain connects with strangers by cooking them his favourite dishes

When the monster rains came, like any other place faced with the sudden ferocity of nature, Kerala was not prepared, and as the water level rose to fatal heights there were not enough streets or shelters left for the displaced and the dying to keep them safe. The water has begun to recede, but not the woes of a shattered people

The leader India indulged with so much affection and admiration departs

Internalising Mahatma Gandhi's ideas requires a constant study of the man, his quirks, about-turns, strategies and management techniques, says his great-grandson Tushar Gandhi, who undertook a study of the great man's works after an unsuccessful stint in politics

After an arduous journey, badly wounded soldiers from civil war-ravaged Yemen get a healing touch in India

Ullekh NP in Open conversation with Simon Kuper, author and columnist

Charges levelled against four priests for using confessions to blackmail and rape a woman shake up the Orthodox Syrian Church in Kerala and bring clerical abuse to the fore again

By pandering to the prurient fantasies of Malayali men, Kerala’s popular culture has abetted misogyny in life and politics

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…