V Shoba

Sacred groves, spring festivals and villages that weave art from baskets— V Shoba finds the monsoon in Meghalaya to be a season of the soul

A season had been won. But lives had been lost

Besides Dhee, who sang the original, Chinmayi presents a parallel take on ‘Thug Life’ song, showcasing just how differently it can be heard

The margins are thinner, the mistakes more human, and victory is no longer taken—it is waited for

A billion-dollar AI startup collapses, exposing not just deception and round-tripping, but the deeper illusions driving India’s tech dream

Carlsen stood up, struck the table, and exclaimed, “Oh my God.” Across from him, the reigning world champion had just won a game he thought he was losing

Three hundred years after her birth, the queen is stepping back into the national spotlight

The convergence of art and politics in Kamal Haasan’s career faces a litmus test as his statement on linguistic heritage provokes Kannada regional sensitivities, coinciding with his nomination to the Rajya Sabha

As cosmetic procedures spill beyond hospitals into shady clinics and beauty parlours, India’s regulatory vacuum is turning beauty into a dangerous gamble

Malur Ramaswamy Srinivasan was not a household name, but without him, India’s nuclear power programme might never have moved beyond the drawing board