András Szántó delves into the subject and expects Indians and others not to ape the West, but to democratise museums
Vidya Dehejia’s chosen artefacts relive the past, speak to the present, and occasionally portend the future
The Sri Lankan novelist Anuk Arudpragasam, whose new book portrays the island after the civil war, speaks to Nandini Nair about the spectatorship of violence and the persistence of grief
After three decades of entertaining India and the diaspora, the era of Bollywood’s reigning trinity seems to be fading out
What matters most is not the divinity of elections but the dignity of winning as well as losing
Neena Gupta’s memoir is about persistence, patience and the ability to pick up the pieces