In the second wave, the government does not have the option of limiting mobility
His debut photo exhibition is a work in light and darkness. He tells Antara Raghavan how a passion has become a habit
The twin series triumphs in England and the West Indies in 1971 were the ‘Renaissance of Indian Cricket’
With schools remaining closed, tracking the progress of students has become a challenge in itself
He ran the world’s largest ponzi scheme for decades through a combination of trust and exclusivity
The government behaves exactly as people do—it acts by convenience
A ‘miracle’ oil launched by a Chandigarh-based ayurvedic doctor is all the rage
He may have been almost a century old but he was more progressive than any centennial
A retreat from last year’s caution and the rise of mutant strains are pushing Covid’s second wave