Firefighting, over-bridge collapse and moon landing anniversary

Judging development progress is easier said than done

Why sport heroes make ideal subjects for film biopic

The real story in Karnataka is not the fall of the Congress-JD(S) government but the impending demise of the Congress itself in the state

As India’s fascination for luxury watches grows, aficionados expand their tastes to include independent watchmakers, all the way from Glashütte to Jaipur

The Kerala government wants to stop the state’s obsession with the occult with a law against superstition. Can black magic be contained?

Pro-Pakistan terror groups in Kashmir are at war with pan-Islamic jihadi groups. Security agencies don’t know which way it will go

What’s it like being a Muslim in today’s India? Salman Khurshid takes a personal journey with a political message

The novelist Nemat Sadat tells Bhavya Dore about the travails of coming out as a gay man in Afghanistan

A Bengali novelist reimagines dissent

Love is a dish best served cold