Pramila N. Phatarphekar
Even as weight-loss surgery turns fashionable, Dr Dhuper is trying to treat obesity before the need arises.
Khalid, the protagonist, after over a year of being thrown into an isolation cell at Guantanamo Bay.
Nominated for a children’s book prize, Anna Perera’s story of a Guantanamo inmate wrenches the heart with its stark realism.
How does a mediocre writer with recycled plotlines sell 600 million copies across the world?
Anant Pai, the adoptive ‘Uncle’ of generations of Indian children, has turned 80. Pity we can’t find an adequate gift for the man who gave us so much joy?
Today, romance is a preoccupation with urban teenagers who are not yet 14. They must survive this minefield without deep wounds. How much can parents do?
Even the most liberal parents are finding it difficult to consider the possibility that their child may be gay
What would your infant say if he were running a temperature? But this dress can scream, ‘Hey, he’s running a fever’
A Spanish football club is running a school in Andhra Pradesh to educate children and spot sporting talent