Diya Kohli
When half-remembered stories from the past become shadowy foundations of the present
The chronicler of metropolises returns to fiction to tell the story of memory and displacement
Anita Nair’s second Inspector Gowda offering is on the horrors of child trafficking and sexual abuse
Three artists explore the joys of city strolling and mining its stories. On display under a single roof in a Bangalore gallery are the pleasures of flânerie
Why, after so many years, am I so in Bollywood’s thrall? It’s the stories, really. The ones you never see turned into films
As Indian graphic novels evolve, they are taking some unfamiliar, unIndian turns, if still to tell familiar stories
A workshop on how to write the soul stirring stuff has this correspondent choking at the broth dished out. With laughter, that is.