A right that women don’t have is the right to mediocrity
In a few weeks, when Donald Trump takes over as the US President once again, people will wonder if things might have been different had
In a few weeks, when Donald Trump takes over as the US President once again, people will wonder if things might have been different had
According to Indian five-star hotels, a guest likes to walk into the room and see the TV come alive on its own, blaring cheap copyright-free
When India saves a life, it’s a great spectacle. An image I can never shake off is how once India moved a beating heart in
The world is tired of old men but the feeling is not mutual. Many countries are run by old men, many gigantic corporations too, and
In June, a female constable at Chandigarh airport slapped the actor and politician Kangana Ranaut. The constable said it was in response to Ranaut’s past
There is a way that people in Mumbai still gape at a new metro line—with rustic wonderment at automatic doors and air-conditioned coaches. A few
Joker: Folie à Deux, the second edition in the ongoing attempt at seriousness by Todd Phillips, director of The Hangover trilogy, released a few days
In his latest book, The Golden Road: How Ancient India Transformed the World, William Dalrymple argues that India influenced the world immensely, even more than
Success is a gift given by friends. There is a fallacy among talented people, especially if they are young, that they can be exempt from
As an Indian, my standards are so low that my idea of exciting urban development is a Nitin Gadkari tweet. I enjoy reading the plans
I plan to sustain a type of non-activist writing through the generosity of readers. You can give any amount.