Maulana Azad remains more relevant today than ever: S. Irfan Habib

At the launch of Maulana Azad: A Life, historian and author S. Irfan Habib spoke about how the freedom fighter is relevant today more than ever and the importance of rekindling his idea of India

Satish Kaushik will be deeply missed: NSD director

Kaushik was an alumnus of the National School of Drama and Film and Television Institute of India and started his career in theater

Varsity leaves students crippled

Weeks after expulsion over protests at the South Asian University, a young man suffered two cardiac arrests leading to complete paralysis. Students at the varsity silently fume against institute’s indifference and strong-arm tactics

Workers demand increased wages, rollback of app-based attendance

NREGA workers from various states are protesting at Jantar Mantar for timely pay, compensation, increased wages and the roll-back of app-based attendance

Curators are under pressure, can’t make pitch independently: ex-curator Pradhan

Former Nagpur pitch curator Kishore Pradhan says he didn’t need to listen to team management’s wishes in the 2004-05 series vs Australia because he wasn’t getting paid, however, these days curators can’t do that

Women should celebrate their victories so they don’t go unheard: Actress and Miss India Sayali Bhagat

Sayali Bhagat's recent fashion show witnessed a celebration of the achievements of inspiring women. Here she talks about challenges women face and how Bollywood's portrayal of women changed over the years

Holi gujiya!

The spring festival of Holi is welcomed by shades of colourful powder arranged in a stainless steel tray, and in the middle of the tray, flaky and crunchy gujiyas are the centre of attraction

Holi hai! Delhi wrapped in colours

The festival of colours is here and the streets are abuzz with all things bright.