Shalini Umachandran

For our 15 August issue, we asked Gen Z what Independence Day means to them. Much like the hundreds of thousands of young people who resisted the British decades ago, Gen Z wants the freedom to live without fear.

The Goa government is actively promoting sports events, but the intent is to maximise revenue that comes from hosting large-scale events rather than nurturing sports itself

For Gulzar, now 92, Mumbai is a partner as much as a home, they city in which he arrived as a teenager, pottered about as a young man, and built a life as one of India's most respected poets, writers, lyricists and filmmakers

Floods, droughts, and extreme temperatures are impacting the raw materials needed for craft, endangering the production of the abundance of beautiful, handworked items India makes, from kitchen implements to saris

Travellers are not going off the grid or disconnecting entirely, but they're leaving phones behind and doing things the old way—asking for

Many people can identify AI fakes but still choose to share and reshare them. Why do we choose to relate to content that we know has been manufactured only to deceive us?

A tasting menu, rather than a complete and definitive list, of the best sweets and snacks from across India

Reading is an intensely personal and private pursuit, and we each take something different away from it. But how do we get back into the habit of reading deeply and widely?

New Delhi, Oct. 3 -- Mary Beard has been popping up on social media feeds this past week saying she "cannot bear the phrase 'I love reading'."

Across India, a range of lesser known sports have a small but devoted fan following who are trying to get national recognition for the players