Soumitra Das

Gopal Ghose was not interested in creating detailed landscapes. With his brush and pastels, he hastily recreated the impression that a mountain range, rural scene and nature’s bounty had left on his mind

Apte exploited the malleability of paper pulp to create sculptural reliefs that echoed the forms of real objects and, yet, stirred the imaginations of viewers as some were visual conundrums whose complexity was challenging

Manush and Diya with their Asian Games medals. Before the Asian Games started, not many gave Manush Shah and Diya Chitale a chance of winning a medal for India.

June 10, 2016, when I performed at Prithvi Theatre (in all three languages). Actually, when I discussed the idea with a friend (Devaki), she told me that it could be some kind of a record.

Seventy-five years after late artist Mukul Dey’s significant work on West Bengal’s terracotta temples, the structures are back in focus, at least in print. The temples may be in dire need of...

Aakriti Art Gallery's exhibition, 'The Poetry of the Everyday: KG Subramanyan and the Art of Seeing', in association with Seagull, fulfilled that expectation and offered a lot more besides

"Ever since I was a kid, I was always fascinated by sindoor khela. It’s one of my favourite things about Durga Puja and I still vividly remember the first Durga Puja after my marriage, when I participated in sindoor khela.

Explore Ellora's extraordinary rock-cut temples and ancient sculptures.

Harmeet Desai and Yashaswini Ghorpade, who created history by winning the bronze medal in mixed doubles at the Asian Table Tennis Championships, had no clue about the magnitude of their achievement until the match was over. The last time India won a medal in mixed doubles at the Asian TT Championships was in 1954, when Yatin Vyas and Meena Parande secured silver.

Discover how Begum Hazrat Mahal challenged British colonial rule in 1857, defied class hierarchies, and fought for Awadh's sovereignty. Explore her legacy.