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INDIA'S VANISHING BIRDS
CLIMATE CHANGE, DEFORESTATION, DISEASE AND HUMAN APATHY ARE TAKING A TOLL ON OUR AVIAN HERITAGE. IF WE DON’T ACT NOW, WE WILL LOSE SOME BIRDS FOREVER
A RAGING SANDSTORM
A newbie chief minister always elicits some curiosity. Add some extra layers to that when you have someone like Rajasthan's Bhajan Lal Sharma, who came from beyond the pale of perhaps his own ambition to occupy high office.
Patwari Plots a Revival
The walls of Jitendra 'Jitu' Patwari's office at his 74 Bungalows residence in Bhopal are covered with photos of the Congress pantheon.
LEFT TAKES THE LEAD
Looking to avoid a repeat of 2019, the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala has announced candidates early for the coming general election.
SHUTTING THE REVOLVING DOOR
On February 22, all the talk in Lucknow was about how UP ke do ladke' (the two boys from Uttar Pradesh, Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav) had come together again, sealing the alliance for the Congress and Samajwadi Party in the coming Lok Sabha election.
VERTICAL DESCENT FOR CONGRESS
It's been a bit of a nerve-wracking rollercoaster ride for the Congress of late, with the latest jolt to its self-image coming from a state it would have deemed relatively peril-free: Himachal Pradesh.
BHARAT IS CATCHING UP WITH INDIA
Despite a nearly seven per cent growth projected for India this fiscal and the next, economists often quoted slackness in rural income and consumption as a stumbling block to prosperity.
How To Clean It Up
With The Supreme Court Striking Down Electoral Bonds, Transparency In Poll Finances Returns To The Agenda
The Party is Lit
Hidden behind an old Portuguese bungalow in Siolim, Goa, Fireback is a captivating Thai restaurant and bar helmed by acclaimed chef David Thompson.
The Shiniest Star in the Galaxy
From Al-enabled almost everything to one of the best cameras ina mobile, the Samsung Galaxy 24 Ultra is a device in its own league.
A Rose by any other name...
Born in Madurai and crafted in Grasse, LilaNur Parfums introduces India’s scented secrets to the world.
Match Point
Serenading the love month, here’s to the idyllic coupling of classic cigars with beguiling brews.
SIMPLY ELECTRIFYING
With jaw-dropping looks, stellar performance, and oomph features that rewrite the narrative of desire, these luxury EVS are the stuff of electric dreams.
THINKING DESIGN
WITH A DYNAMIC NARRATIVE PUNCTUATING AUTO DESIGN, SPICE BRINGS YOU THE MOST RELEVANT SYNTAX OUTLINING THE CONFIGURATIONS.
CHAR THE TAR
THE HAUTEST SET OF WHEELS TO HIT THE INDIAN ROADS THIS YEAR
A STEPPE IN TIME
The late historian Charles Allen’s last bbok—Aryans—delves into the origins of these enigmatic peoples and the controversies surrounding them
ART CORNER
TRI, A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ART CENTRE, S THE LATEST CULTURAL SPACE TO OPEN IN KOLKATA
Comic Relief
An ongoing exhibition—Comics in Bengal-at the Kolkata Centre for Creativity brings to light a century of Bengali comics
LIGHTS, CAMERA ACTION!
Varun Grover makes his directorial debut with All India Rank, about a 17-year-old kid trying to crack the HIT entrance in Kota
AMAMMOTH MISSION
Richie Mehta has created an in-depth series on man-animal conflict in Amazon Prime Video’s Poacher
PEDAL POWER
LIEUTENANT COLONEL BHARAT PANNU HAS NOTCHED UP YET ANOTHER WIN IN THE SELF-SUPPORTED CATEGORY OF THE ULTRA SPICE RACE
ZEN AND THE ART OF MOTORCYCLING EXCELLENCE
The first Indian to win a stage at Dakar, the world’s toughest rally, Harith Noah knows how to keep his head down
PLUGGING THE LEAKS
A new central legislation aims to end the old scourge of exam paper scams for govt jobs, with heavy punishment and penalties
A BARRAGE OF WOES
THE KALESHWARAM LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME TO TAP GODAVARI WATERS, A PET PROJECT OF FORMER TELANGANA CM K. CHANDRASHEKAR RAO, IS BESET BY CONTROVERSY AND COST OVER-RUNS
DISCIPLINING THE DISCOMS
Employing a carrot-and-stick approach, the power ministry is trying to make discoms more efficient, even as multiple challenges threaten to trip its efforts
A FIGHT FOR THE MINIMUM
Minimum support price MSP) is at the heart of the farmers’ protests. The government is caught between its viability and political compulsions
THE GRAND JURIST
In Fali S. Nariman’s death, India has lost its conscience-keeper
INDIA, CHINA AND AN ANGLO-US COMPETITION
GOKHALE’S THESIS IS THAT AN ANGLO-US COMPETITION OVER CHINA AND THE FAR EAST IMPACTED INDIA
MANAGING PAKISTAN
BISARIA’S NARRATION OF THE CRISIS AFTER THE PULWAMA ATTACK MAKES FOR FASCINATING READIN
THE CM'S BALANCING ACT
WHILE SIDDARAMAIAH HAS KEPT THE CONGRESS's POLL PROMISE ON WELFARE, HE HAS ALSO PROVIDED FOR CAPEX ON DEVELOPMENT