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Why Shah Rukh Khan winning a top award opens old wounds and reveals India’s social fractures
In an era of rising Hindu nationalism and vilification of Muslim stars, Shah Rukh Khan’s National Award win is both a moment of celebration and a study in political contradictions.
The good, the bad, the ugly: What drives Gen Z’s curious buying habits
Labubu, overpriced matcha lattes, and the relentless pursuit of everything that is viral. Step into the material world of the young and restless.
Türkiye leads the world in archaeological discoveries: President Erdogan
The Turkish capital hosted a major archaeology event, featuring an exhibition of rare artefacts and the long-awaited return of the Marcus Aurelius statue.
Royal Ballet and Opera staff oppose future shows in Israel, support Palestinian flag protest
The move comes after 182 members of the Royal Ballet and Opera sign an open letter condemning the organisation's silence on Israel's genocidal conduct, which has killed over 60,000 Palestinians.
Türkiye becomes go-to travel destination for Chinese tourists amid rapid growth: envoy
Last year, over 400,000 Chinese tourists visited Türkiye, up 65.1 percent.
Fire thieves, lost twins, and mythic lands: The naming secrets of rare earth minerals
The exotic names of critical minerals reveal centuries of scientific rivalry, mythological inspiration, and national pride. So where do these names come from and what do they tell us about the people who named them?
Kavitha Iyer
How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city
In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.
Nilosree Biswas
Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism
Nilosree Biswas
To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics
By
Nilosree Biswas
Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?
By
Nilosree Biswas
India's love affair with biryani, explained
How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city
In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.
Nilosree Biswas
Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism
Nilosree Biswas
To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics
By
Nilosree Biswas
Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?
By
Nilosree Biswas
India's love affair with biryani, explained
Why Shah Rukh Khan winning a top award opens old wounds and reveals India’s social fractures
In an era of rising Hindu nationalism and vilification of Muslim stars, Shah Rukh Khan’s National Award win is both a moment of celebration and a study in political contradictions.
The good, the bad, the ugly: What drives Gen Z’s curious buying habits
Labubu, overpriced matcha lattes, and the relentless pursuit of everything that is viral. Step into the material world of the young and restless.
Türkiye leads the world in archaeological discoveries: President Erdogan
The Turkish capital hosted a major archaeology event, featuring an exhibition of rare artefacts and the long-awaited return of the Marcus Aurelius statue.
Opinion
Kavitha Iyer
How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city
In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.
Nilosree Biswas
Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism
Nilosree Biswas
To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics
By
Nilosree Biswas
Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?
By
Nilosree Biswas
India's love affair with biryani, explained
How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city
In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.
Nilosree Biswas
Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism
Nilosree Biswas
To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics
By
Nilosree Biswas
Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?
By
Nilosree Biswas
India's love affair with biryani, explained
Royal Ballet and Opera staff oppose future shows in Israel, support Palestinian flag protest
The move comes after 182 members of the Royal Ballet and Opera sign an open letter condemning the organisation's silence on Israel's genocidal conduct, which has killed over 60,000 Palestinians.
Türkiye becomes go-to travel destination for Chinese tourists amid rapid growth: envoy
Last year, over 400,000 Chinese tourists visited Türkiye, up 65.1 percent.
Fire thieves, lost twins, and mythic lands: The naming secrets of rare earth minerals
The exotic names of critical minerals reveal centuries of scientific rivalry, mythological inspiration, and national pride. So where do these names come from and what do they tell us about the people who named them?
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