I am desperately late to the Gulabo Sitabo Netflix watch party (or Amazon in this case), but in my defence it was catching virtual dust while sitting at the very top of my watchlist and this is just how movie screenings and time work now. How ironic it is that this film was released in… Read more »
Listen as Devdutt energetically tackles big existential questions with intelligence and humour
Mughal coinage tells an engrossing tale of the rise and fall of its rulers, reflecting their wins and losses on the battlefield
Historian and heritage activist V Sriram introduced us to Andal, the 7th-century Tamil poet-saint and only woman among the 12 Alwars revered in Vaishnavite tradition
Prof Menon dissected ideas of heterosexuality versus desire between Indian men, especially in the context of Lord Ayyappan
An insightful narrative of how the Indian population’s unique DNA was shaped by centuries of migrations from Africa, West and East Asia and Eurasia
The ornithologist, conservationist and author explores how our country’s vast wildlife heritage was preserved in its art
It is tough for us today to imagine the enormous excitement in the late 19th century over what India was really like.