A sock on the jaw or a warm hug depending on whose side you are on
'One had to hunt out information like a Rottweiler, swallow and regurgitate the material as analysis, perspective or narrative. Now Google that if I am wrong.'
Congress’s gamble of fielding Rahul Gandhi from the Kerala constituency may not shore up the party’s fortunes in south India except Tamil Nadu
"It’s almost like a sleeping megalopolis has been suddenly awakened and people emerge from its gazillion honeycomb cells relentlessly": This week's diary takes you to the streets of Calcutta during Durga puja.
Shot in just 90 minutes, new Kannada film <em>Bimba</em> redefines fast track film-making
Given the obstacles lined up against her, no one knows when Bani Singh’s documentary would see the light of day. Instead of the raw emotions—and the jagged backcloth here—that propel players towards achievements, will India have to stay content with another fictionalised, unsatisfactorily executed Bollywood period drama?
Resurgence for the BJP, introspection time for the Congress and a leap of fate for JD(S), Karnataka 2018 is an image of a still-developing electorate
The story of the sacred thread takes a twist in Karnataka, as Lingayat men and women sport it with a small Shivalinga
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