Breaking News
- Powerful People
POWERFUL PEOPLE: 55 YEARS ON, MERE APNE’S RELEVANCE
0 - Kaleidoscope
KALEIDOSCOPE: LUCKNOW BETWEEN PAST AND NOW
0 - Health
HEALTH: WHEN CANCER GETS PERSONAL
0 - Gender
GENDER: CHAI AND LOVE MEET ON STAGE
0 - Trending
TRENDING: THE QUIET POWER OF COSTUMES
0 - Retroscope
RETROSCOPE: REMEMBERING RAY’S IMMORTAL…APU!
0 - Business and Politics
BUSINESS: GIG WORK AND CAPITALIST FAILURE
0 - Powerful People
POWERFUL PEOPLE: A BEAUTIFUL MIND
0 - Thought Factory
THOUGHT FACTORY: LISTENING IS THE NEW LOOKING
0 - Thought Factory
THOUGHT FACTORY: PREGNANT RECALLS!
0
Trending
Signs of the times: Breaking the silence
Humra Quraishi explores why even the brave and honest in positions of authority choose to remain silent when they are witness to what is morally wrong. In this battle betwe...
Read MoreSigns of the times: Time to talk truth to power
Humra Quraishi’s commentary demands answers and accountability for the sufferings of innocent people and she insists that talking truth to power is the only way out. ...
Read MoreNot time-pass. Lockdown is time well spent
Senior professionals from various fields talk to Monarose Sheila Pereira about how they have honed various skills during the pandemic. Let's hear it from them. Ranjit Barot...
Read MoreA genius having mastered many arts: Satyajit Ray
Humra Quraishi revisits the auteur Satyajit Ray’s life on the eve of his hundredth birth anniversary Satyajit Ray’s hundredth birth anniversary comes close; wha...
Read MoreSo why don’t people wear masks?
The second wave of COVID-19 is affecting the entire country due to which people are requested to stay indoors, writes Jack Dinis. The Coronavirus has spread in the whole wo...
Read MoreSigns of the times: Imagine all the people…
Humra Quraishi wonders if it is the need of this time to revive the Progressive Writers Movement in India. Come April, things will be getting tougher… tougher to survi...
Read MoreSign of the times: The sun shines on everybody
“Why don’t the people of today take lessons from our history, literature and poetry”, asks Humra Quraishi The painful and disturbing images of Rohingya refu...
Read MoreShe left when she was too young: Meena Kumari
Humra Quraishi recalls her meeting with Rukhsar-e-Zehra, stepdaughter of the legendary actor Meena Kumari. Sadness becomes a companion when my thoughts meander to Meena...
Read MoreSigns of the time: The vacuum
Humra Quraishi imagines what it would be like if India is to have a ministry of loneliness and leaves you to ponder over a beautiful piece of verse Japan has appointed a Mini...
Read MoreSign of the times: Silencing Zillennials
Humra Quraishi expresses anguish at the systematic crushing of dissent among the young generations today. The political climate is turning murkier and also suffocating. It is...
Read MorePOWERFUL PEOPLE: 55 YEARS ON, MERE APNE’S RELEVANCE
Khalid Mohamed in conversation with the indefatigable poet, lyricist, story-script-write...
January 20 2026KALEIDOSCOPE: LUCKNOW BETWEEN PAST AND NOW
Cultures are never frozen in time, they keep moving, keep evolving.Filmmaker and writer ...
January 19 2026HEALTH: WHEN CANCER GETS PERSONAL
As cancer treatment continues to rely on averages and probabilities, a breakthrough appr...
January 18 2026