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Throwback Movie: The Big City - Satyajit Ray
There’s something galvanic about a filmmaker going home to work, whether its Howard Hawks telling a story based on his grandfather in “Come and Get It” or...
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Domestic Help Starts School For 60 Kids From Slums In Ranchi
Suchita’s mother met with an accident a few months ago, because of which she had to take up odd jobs to support her family. In January this year, she started a makesh...
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How Football Is Levelling The Playing Field For Kids
“For me there is only one religion and that is humanity. I don’t believe in any other religion,” says 83-year-old Mithalal Sindhi. He is a resident of Ahm...
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Kaleidoscope : Steaming Fresh
The fourth edition of Writers Bloc, a wonderful initiative to encourage new writing, commenced last week and the city’s theatre scene perked up.
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Setting The Stage For Little Theatre
Children move in a circle to the beats of the chenda. As the rhythm picks up, they change their steps and gait. There is laughter, camaraderie and some fine acts during a r...
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Urban Health: Major Opportunities For Improving Global Health Outcomes, Despite Persistent Health Inequities
New data on the health of city-dwellers in almost 100 countries show that as the world’s urban population continues to grow, health inequities - especially between th...
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On The Margins In A City Of Dreams
A week after a fire broke out in the Deonar dumping ground in Mumbai, fires in smaller pockets continue to blaze. But toxic smoke is only an addition to a long list of prob...
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Disability No Hurdle, Prakash Shows The Way
Prakash, who is 90 percent physically disabled and belongs to Mumbai, donated blood for the 77th time at the PGI today.
Prakash M Nadar was afflicted by polio during ...
Waterless In Marathwada: Farm Crisis Is Extra Hard On Women
In Marathwada’s worst-hit districts of Beed, Osmanabad and Latur, households now have an uncompromising priority list of expenses as an economy hit by years of near-t...
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Love In The Times Of Short Stories
I never cared much for Delhi until I read Ravish Kumar’s short Hindi love stories. My old bias — perhaps from too much Premchand, and not enough ChetanBhagat &m...
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