Aakanksha Sharma

Inside Sadhguru Sannidhi: An oasis of peace, meditation, and all things natural beauty

The Ghibli art dilemma: Playful trend or an ethical conundrum

“I created my own genre called social thrillers and wrote about society, but in a thrilling way” says Vikas Swarup

Gagan Damama Bajyo: A mirror into the personal and political lives of revolutionaries

‘You can find magic in mythology’ says Anuja Chandramouli

The timeless appeal of live wedding paintings; A passing trend or an ode to love?

Expression and creativity in the form of photography; Madhu Das’ artworks

"This is a great time for South Asian artists, our voices are finally being heard", says artist Harsha Durugadda

Capturing the true essence of translation and the beauty of Bharati's poetry

What is Sustainable art and how Indian folk artists have been sustainable for centuries

All about ‘Sitar for Mental Health’; An initiative to combine arts, music, and well-being

“AI can only bring the rhymes, but not the ‘bhav’, the feeling” says actor Shailesh Lodha

Is the resurgence of theatre in India just a myth? Shabana Azmi weighs in at ADC curtain raiser

What does it really mean to love yourself? Insights from Damini Grover & 'Time to Come Home'

Grief, love, loss and resilience: Inside Sandhya Mridul’s ‘Untamed’

From Miniature paintings to Modern arts; The Magic of Geeti Sen’s ‘Alchemy’

The blend of mediums as seen in Figurative Arts; A Trans-formative exhibition

Celebrating MF Husain, the legacy of India’s first modernist artist

“I opened my life as it was growing up in the aftermath of the bloodbath of partition and overcoming it” Syeda Saiyidain Hameed on her book ‘A Drop in the Ocean’

From RTI protests to Ramadan at Khushwant Singh’s home: Syeda Saiyidain Hameed shares intriguing life stories in her new memoir ‘A Drop in the Ocean’

Jaun Elia & Ahmad Faraz: 2 iconic Urdu poets, their style and lines that still echo in our hearts

Artist-author Anurag Anand's new spy thriller ‘Operation Bamboo Garden’ launched in Delhi

Creative force behind Indian Street Art Movement, Hanif Kureshi, no more: A look at his art legacy

Write for yourself, tell stories which you really want to share: Namita Gokhale

‘Paro’ by Namita Gokhale turns 40: A look into the novel and the themes it audaciously took on

A recap of ‘Summer Theatre Festival’ organised by NSD through the plays they showcased

Babuji: A play that makes one think about artistes and the price they pay to pursue their dreams

‘Bayen’: A tale of a woman’s struggle in a deeply superstitious society

A tale of love, loss, and madness with ‘Laila and Qais’

"My writing process is like brewing the perfect cup of tea – a blend of structure and spontaneity", says Mr. Laxman Rao