The oral historian sets her first fiction novel The Book of Everlasting Things against the backdrop of the Partition of India, a subject she has written about extensively in her two critically-acclaimed non-fiction books.
Among the retreats that opened their doors in 2022 is Amal Tamara, a boutique property in Mannancherry village, near Alappuzha in Kerala, offering a holistic treatment, from Ayurvedic massages, meditation, and an in-house doctor and chef curating treatments and meals according to what your body requires.
British PM Rishi Sunak wants all children in the UK to study maths in some form till they are 18 - except he seems to have forgotten to do his homework on the number of maths teachers in England.
Don't think of new resolutions every year. Leadership coach Robin Sharma presents an alternative.
The call for stories for the collection went out in 2019. Then the pandemic hit, and marked the book in many ways.
Ayaan Sajad is reviving Kashmir’s traditional Sufi music with a blend of hip hop after his first song, 'BeDard Dadi Chane', in local Kashmiri language, crossed 3 million views on YouTube.
At a recent launch of his new book series 'Unstoppable Us', the Israeli historian, professor and author, who's in India for Vipassana, said the purpose of learning history is to liberate ourselves from our fears, illusions and miseries.
'The Christ Series' by the late Yusuf Arakkal is being brought out for a week-long display by Galerie Sara Arakkal at Bangalore International Centre from January 7–14.
'Van Gogh 360°', a new digital immersive art travelling exhibition of the Dutch Post-Impressionist painter, will hit high-definition screens in the country, starting with Mumbai on January 20.
Deepti Kapoor’s 'Age of Vice' is an ambitious if sprawling thriller that portrays unpleasant Indian realities with verve.
Award-winning cheeses, from Swiss Gruyere to French Camembert and Tasmanian Cheddar. Plus, artisanal makers and cheese shops worth a visit when you are in these countries.
They also curate open-to-sky dining with tables perched in a guava orchard and meals carved using fresh vegetables from the field. The bucolic scenery also includes appearances by peacocks and other birds.
The former journalist’s new thriller set in Delhi is also being turned into a digital series.
Europe, the US and, most popularly, the UK aside, increasingly Kashmiri students are opting for such countries as Bangladesh, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan for higher studies, especially for MBBS.
In a year when people seem extremely wedded to their opinions, great non-fiction still has the power to persuade.
With the UN declaring 2023 as the 'Year of Millets', leading chefs and restaurateurs are embracing the indigenous and healthful grain to craft innovative dishes and inventive menus.
Some books are for the ages.
The book underlines the fact that the workplace is not only a place to get things done, it thrives on relationships, mutual respect and kindness.
Located inside a 145-year-old ice factory, the restaurant features a first-of-its-kind Negroni-only bar.
Vivienne Westwood was already an OBE when 'Sex and The City' beamed one of her wedding dresses to the world.
In this list: an aloo chaat, momos, biryani, Mari cutlets, Daab prawns, Pindi choley and saag kulcha, and brownies and filter kaapi cheesecake - take your pick.
Google search trends reveal how Indians lived through the three pandemic years, what gave us joy, and what caused despair.
An imaginary report on a utopian 2022 in the world of books and reading.
The future of human procreation probably depends on the omission of certain choice details. But your columnist is a journalist devoted to the truth.
Some of the best restaurants and bars of Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, Goa and Jaipur in 2022.