The eight-episode Hindi series will be out on April 17 on Prime Video.

At the opening of Olivia Fraser’s painting exhibition, a performance by poet-dancer Tishani Doshi and others enacted the interdependence of various art forms.

A conversation with Imran Mulla, author of ‘The Indian Caliphate: Exiled Ottomans and the Billionaire Prince’.

A biography of rock band Oasis, the mystery of ‘mad monk’ Rasputin, the joys of classic literature, and more.

A captive, incubated egg from Rajasthan was nested by a female bird in the wild.

The collection starts on a note of hope, moves on to the afflictions of humanity, before concluding with a renewed belief in love, introspection, meditation.

Chronic struggles that linger or worsen over months and years may reveal early disruptions in the brain’s ability to co-ordinate complex tasks.

Public money is flowing towards big-ticket projects that are visible, and can be inaugurated and photographed, rather than those that keep cities functional.

Sumana Ramanan writes compellingly about the role of economic and social forces in accentuating class and opportunity divides among musicians.

He is best known as the author of ‘Devdas’, but it is in his anti-colonial novel ‘Pather Dabi’ that readers witness an unwavering belief in human dignity.

While the police personnel were punished in the Jayaraj-Benicks case, activists have expressed concern about other officials not being held accountable.

‘This isn’t just the story of one person, but a collective trauma,’ director Someetharan tells ‘Scroll’.