Daily Brief: ‘We are witnessing tragic stories’: Gaza doctors struggle with scare supplies, evacuation warnings, and more

‘We are witnessing tragic stories’: Gaza doctors struggle with scarce supplies, evacuation warnings

Despite the pressures, medical personnel in the conflict zone say they are determined to keep treating patients.

Ramachandra Guha: What the name games at the Narendra Modi Stadium tell us about India today

A snapshot of the intersection of cricket, business, and politics.

Eco India: How can we manage our growing pile of sanitary waste better?

The Red Dot Campaign in Pune is showing the way to manage and process its sanitary waste responsibly.

Eco India, Episode 242: Could reducing and recycling waste help build sustainable communities?

Every week, Eco India brings you stories that inspire you to build a cleaner, greener and better tomorrow.

Interview: In ‘Abundance’, a history of sexuality and the Gomantak Maratha Samaj

The Samaj’s history shows how caste and sexuality could also be malleable, disposable and usable categories, says Professor Anjali Arondekar.

‘12th Fail’ is about ‘never giving up’, says director Vidhu Vinod Chopra

The director’s tenth feature stars Vikrant Massey as an aspiring police officer.

How I became a part of Juhu Reads, Mumbai’s first silent reading community

The community can be compared to a group of people meditating together, where everyone offers a prayer without communicating with one another.

‘The Girl Who Kept Falling in Love’: What we talk about when we talk about love, and patriotism

The novel takes its chances to unpack contemporary Indians and make sense of a certain way of being and thinking.

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