Gaza's Hind Rajab film at Venice targeted by hate campaign: director

Roblox to impose age controls this year following ban

Türkiye banned the popular video game Roblox last year over concerns that the platform can make children vulnerable to exploitation.

After 14 years, Church of Saint Anna reopens in Syria’s Idlib

Saint Anna Church serves Greek Orthodox and Armenian communities in Idlib countryside.

Poll finds 6 in 10 US Gen Z side with Hamas against Israel

60 percent of young people between 18 to 24 expressed support for the Palestinian resistance group over Israel in Tel Aviv's ongoing war in Gaza, according to online survey.

Thousands protest Israeli genocidal war on Gaza near Venice Film Festival

The brutal war on besieged Gaza dominated the festival debates after a group called Venice4Palestine urged organisers to denounce Israel more clearly.

Once a preserve of the rich, English is helping millions escape poverty in South Asia, new book says

A new book argues that for non-elites in South Asia, learning English is often the most consequential developmental step in moving up the social mobility ladder.

Kavitha Iyer

How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city

In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.

Nilosree Biswas

Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism

Nilosree Biswas

To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics

By Nilosree Biswas

Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?

By Nilosree Biswas

India's love affair with biryani, explained

How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city

In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.

Nilosree Biswas

Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism

Nilosree Biswas

To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics

By Nilosree Biswas

Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?

By Nilosree Biswas

India's love affair with biryani, explained

Gaza's Hind Rajab film at Venice targeted by hate campaign: director

Ben Hania’s film "The Voice of Hind Rajab" premiered at the 82nd Venice Film Festival to a 23-minute standing ovation.

Roblox to impose age controls this year following ban

Türkiye banned the popular video game Roblox last year over concerns that the platform can make children vulnerable to exploitation.

After 14 years, Church of Saint Anna reopens in Syria’s Idlib

Saint Anna Church serves Greek Orthodox and Armenian communities in Idlib countryside.

Opinion

Kavitha Iyer

How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city

In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.

Nilosree Biswas

Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism

Nilosree Biswas

To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics

By Nilosree Biswas

Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?

By Nilosree Biswas

India's love affair with biryani, explained

How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city

In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.

Nilosree Biswas

Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism

Nilosree Biswas

To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics

By Nilosree Biswas

Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?

By Nilosree Biswas

India's love affair with biryani, explained

Poll finds 6 in 10 US Gen Z side with Hamas against Israel

60 percent of young people between 18 to 24 expressed support for the Palestinian resistance group over Israel in Tel Aviv's ongoing war in Gaza, according to online survey.

Thousands protest Israeli genocidal war on Gaza near Venice Film Festival

The brutal war on besieged Gaza dominated the festival debates after a group called Venice4Palestine urged organisers to denounce Israel more clearly.

Once a preserve of the rich, English is helping millions escape poverty in South Asia, new book says

A new book argues that for non-elites in South Asia, learning English is often the most consequential developmental step in moving up the social mobility ladder.