Anesha George is an Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times. She specializes in writing about food, culture, and youth trends, with a keen interest in exploring themes related to health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and societal issues. Anesha's work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication, Hindustan Times, and MSN.
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Love no longer conquers all, not in life and increasingly not on screen. See how the anti-romcom captures modern relationships in all its uneasy realism.
By: Anesha George
Based on a real-world island in Bangladesh, Anam's novel explores what it can take to launch a fight for freedom. Revolution has shaped her life too, she says.
By: Anesha George
Check out errors that were poetic, rebellious, scandalous. One even turned a holy commandment into a scandalous exhortation: Thou shalt commit adultery?
By: Anesha George
Check out errors that were poetic, rebellious, scandalous. One even turned a holy commandment into a scandalous exhortation: Thou shalt commit adultery?
By: Anesha George
The movies – written and directed by YouTubers, and released independently – are among the highest-grossing films of 2026.
Tour breakfasts from cities across the country; see how colonisation changed those habits; and how the answers to how best to start the day may still lie in our oldest recipes.
By: Anesha George
Food writer Priyadarshini Chatterjee's book explores the ancient morning meals still available in cities across India.
By: Anesha George
Romain has won the Shackleton prize for an audacious plan to spend months atop a frozen sea. ‘I feel a sense of urgency to describe it before it changes,' he says.
The evolution of photography, from Niepce's first photo to AI-generated images, highlights its role in documenting history, art, and social reform.
By: Anesha George
Documentary photographer Ulka Chauhan captures people, objects and a way of life – preserved, for now – in six heritage homes.
