Anushree Madhavan

May 31 was an extraordinary day for Krishna Jayasankar; she became the first Indian discuss and shot put thrower to qualify for the United States’ National Coll

As photos from Italian luxury brand Prada’s Spring/Summer 2026 show in Milan flooded the Internet, one particular shot of a model sporting slippers that looked

Author Amish Tripathi is in utter awe of Rajendra Chola — the man he was, the conquests he made, and the beautiful temples and city of Gangaikonda Cholapuram he

Offie J Hemchudeshan and left-arm spinner P Vidyuth, who performed brilliantly in the Buchi Babu tournament, have been selected to represent Tamil Nadu in the R

As a child, school breaks meant trips across southern India to visit relatives. If I was lucky, it was a getaway. Sometimes these were temple trips, with a stop

Every year, during Navaratri the story of Mahishasura is rendered in households, reminding us of the Devi's power and her abolishing evil. In Anand Neelakantan's

As the temperature dips, the markets are filled with colourful fruits. Adding to their hues are the juicy oranges. From the imported Malta variant to the Kamala

Creative writing has been an intrinsic part of author Mohan Menon’s life. Summer holidays during childhood meant writing stories, only for them to remain incomp

A quiet Sunday afternoon turned heavy, as if music had come to an abrupt halt. Asha Bhosle, the iconic singer whose career spanned nearly eight decades, passed away, marking the end of an era in Indian music. She had crooned over 12,000 songs in as many as 20 languages for leading actresses, including Helen, Zeenat Aman, Rekha, and Urmila Matondkar. Known for her infectious energy and peppy repertoire, she is the younger sister of the late legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar. Over the course of her illustrious journey, she lent her voice to an extraordinary range of songs that defined generations, from the playful charm of

Expeditions happen often around the world in different environments like marine bodies, polar regions, mountains, jungles, rainforests, deserts, and even space. Explorers begin these journeys with different purposes — from personal milestones to social causes — and no two expeditions are ever the same. On May 20, armed with paddles, life jackets, and a shared concern for the ocean, a team of 19 kayakers led by city-based SB Aravind, a scuba diving instructor with over two decades of experience, embarked on a kayaking expedition from India to Sri Lanka and back with the goal of spreading awareness about ocean pollution.