Stanley Carvalho

In a conversation with Stanley Carvalho, thespians recount how David Lean shot his adaptation of E M Forster's book in Bengaluru

Ever since he burst onto the literary firmament with a million-pound advance for his debut novel The Impressionist (2002), British novelist Hari

In a conversation with Stanley Carvalho, the theatre person and filmmaker speaks about directing Karnad's last play

India's badminton coach Prakash Padukone's recent lashing out at players after their defeat is a case of barking up the wrong tree, and disowning collective responsibility.

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's recently released Hindi audiobook, Azadi (on Audible) is set in Kolkata, against the backdrop of India's freedom movement and Partition.

This debut murder mystery novel by T.S. Marni, a pseudonym for three sisters, set in the colonial-era hill station of Ooty, is a riveting read with a cleverly woven plot and some unexpected twists.

Leila Alvares brings a funnier Monty Python’s Spamalot

A tribute to the music connoisseur from Mysuru. He died on September 4

While India's differently-abled athletes are slowly gaining recognition and support, thanks to the government's Target Olympic Podium Scheme and the non-profit GoSports Foundation, a lot more remains to be done.

Wherever there is big money up for grabs, there are always individuals ready to play dirty by getting their hands on them.