Udbhav Seth

The truism ‘show, don't tell' holds as true here as it does in most prose but it bears qualification: the reason this advice is given to novice writers is that it mimics the momentum of movies and TV, and is a shortcut to trusting the reader's intelligence

Resident Welfare Associations are key links between city dwellers and their government. As the Delhi government changes hands, The Indian Express visits six localities to see how their RWAs deal with the authorities for local issues

In Fascist Yoga, Stewart Home challenges modern yoga's sanctity, tracing its roots to European nationalism

'My Comrade' is a short on a love triangle between a tribal couple and a Maoist soldier. Director Tathagata Ghosh on how he brought it to life

'With Hasan in Gaza' by Palestinian director Kamal Aljafari is an unsentimental look at the lives of Gazans during the second Intifada

Two films, 'Young Mothers' and 'Victoria', depict women at their highest and lowest as they deal with unreliable men and surrogate families

Recent attempts to regulate assisted reproductive technology may add to the financial and emotional stress of millions of couples around the country

Six months into the Delhi government initiative, the canteens have transformed into spaces serving not just food for the working-class, but community and friendship