Trishla Jain’s art explores the unique space between breaths, brought to life through her latest exhibition.

Trishla Jain’s latest exhibition, 'The Quiet Interlude', at LTC Gallery in New Delhi showcases her mature, meditative works. Her art, which...

Since people in both Arunachal and Assam are heavily dependent on the Brahmaputra river for their quotidian water needs, the diversion of l...

Low pay, erratic schedules and monotonous tasks have long been a challenge for the nearly 8 million Americans working in retail, but the pa...

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It was reported that Nirbhaya was lured into that bus in Delhi because one of the rapists addressed her treacherously as "didi", or elder s...

Driving from Delhi to Banaras in search of election stories, ET chanced upon many delightful and depressing narratives that, in sum, tell t...

Muslim voting preferences show religious sentiments are secondary. Muslims vote on party lines, and not on the basis of sectarian identity.

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Though the political class, government, industry and the media find little to agree on these days, they can converge on the phenomenon call...

In dreams, one deals with the present and, if the brain is truly manic, with dystopia and utopia.