Amidst global divisions, cross-cultural artistic collaborations offer hope. 'A Doll Made Up of Clay,' a short film by Ethiopian SRFTI stude...

Bisma Fareed, a Delhi University student, faced internship rejections despite academic achievements. Her response to stereotypes about Arts...

International Women's Day 2024: Explore the significance of International Women's Day 2024 through essay and speech ideas for students. Top...

Women are often belittled for something as natural as ageing.

The fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution reflect how the framers wished to empower citizens of the newly birthed nation. In th...

The exhibition runs until mid-October.

Is the declining number of women’s colleges and the constant debate around it a step in the right direction, or do we need more such spaces...

Debutante filmmaker Shuchi Talati will direct the movie from her own script.

Cannes Lions owner Ascential has taken steps to make the Lions less of a big boys’ club, and weed out work that perpetuates stereotypes.

In movies, music, and theatre, the Indian-American immigrant experience is still a long way from making an impact in mainstream popular ent...

The Medal is a top honour reserved for mathematicians under the age of 40.

The film does break a major stereotype by placing a woman at the centre of the action.

A few young Indians, however, are bringing out the angst and are breaking stereotypes through satirical comic strips and memes on the inter...

Times are changing both inside the film industry and outside and actress Vidya Balan considers herself as an agent of that change.

Three short films by Delhi school students have been shortlisted in the 'Faiths' category at the BAFTA awards this year.

Evam Entertainment’s ‘Happy Factory’ model promises to bring freshness into Indian theatre