Get to know... Zarna Garg

India, Sept. 12 -- Comic, @ZarnaGarg High point in life: Trashing my mother-in-law. Low point in life: Oh my God, the other day, somebody called me an author. On my playlist: Bollywood pop mostly, ... Read More

Innovation starts with empathy: A Wknd chat with teenaged innovator Gitanjali Rao

India, Aug. 22 -- "What is lead," Gitanjali Rao swallowed the last of her pasta and asked her parents. She was nine years old and had just heard about the water crisis in Detroit, Michigan, on the ne... Read More

And then therewere none

India, Aug. 17 -- What is the fate of Gaza? What will it be? In the 77 years since the formation of Israel,there have been no clear answers. The newest plan for its future envisions a gleaming city in... Read More

And then there were none: Wknd interviews Palestinian author Ibtisam Azem

India, Aug. 16 -- What is the fate of Gaza? What will it be? In the 77 years since the formation of Israel, there have been no clear answers. The newest plan for its future envisions another gleamin... Read More

Get to know... Abhishek Banerjee

India, Aug. 1 -- Actor, casting director (@NowItsAbhi) Currently I am: Shooting in Chennai. High point in life: Stree 2 becoming the biggest Hindi blockbuster of all time. Low point in life:The pan... Read More

All along the watchtower

India, July 20 -- Could your dreams be used against you? In Moroccan-American author Laila Lalami's new novel, The Dream Hotel, pre-crime surveillance has stretched its tentacles into our sleeping bra... Read More

There are always ways to resist: Wknd interviews dystopian author Laila Lalami

India, July 18 -- Could your dreams be used against you? In Moroccan-American author Laila Lalami's new novel, The Dream Hotel, pre-crime surveillance has stretched its tentacles into our sleeping br... Read More

Claudia de Rham: "The notion of time is not absolute"

India, July 14 -- What motivated you to dedicate your life to gravity research? It was always clear in my mind. When I started writing the book, it became clear that there could never have been anyth... Read More

The X factor: An Indian has cracked the code to randomness in the virtual world

India, July 12 -- Roll the dice, and the outcome could be anything between one and six. Such randomness fills our world. Step into the binary reality of computers, though, and randomness becomes a ra... Read More

The X factor: An Indian has cracked the code on randomness in the virtual world

India, July 12 -- Roll the dice, and the outcome could be anything between one and six. Such randomness fills our world. Step into the binary reality of computers, though, and randomness becomes a ra... Read More

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