India, July 27 -- From brocade to geometry, this couture season becomes a compass, charting silhouettes, heritage and the shifting directions of Indian fashion, writes SAKSHI PRIYA In the carefully c... Read More
India, July 26 -- From spindle to silhouette, Khadi emerges as India's quiet artform, timeless, textured and deeply human, says Sakshi Priya It began not with the flash of cameras or the rustle of si... Read More
India, July 26 -- Shedding light on the unseen, the artists navigate heritage, consciousness and personal revelation, says Sakshi Priya In a cultural moment saturated with spectacle and overstimulate... Read More
India, July 25 -- In a world that worships goddesses but fails daughters, these true crime tales expose the darkest corners of our society, says Sakshi Priya Candle in the Wind is a grim reminder of ... Read More
India, July 25 -- When books leap to the big screen, the results range from timeless brilliance to total fiasco, revealing how fragile storytelling can be "The book was better." And let's be honest, ... Read More
India, July 20 -- Sarcasm shields his ache, and Shabir plays every note with restraint, fire, and precision, writes Sakshi Priya From Kahiin To Hoga and Kasamh Se to Kumkum Bhagya, Shabir Ahluwalia h... Read More
India, July 19 -- From forgotten doors to forgotten hands, this week is about those who carve, weave and stitch living memory says, SAKSHI PRIYA Last week was about the forgotten doors of Chandni Cho... Read More
India, July 19 -- Walking into Beyond Horizons feels like stepping into a living, breathing canvas, one that shifts tone and texture with each turn of the eye. The exhibition, presented by Uchaan Arts... Read More
India, July 18 -- On his death anniversary, a book revisits the rise and solitude of India's first true superstar, Rajesh Khanna, writes SAKSHI PRIYA Thirteen years ago, on this very day, Mumbai came... Read More
India, July 18 -- The spine was already softened, the corners worn, the underlines familiar. She reached once again for the same book she had read at sixteen, then at twenty-five and now, years later,... Read More