The Many Ways of Knowing Jayalalithaa
Jayalalithaa could change with each audience. What did associates, journalists and the women think of her?
Jayalalithaa could change with each audience. What did associates, journalists and the women think of her?
Where there’s a market, there’s a wallah. Here’s a photo story of jugaad, enterprising spirit and India’s many professions.
Jayalalithaa juggled many parts – actress, leader, and Amma. Through snippets of her life, we explore the brand she leaves behind.
In 2013, India had over seven million security guards supplied by 16000 security agencies. What’s a day in the life of a watchman like?
R.K. Narayan brought the Indian village to the world, through novels set in the fictional town of Malgudi. What makes his work so timeless?
We revisit popular AIDS awareness campaigns in India and clear some of the misconceptions about HIV-transmission.
Feminist ads have become the new rage – bashing the tropes of fair skin and objectified women. What made advertising change?
The realities and economics of vending coconut water give an insight into the lives of entreprising street vendors.
India is one of the obesity centres of the developing world, despite having the most number of starving children on earth.
Through centuries, currency has existed in India, changing its shape and form. What does history tell us about demonetisation?
Gurpurab marks the birth of Sikhism’s founder – Guru Nanak. We collect some colourful photos of the ensuing ceremonies.
A century ago, Iranians migrated to India and set up cafes serving an Indo-Iranian blend of chai. But a sweet tradition is now fading away.
Global warming and climate change have already forced thousands to migrate. How can India manage this environmental crisis?
A temple in Telangana is known for helping visitors gain U.S. visas. Does immigration policy concern the deities?
Transgender rights in India hinge on a Supreme Court judgement, and a battle of bills between the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.