What does it mean for art to exist everywhere humans have reached? For Singapore-based interdisciplinary artist Lakshmi Mohanbabu, the answer is not metaphorical. Her work has quite literally travelled to both extremes of human exploration—outer space and…
Journalist Rhea Dadinath in conversation with Kathrine Switzer, An Emmy Award–winning broadcaster and the first woman to officially register for and run the Boston Marathon, Kathrine Switzer’s life changed the course of women’s sport forever. Her historic 1967 run…
When Ancy Sojan first competed at a district championship in Thrissur, she did it barefoot. She was 13 or 14 years old, had no spikes, and no clear sense yet of where athletics would take…
Ashish Limaye’s story is not about an institution or a system — it is about a rider. A boy who grew up in Pune, a city with a deep and historic horse culture shaped by…
In 2010, a simple incident at Mysuru Railway Station exposed a gap that millions with disabilities quietly navigate every day. A visually impaired commuter missed his train because he was misinformed about the platform. His…
A source from the Ministry shared why this test is so historic.
The moment brought together two worlds — the instinctive field knowledge of a local tracker and the scientific study of an Oxford botanist — and highlighted how fragile this species truly is.
Half a century is a long time. Long enough for hair to grey, children to grow, and the world to change in ways no one could have imagined. But for Mangala, Rekha, Shubha, Sushma, Sunila, and…
As a child, he dreamt of joining the military, but financial struggles, his mother’s ill health, and poor academic performance prevented him from pursuing that path.
Anomalia’s furniture and design elements are made from mycelium, the root structure of mushrooms, and are designed to decompose back into the soil within 180 days. From their kitchen experiments to international exhibitions at Venice and Seoul Biennale, Bhakti and Suyash have seen their material and message travel far!
