Indulekha Aravind

To the man who molested me last night

Sexual harassment is the greatest leveller for women in India, writes Indulekha Aravind

The 'Great' debate

Was Rana Pratap a nationalistic warrior worthy of the appellation of "great" or just a chieftain protecting his own honour? The author turns to historians for an answer

All eyes on Brazil as Indian coffee prices dip

Unseasonal rain, rising costs and a global slowdown in production has driven coffee prices in India down. The only hope lies in greater global demand

No solidarity with Bangladesh's Charlie Hebdos?

3 murders in the last three months, and yet, the international community does not seem to be sufficiently incensed

TaxiForSure co-founder pads up for his second innings

Raghunandan G is likely to start his new venture in online B2C space

Land accord with Bangladesh will help carry economic relations forward: Rajiv Dogra

Interview with former Indian consul general to Pakistan

Two generations in enclaves grew up stateless, agreement now resolves this: Tariq Karim

Interview with former Bangladesh High Commissioner to India

Cuisine colony

With Korean, Singaporean and Naga eateries, Kammanahalli in east Bengaluru offers unconventional dining options

Nepal coverage consistent with what Indian media has been doing: Abhinandan Sekhri

Interview with co-founder, Newslaundry

Startup diaries

Besides a great idea, it takes pluck, and some luck, to get going. Three startup entrepreneurs share their personal journeys

Living through civil war

Home delivery for the calorie-conscious

A host of startups across cities caters to those looking for healthier alternatives to eating out every day and do not have the time to cook. With different meal plans to suit all lifestyles, this mig

Margarita With A Straw: Beyond labels

A lovely film that is not weighed down by the tricky issues it explores

Modi in TIME's 100 list of most influential people in the world

Kejriwal who was on the list last year, failed to make the cut this year

Dance for scientific instruction

Bodystorming, a unique movement to explore scientific ideas through dance, comes to India for the first time

Broken Horses: A trot rather than a gallop

With Broken Horses, Vidhu Vinod Chopra has taken his Hollywood plunge, but the film does not leave author impressed

Shuttle change

Vimal Kumar is different from other badminton coaches in making players think for themselves, which is how he got Saina Nehwal to add more punch to her game

Discovering Bengaluru, through food

The Oota Walks combines heritage, culture and food on the many curated trails it offers

They tell me Avijit Roy was killed, you are next: Imran H Sarker

Interview with head, Blogger and Online Activists Network

Poor Giriraj Singh, condemned for speaking the ugly truth

The BJP minister was merely voicing what we already know - that most Indians are an inherently racist people