Musically United and ready to rock, Rahib gets candid with Millennium Post. Here are excerpts...Why the name R.A.H.I.B.?Every initial of the word...

Talk about rural India, and ‘weaving’ is what immediately pops up in our mind, along with images of picturesque villages, cattle, and simple living....

Even gods don’t mess around with us whores,’ the madam at Sonar Gaaon broke out into cynical laughter. ‘Where the fuck were your gods when we were...

Indian and African nations have over the years developed a strong and mutually beneficial association. The ties date back to the colonisation era when...

When you hear Yo Yo Honey Singh blaring from the most fancily-lit farmhouse, you know the wedding season is round the corner. It’s that time of the...

A grand illustrious play, directed by veteran director Bhanu Bharti, Tughlaq closed on a high note with  star-studded performances. The life of one of...

For the first 10 days after she was savagely assaulted and raped by eight men, 16-year-old Reshma [name changed] shuttered up her heart and mind,...

The recent debate over a cartoon published in Charlie Hebdo, a French magazine, featuring a figure resembling Prophet Mohammed can be viewed in...

Confidence is something debutante author Sagarika Chakraborty seems to possess in abundance. ‘I write because I know I have a story to narrate and an...

My Magical Palace may be Kunal Mukherjee’s maiden venture, but his foray into queer writing has made the veterans sit up and take note. ‘If I am the...

Let’s go to Srinagar, Kashmir, in western clothes – shout a group of angry youngsters on a social networking web site, in response to a statement...

Nikita Lalwani, whose first book Gifted was longlisted for Man Booker Prize in 2007, talks about her latest book, The Village, and becoming a writer.A...