Opinion

'Master of the apocalypse': Hungarian author Laszlo Krasznahorkai wins Nobel Prize in Literature

Krasznahorkai was recognised with the prize for his "compelling and visionary" body of work.

Omar Yaghi, born to Gaza refugees, wins Nobel Prize for turning displacement into discovery

Yaghi, a Palestinian American born in Jordan, transformed his childhood experience of water scarcity into a Nobel-worthy invention — extracting water from desert air using molecular frameworks.

From Palestinian refugee to Nobel: Yaghi hails science's 'equalising force'

Yaghi, alongside Japan’s Susumu Kitagawa and UK-born Richard Robson, won the 2025 prize for pioneering metal–organic frameworks used in carbon capture and water harvesting from desert air.

Pakistani band’s tribute to India’s Zubeen Garg strikes rare cross-border chord

A Karachi pop-rock band’s emotional performance of an iconic song in memory of late Indian singer Zubeen Garg is melting hearts across South Asia, a rare moment of musical unity in a divided region.

Martinez travelled to Istanbul, where she visited the Bozdag Film studios, toured the show’s filming locations, and saw the Kayi Tribe camp featured in the popular series.

Inspired by popular Turkish series, Scottish woman embraces Islam

UN cultural agency names Egypt's El-Enany as its new chief

UNESCO's board, which represents 58 of the agency’s 194 member states, elected him with 55 votes. Matoko won two votes.

Kavitha Iyer

How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city

In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.

Nilosree Biswas

Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism

Nilosree Biswas

To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics

By Nilosree Biswas

Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?

By Nilosree Biswas

India's love affair with biryani, explained

How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city

In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.

Nilosree Biswas

Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism

Nilosree Biswas

To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics

By Nilosree Biswas

Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?

By Nilosree Biswas

India's love affair with biryani, explained

'Master of the apocalypse': Hungarian author Laszlo Krasznahorkai wins Nobel Prize in Literature

Krasznahorkai was recognised with the prize for his "compelling and visionary" body of work.

Omar Yaghi, born to Gaza refugees, wins Nobel Prize for turning displacement into discovery

Yaghi, a Palestinian American born in Jordan, transformed his childhood experience of water scarcity into a Nobel-worthy invention — extracting water from desert air using molecular frameworks.

From Palestinian refugee to Nobel: Yaghi hails science's 'equalising force'

Yaghi, alongside Japan’s Susumu Kitagawa and UK-born Richard Robson, won the 2025 prize for pioneering metal–organic frameworks used in carbon capture and water harvesting from desert air.

Opinion

Kavitha Iyer

How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city

In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.

Nilosree Biswas

Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism

Nilosree Biswas

To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics

By Nilosree Biswas

Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?

By Nilosree Biswas

India's love affair with biryani, explained

How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city

In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.

Nilosree Biswas

Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism

Nilosree Biswas

To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics

By Nilosree Biswas

Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?

By Nilosree Biswas

India's love affair with biryani, explained

Pakistani band’s tribute to India’s Zubeen Garg strikes rare cross-border chord

Martinez travelled to Istanbul, where she visited the Bozdag Film studios, toured the show’s filming locations, and saw the Kayi Tribe camp featured in the popular series.

UN cultural agency names Egypt's El-Enany as its new chief

UNESCO's board, which represents 58 of the agency’s 194 member states, elected him with 55 votes. Matoko won two votes.