'Very few women...want justice in the way we understand it. Many of them just want the crimes to be acknowledged'

Opinion: Bangladesh's 'women of war' remember Bengali Language Movement

Movies for example popularise the genre but they are also accused of 'diluting' its purity

Can classical music survive without shedding its obsession with purism?

Sampooran Singh Kalra, or Gulzar, is a man with a mission armed with his poetry on paper, vinyl records, celluloid, & their digital cousins

WION's Nishtha Gautam talks to the erudite Indian lawmaker Shashi Tharoor on history, nationalism, and betrayal

New Delhi may have missed the first Indian jazz wave but it is now in a mood to make up for it

The Man Booker Prize jurist talks about understanding, but not being defined by, categories like 'immigrant', 'Iranian', and 'woman'

Five women, one website, countless shared concerns and joys

Waldman, who worked with Bob Dylan and Alan Ginsberg, speaks about her vast influences, the Beat poets and women in poetry

Celebrated British playwright and film writer, Sir David Hare speaks on the role of creativity and the place of Truth in playwriting

The universe seems to be biased against women with bigger breasts despite their evolutionary significance

Despite the promises of data safety, there is very little the Indian government has done to instill confidence about Aadhar

In a society still riddled with caste and gender fault-lines, India needs to talk about the subversive lives of Sanjaya and Kunti