LivemintBarbra Streisand Sequins, shine and Barbra Streisandlivemint.com - Dhara Vora Sabhnani On the eve of the launch of his label in India, London-based Michael Halpern speaks about his love for the 1970s and how to feel extraordinary Ablack …
LivemintWriting Ten years, one novel, two prize shortlistslivemint.com - Somak Ghoshal Roshan Ali on the agony of writing his first book after dropping out of college 10 years ago Roshan Ali became a writer the hard way. About 10 years …
LivemintSalvador Dali Matera, crafted in stonelivemint.com - Nipa Charagi Inhabited for millennia, Sassi di Matera was abandoned in the 1950s. Today, it straddles the past and the present For centuries Matera was abandoned, …
LivemintBooks When fantasy pretends to be historylivemint.com - Poorna Swami Stories within stories are woven into this contemporary revisiting of the classical ‘qissa’ genre The immensity that the novel as a form promises is …
LivemintDigital Transformation How blockchain is similar to a kitty party grouplivemint.com - Nandita Mathur Little did Jaspreet Bindra know that when he wrote an article titled “The 10 Commandments Of Digital Transformation" for Mint in 2016, it would …
LivemintKarl Lagerfeld When Karl comes callinglivemint.com - Shubham Ladha Karl Lagerfeld’s longtime associate Caroline Lebar talks to Lounge about the brand’s first India collaboration As someone who’s worked with the late …
LivemintAyurveda Just a pinch and not morelivemint.com - Vasudha Rai The World Athletics Championships in Doha (27 September-6 October) saw many firsts. The games were held at the Khalid International Stadium, an …
LivemintCulture (India) Chiki Sarkar’s Nobel runlivemint.com - Anindita Ghose Chiki Sarkar has fond memories of economist Abhijit Banerjee rustling up “a salad of roasted peaches in Paris" and “a deeply satisfying Kolkata …
LivemintCulture (India) The incredible lightnesslivemint.com - Shubham Ladha If you have attended your fair share of big fat Indian weddings, there’s a chance you have come across a bride who wore a lehnga so cumbersome that …
LivemintMargaret Atwood Mood: How the Lounge team is feeling this weeklivemint.com - Livemint Our economy may be in a worrying state but an Indian-origin economist is flying high on the international stage. Last week, Mumbai-born Abhijit …
LivemintCulture (India) Adopt ‘desi’ animals, discover a new youlivemint.com - Natasha Badhwar It’s all happening a little too fast. I am typing this column from a train. My children and I are on our way to our village to attend a wedding in …
LivemintCulture (India) Counting the corpses of Panjablivemint.com - Amandeep Sandhu If you want to understand Panjab, be ready to count its corpses,’ said the photographer as he reached for the drawer in his desk. On that spring …
LivemintCulture (India) Healing the wounds of 1984livemint.com - Manreet Sodhi Someshwar On 31 October 1984, I cycled to college as usual, cutting through the fog that the Sutlej river and paddy fields exhaled nightly over our town. But …
LivemintOld Delhi How to Lounge this weekendlivemint.com - Livemint While reading a recent Lounge cover story, which charted how Kolkata’s Hindustan Park had transitioned into an up-and-coming area with hipster cafés …
LivemintMumbai Source: A compendium of beautiful and bizarre objects of desirelivemint.com - Livemint Sticking to the label’s anti-fit silhouettes cut from fluid fabrics, this silk ensemble of a pleated kurta, sleek pants and dual-tone jacket in teal …
LivemintCulture (India) Subjects of a lost statelivemint.com - Siddhartha Gigoo A Kashmiri Pandit revisits his short-lived special status a couple of months after the abrogation of Article 370 On the morning of 30 June 2016, my …
LivemintTechnology (India) Can geoengineering save us from climate change?livemint.com - Bibek Bhattacharya One of my favourite quotes on using solar geoengineering to combat global warming comes from agricultural economist Jonathan Proctor. Speaking to The …
LivemintIcon version of the Flipboard logoClimate Change Can solar geoengineering save us from climate change?livemint.com - Bibek Bhattacharya One of my favourite quotes on using solar geoengineering to combat global warming comes from agricultural economist Jonathan Proctor. Speaking to The …
LivemintCulture (India) Navdeep Singh: ‘The late 1700s were very colourful’livemint.com - Udita Jhunjhunwala The original title of Navdeep Singh’s latest film was “The Hunter, The Tracker, The Widow And The Hanging Tree". This Indian Western, with a hint of …
LivemintIndia News Early movers in the Premier Leaguelivemint.com - Bibek Bhattacharya There are still 30 games to go!" retorted Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp after his team had beaten Leicester City via a penalty in added time on 5 …
LivemintChess The young knight of the chess worldlivemint.com - Omkar Khandekar In quick succession, R. Praggnanandhaa has taken hold of his opponent’s rook and pawn. The black king has been cornered. The white queen is on a …
LivemintCulture (India) Sourav Ganguly: The prince returnslivemint.com - Sumit Chakraberty A mark of a good leader is the number of heroes who emerge during his watch. Tuck School of Business professor Sidney Finkelstein calls them …
LivemintArt Breathing life into formslivemint.com - Somak Ghoshal At 80, Jogen Chowdhury is remarkably spry, brimming with ideas and observations. “When does an image become art? What is the difference between a …
LivemintCulture (India) Dystopia vs development: The Kashmir paradoxlivemint.com - Asmita Bakshi On 26 July, Azmat Ali Mir, 26, landed in her hometown, Srinagar. A day later, uncertainty and panic gripped the Kashmir valley—the Amarnath yatris …
LivemintCulture (India) Climate Change Tracker: Protecting the Himalayalivemint.com - Bibek Bhattacharya To conserve Himalayan biodiversity in the era of climate change, India needs to involve local communities and opt for international cooperation In …
LivemintIndia News Notes from a school on the hilllivemint.com - Priya Ramani The good news is, Fanny is pregnant and due next month. “She seems quite miffed I didn’t tell you over the phone," Sabbah Haji texts me just after I …
LivemintTechnology (India) Vishal Gondal: The game is afootlivemint.com - Arun Janardhan Vishal Gondal shares one element of philosophy with the late Apple boss Steve Jobs—of avoiding insignificant decisions. The founder and CEO of …
LivemintCulture (India) Opinion: Gold cannons and a poison plotlivemint.com - Manu S. Pillai For a few hours on 28 April 1875, the capital of princely Baroda found itself gripped by an anti-British revolt. The state’s ruler, Malhar Rao …
LivemintCulture (India) A precious gem from a man of many talentslivemint.com - Sanjoy Narayan It may not be that apparent but Australia-born musician Nick Cave’s body of work is gargantuan. Starting from 1979, when he was in a post-punk band …
