From beaches to hilltops, young people are driving a boom in literary events as they read more in India’s dozens of native ...

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Russian literary and cultural icon Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy’s great-grandson talks about war and peace, and how non-violence ...

A seasoned speaker spills the tea on literary fest fiascos, from managing venue mix-ups to indulging writers’ whims ...

When literature meets innovation! This year's Jaipur Literature Festival wasn't just about books; it became a launchpad for 14 groundbreaking startups through @iStartRajasthan.

The co-author of ‘Enviromedics’ spoke about the field of climate medicine and the possible role that doctors can play within ...

Writing became a natural calling during COVID, blending humor and gender fluidity in a narrative shaped by uncertainty. A ...

A literature festival was to be the highlight of a trip to the subcontinent. Then came a sudden medical detour.

The greatest stories aren't just found in books! At JLF2025, iStartRajasthan brought 11 groundbreaking startups to one of India's biggest cultural stages.

Holi, the festival of colours, is a joyous celebration that unites people in vibrant festivities. From traditional rituals to ...

Shahu Patole’s 2015 book, ‘Anna He Apoona Brahma’ was translated into English as ‘Dalit Kitchens of Marathwada’ by Bhushan ...