Rendered invisible by the recent Trans Act amendment, queer artists are only more inspired to make art in the hope that they will be ‘seen’. Elsewhere, Kashmiri and Manipuri artists are mounting shows with the same hope

Few diseases had as humiliating an impact on the Raj’s legacy as syphilis, which laid bare an embarrassing truth: the self-proclaimed ‘superior’ colonisers just couldn’t keep it in their pants. Excerpts from a new book by Ipshita Nath

House of Sway is a queer and trans-inclusive dancing group whose Lavani performance has landed them on the stage of one of the city’s biggest queer shows held by Gay Bombay

As Indian sporting fans have their eyes firmly set on the ongoing Asian Games in Japan, former sports presenter and commentator Fredun DeVitre turns back the clock to the 1982 Games hosted in New Delhi that turned out to be a grand success

For Shivendra Singh Dungarpur, the main challenge about restoring Pakeezah was to keep its soul alive for the audiences of 2026

Kunal Khemu seems to have found his favourite cinematic equation. It’s to put ordinary men in extraordinary situations and wait for the comedy to happen. Is that his vibe?