Because even endings, like patients, have a way of resuscitating themselves

Last Friday, Mumbai’s Gujarati stage patrons were in for a surprise. Amdavadis are next. Theatre veterans Mahabanoo and Kaizaad Kotwal are set to lead them down that kaali, bheeni, saankdi galli where they haven’t gone before

Indoctrinated to revere Khadi as the symbol of resistance, we worship a fabric we don’t buy. An exhibition-symposium opens in the city to answer uncomfortable questions, reveal beauteous innovations, and cheer the lot determined to make it rock

In his new book, London-born chef Farokh Talati draws radial lines and orbs between his European training, Gujarati ingredients and Persian kitchen practices to spin a web where he comes home for dinner

Who will write about India’s handloom revivalists? Well, they themselves. Hema Shroff Patel rummages through mood diaries, memories and Maheshwar’s textile weaving milestones for a just-launched book that’s unusually personal

The Parsi Kitchen, visually riveting and steeped in memories of a childhood spent in a Parsi home, could have offered a bigger bite of cooking

Dr Behramshah Mazda dedicated himself to the coastal town seven days a week; on Thursday, he took his long leave from his beloved community

Mid-day Editor in Chief Tinaz Nooshian featured in the Stir Creativity campaign with top Mumbai creators. She discusses why Mumbai is an inspiration and what it takes to be innovative every day

Kala Ghoda's Americano inspires you to dress up, spoils you with its cocktails list and gets it right with ingredients. Yes, good restaurants are about good food. But first, they are about people

Meher Marfatia's Once Upon A City launched in association with Mid-day celebrated by city's cultural stalwarts at literature evening

Tinaz Nooshian

The surgical finale

Mumbai: Yoni ne welcome karva ready chho?

Taking a chance on Khadi 2.0

Looking forward to dhansak nights in London

A new book tells the story of a revivalist's art rooted in Maheshwari tradition

Pretty as a picture

Wait for Dahanu’s doctor saheb ends in prayer

'A crisis can inspire creativity'

Stopping short of splendid

Book inspired by Sunday Mid-day column launches at Kala Ghoda Festival

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