Culture & Society

The Telangana government’s decision to lift the lockdown restrictions fully and allow schools to reopen on July 1 is being hotly debated.

Gender no bar for non-binary

Many marriages being put off; people dependent on them much worried

Preachers in their Juma sermons emphasised the importance of solemnizing weddings in the true spirit of Sharia

World Theatre Day marks a revival of hope among stage artistes, as they put up plays again after the pandemic-induced hiatus

Social media may be a convenient way of staying in touch, but there’s nothing to beat the closeness of bonds forged by reality

Film producer Rhea Kapoor sends out an online reminder for body positivism

Palace or peasant, it’s the same story everywhere

Unlike other scientists who are tethered to their office, geologists have a lot of outdoor work to do

The UN theme for IWD this year is, 'Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a Covid-19 world'

In a fun chat, a bunch of women speak about the inanest comments that came their way when they chose to follow their heart

India's rank could have been better than Bangladesh, but it went down due to lack of equality

Tech firms in Japan are reporting huge demand for more humanlike alternatives, as people seek solace during coronavirus isolation

The goal is to help other girls of my age grow as independent, self-sufficient women, she said

She in a tweet said the honour is a 'recognition of the collective effort of people and groups across the country who hold power to account'

So far, discourses on 11 of Mahabharata’s chapters, starting from Adiparvam, to Streeparvam, have been completed

Priya Ramani’s partial victory gives hope to Bollywood women who dared the patriarchy and called out their abusers

After an activist objected to Myntra’s logo as ‘offensive’, the company changed it, but netizens feel there’s not much of a difference

New-born and maternity photography is a niche field that grants parents’ wish to preserve memories of their children’s growing-up years

Superstitions and beliefs taught from a young age deprives cognitive flexibility, says psychologists