I started reading Amitava Kumar’s A Matter of Rats at 3 am on a Sunday morning. The book was in my office bag, and finding myself sudde...

Singapore-based filmmaker Amit Virmani’s debut, “Cowboys in Paradise”, was one of the most talked-about Asian documentaries in recent ...

Imagine you are standing in front of a tiger. Not in a zoo but in a real forest. And let’s say this tiger is a man-eater. How woul...

Singapore-based filmmaker Amit Virmani, who shot to fame with his first film, Cowboys in Paradise, is screening his second documentary film...

Yesterday, I spent nearly two hours in the company of a veteran Hollywood video editor. His name is Kris Trexler and he is an Emm...

1. Why don’t we build the audience before we build the product? 2. As technology companies have become media companies, media companie...

When Edward Snowden blew his whistle on the secret big data surveillance system of the US government, called PRISM , I could hear ...

I have been trying to take a crack at Sheila Kumar’s collection of short stories Kith and Kin (Rupa , 2012) for a few months but witho...

If you are an Indian child of the 1970s and 80s, you would remember the ‘population explosion’ scare of that era. During the days of P...

Hair now and gone tomorrow. That’s the story of hair, in short, for most Indians. In between (one is telescoping time here), there is ...

In the last few days, the developments of the Boston marathon bombing case have dominated the international media coverage. The attack...

Anuradha Kumar is one of those rare writers who straddle the worlds of writing for children and adults with equal ease. Today, when t...

The I G Khan Memorial Trust & Club for Short Evening Courses, GEC, AMU  invites you to The lives of others: Stories of Workers P...