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Imagination is a Spectrum – and 1% of People Can’t Mentally Visualise Things at All
Sharon Geva
WHEN you hear someone talk, do you see the words in your mind’s eye? Or do you see what they’re saying as a...
Mir Taqi ‘Mir’, 300 Years on: The Startlingly Modern Pioneer of Urdu Ghazal
Born in 1723, Mir Taqi Mir displayed an ingrained and refined aesthetic sensibility in depicting various facets of the human condition -- especially love...
SRK: India’s Biggest Star is a Unifying Figure Across Multiple Religious, Linguistic Faultlines
Shah Rukh Khan's latest film Pathaan was an event akin to a national celebration, shrugging off boycott calls by Hindu hardliners and packing out theatres with...
In a First, Indian-American Named President of Harvard Law Review
The 29-year-old Harvard Law School student, Apsara Iyer, who has been investigating art crime and repatriation since 2018, succeeds Priscila Coronado.
NEW YORK -- The Harvard...
From ‘Mission Majnu’ to ‘Pathaan,’ How Bollywood Packages Islamophobia
Usama Masood
Well before wars and political agendas skewed the landscape, the American film industry has been fraught with Islamophobia since the Golden Age of...
