April 21, 1526: The day a new subcontinent began
Five centuries later, the first Mughal victory lives on in the plural identity it helped shape across South Asia
21 April 2026
The voice that reimagined itself in every era: Asha Bhosle (1933-2026)
Playful, sensuous, daring and timeless, she transformed with every musical age while making each one unmistakably her own
12 April 2026
Bluff, bargain and backtrack: The Trumpian art of the deal
From threats of devastation to a last-minute ceasefire, the Iran episode followed a familiar Trump script
10 April 2026
All the President’s Men: When journalism became cinema and cinema became history
50 years on, the film feels startlingly contemporary
9 April 2026
What does the arrest of Australia’s most-decorated living soldier mean for war crimes justice?
Ben Roberts-Smith’s arrest has opened a broader debate over alleged war crimes in Afghanistan and whether justice can arrive after years of denial
7 April 2026
On this day 120 years ago, still images learned to move
J. Stuart Blackton’s pioneering 1906 film turned chalk drawings into motion, opening a new chapter in the history of visual storytelling
6 April 2026
Gregory Peck and the lost art of masculinity without swagger
More than a classic Hollywood star, he remains a reminder that dignity and gentleness can be their own kind of power
5 April 2026
Moon River, through bougainvillea
An April pink moon turns blossom into melody
3 April 2026
Think different, pay dearly: The apple of our i at 50
How the trillion-dollar brand turned technology into theology
1 April 2026
Why does the Middle East have so much oil?
Region’s enormous reserves are the result of ancient seas, organic-rich sediments, ideal rock layers and millions of years of geological stability
31 March 2026
Long before fake news and algorithms, this 1986 film saw how truth could be shaped and weaponised
New Delhi Times: A film on analogue era journalism, a mirror for the digital age
29 March 2026
A fall that is not autumn
March recasts the meaning of falling leaves
24 March 2026
50 years on it still echoes, "You talkin’ to me?"
Half a century later, Scorsese’s “Taxi Driver” remains a quiet autopsy of urban souls learning to live without being seen
23 March 2026
Rebecca: A ghost story without a ghost
Hitchcock’s adaptation turns a dead woman into a living force
22 March 2026
Eid in the shadow of war
Stripped of abundance, the festival endures across conflict zones as a quiet act of resistance
22 March 2026
The iconic duo that anchors Eid celebrations across Bangladesh
A plate of polao-roast: Eid’s signature pairing
21 March 2026
A crescent moon for the broken
Why Eid does not arrive the same for everyone, and how a classic ghazal gives voice to that quiet divide
21 March 2026
When Chuck Norris died, the myth kept standing
Action icon and martial arts maestro dies at 86, leaving behind a legacy
20 March 2026
The song that became Chand Raat’s anthem
Nearly a century on, ‘Ramzaner oi rozar sheshe’ continues to define the sound, spirit, and soul of Eid’s eve in Bangladesh
20 March 2026
Iran strikes Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG hub: What this means for Bangladesh, India, Pakistan
South Asia’s heavy LNG dependence turns geopolitical conflict into domestic crisis
19 March 2026