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They are sometimes shrines to fallen soldiers of the city, at other times armour for those still battling. By Chirodeep Chaudhuri

In the centennial year of the Bauhaus, Rukminee Guha Thakurta recounts the global conversations it sparked and assesses its considerable influence in India

Looking for comfort, searching for security. And failing. By Karolina Gembara

An old-fashioned ‘pen-friendship’ takes Anuradha Roy deep into West Virginia, where she learns—and unlearns—much about pottery, simplicity, humility and beauty

Singer and writer TM Krishna goes on a quest for the mrdangam and its exacting makers