Huzan Tata

From a new show by one of India’s best contemporary artists to an exhibit that captures Bengali auteur Satyajit Ray at work

Set over the course of one eventful summer, this debut novel centred on a family of three presents a single mother with a troubled past and her two children, each with their own secrets

From a new book by Booker Prize-winning author Arundhati Roy to Kiran Desai’s upcoming saga of love, Vogue rounds up the most exciting book releases of 2025

Iconic photographers, fascinating curios and one of the most-awaited art fairs—we give you the lowdown on the best exhibitions to start your year with...

Interstellar Megachef, the latest novel from a nominee of the Arthur C Clarke Award for science fiction, features Saraswati Kaveri, a refugee from Earth, and Serenity Ko, who work together to change the way people experience food in a futuristic universe...

Parents everywhere are working parents – it’s time the world realises this about the ones who stay at home too.

From showcasing the evolution of traditional beauty standards using CGI to an immigrant painting scenes of her homeland, this month’s art shows look inward

The author of ‘Broken Threads; My Family from Empire to Independence’ mulls over history, identity and friendship through the lives of her grandparents, who were born in pre-Partition India

Turning a leisurely vacation into a child-friendly one brings unique challenges but also the joy of seeing the world in a new light. Huzan Tata recounts navigating Austria and Hungary with a toddler in tow

Here, the author, most recently, of Provincials, talks about memories of a childhood spent in Siliguri with notes on the lives and work of other authors who walked peripheral lanes before her

A portrait of Gulbadan Begum, author of the Humayun-nama, and the only woman historian of any medieval Islamic dynasty

Braided takes a close look at memory, loss and ageing through Mallar’s lens and focuses on relationships from our maternal lineage

The practising psychologist’s latest book, That Beautiful Elsewhere, is a moving collection of essays on challenges to mental health

On her second whodunnit that’s set around the ritual of Karwa Chauth and the “murders most meticulous” that unfold after that night

From retrospective showcases to embroidery, photography and a tribute to films, a peek into this month’s intriguing exhibitions