Charumathi Sankaran

We must thank our PM — a true artist.

The collection at Stall 292-303 betrays the Hindu Right’s deliberate tossing of a Molotov Cocktail.

We can no longer hold just technology responsible for it.

No matter how ghastly the image, a child rape survivor was reduced to being a subject, a vacuous stereotype.

Are Roy Mathews and Tej Bahadurs traitors for appealing to authorities to protect their dignity?

Never before have Indian women experienced such diabolical attempts to retract their beliefs.

His revelations reflect the abuse that homosexual Indians face because they want to just be.

We are hoping Dylan's words stay with Modi for as long he stays prime minister — for all Indians alike.

The ban on Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes transformed into a full-blown crisis for scores of citizens.

Don't be too eager to sell your art on a popular show like 'Comedy Nights Bachao' running on vicious low-grade theatrics.

Because it is a passive, deliberate honour killing India refuses to talk about.

Magizhchi. It's good to have the gangster back.

The assault in court should give us the impetus to probe why we fail, as media, to see ourselves critically in the mirror we hold to the society.

Asiya Khan and her husband have spent their lives saving cows that Hindus hold sacred and often leave to rot.

Sarmat Khoosat's biopic on Saadat Hasan Manto promises to be the story of a writer who didn't live to see the literary legend he would become.

The latest commercial for the 'beauty' soap Venus is a sad attempt to attract women of substance.