Why there will never be another Apple keynote presenter like Steve Jobs
He was not a natural orator but by rehearsing his speeches furiously, he turned them into an art form
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1In Jammu and Kashmir, unemployment crisis is pushing women into low-paying jobs
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2A warning from WWII Nilgiris on the paradoxical relationship between forests and food
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3From Bodh Gaya to Mumbai, protests to ‘free’ Buddhist temple gather steam
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4A book from Japan offers practical ways to free your mind from stress
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5‘You don’t have to look far to understand exile’: These poems are a call to our common humanity
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6‘Khakee: The Bengal Chapter’ review: A great cast and solid detailing elevate a familiar plot
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7Jobless and adrift, Jammu and Kashmir’s youth are struggling to keep the faith
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8Bhakri, lachcha, poli, puri: The staple breads of Indian cuisine and what they pair best with
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9Pratap Bhanu Mehta introduces Apoorvanand’s new book on the poetry of heartbreak in a democracy
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10UN decision on Sámi people in Finland is a victory for global indigenous rights
