Watch how the power of art is empowering children in India’s largest slum
Dharavi Art Room, founded by Mumbai artists Himanshu and Aqui Thami, has helped women and children to see, feel and fill colours in their lives.
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1Mumbai principal sacked after being targeted by Hindutva website; says she is mulling legal action
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2‘What does it take / to let go?’: There’s a new anthology of English haikus written by Indian poets
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3‘We are living in perpetual fear’: Prajwal Revanna video leaks spark panic among women in Hassan
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4Congress moves Madras HC seeking Election Commission action against Modi for propagating hate speech
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5Start the week with a film: Why ‘Manjummel Boys’ was a blockbuster
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6PM Modi’s claim of dramatically enhancing India’s global standing a ‘mirage’, says report
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7Congress to decide Indian cricket team based on religion, claims PM Modi
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8What did Vinayak Damodar Savarkar think about Dalits praying in temples and eating with Brahmins?
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9Memoir: A journalist remembers the 1960s and how the Naxal movement was portrayed in books and films
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10Portraits of India’s people by a Flemmish artist who lived on the margins of 18th-century Calcutta