Video Explainer: What is a ‘living will’ and what is the right to die with dignity?
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has made passive euthanasia permissible and allowed for the drafting of a living will.
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1A new book recounts how Lal Bahadur Shastri improved third-class train travel as railway minister
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2A woman’s place is in the kitchen – except if she’s a chef in the male-dominated culinary world
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3‘A warning to all’: What Rajiv Gandhi wrote in the guestbook of a WWII memorial in Belarus
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4How the ghats of Banaras became a defining image of the ancient city
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5How the attacks on Kunal Karma undermine the freedoms of all Indians
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6‘Autumn always returned / to our garden’: Poems about the (extra)ordinary in tradition and modernity
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7Sajni Mukherji (1945–2025): Beloved literature professor at Jadavpur University and a friend to all
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8Why government job drives are killing people in India
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9How Indian school teachers are trying to battle Bollywood’s Hindutva history deluge
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10Uttarakhand renames Aurangzebpur as Shivaji Nagar, 16 other places citing ‘public sentiment’
