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Kashmir Knew About Wellness Before It Was a Hashtag
It was on a hillside, not in a yoga studio, that we learned how to still our minds
Varuna Shunglu
Jul 21, 2026
How India’s Palace Food Survived the Fall of Kingdoms
DOT.in met the scions of the royal families of Rampur, Sailana and Mewar to understand how secret recipes are being preserved long after the end of princely India
Priya Kumar Rana
Jul 20, 2026
Threads of Home
While Kashmiri shawls are equivalent to luxury for a global community of textile lovers, what do they mean to a Kashmiri?
Bhavana Kaul
Jul 18, 2026
In Good Credit
Mumbai-born Dhun Karai arrived in Australia long before the big migration waves of the 2000s and went on to help shape the country’s payments industry
Anagh Pal
Jul 18, 2026
We Are All Messi
The World Cup brings us all together to watch something that isn’t a war or an accident
Anuvab Pal
Jul 15, 2026
The Weight of Gold
What India’s changing relationship with gold says about the country’s future
Parag Chaturvedi
Jul 7, 2026
What to expect during PM Modi’s visit to Australia this week
The visit is expected to reaffirm the strategic relations between New Delhi and Canberra as both countries seek to deepen cooperation across defence, trade and emerging technologies
Team StratNews Global
Jul 6, 2026
The Lotus Silk Route
A lakeside story of kouni phee, the delicate, eco-friendly lotus silk of Manipur
Alipta Jena
Jul 2, 2026
A City of Poets
From mushairas to open mics, Lucknow has always had something to say, and in verse
Upasya Bhowal
Jun 30, 2026
Dishes That Define My Lucknow: Chef Ranveer Brar
These dishes are not just my favourites. They tell the story of the Lucknow in which I was born and raised
Ranveer Brar
Jun 30, 2026
A Stitch in Time
Lucknow’s heritage embroidery traditions, what comes before and what follows after
Bidisha Dhar
Jun 30, 2026
India’s Great Clocks and the Passage of Time
Long before mechanical clocks entered Indian courts, India had evolved some of the world’s most spectacular traditions of monumental timekeeping
Admin User
Jun 24, 2026
Lights, Camera, Ghosts!
From haunted film cities to ghost roommates and more, a sneak peek into Indian cinema’s tryst with the paranormal
Roshmila Bhattacharya
Jun 22, 2026
My Fellow Passenger
On a great migration success story and being unwilling companion to a cranky co-passenger
Anuvab Pal
Jun 22, 2026
Yoga for every you
Fire, earth, water and ether — exploring the types of yoga that speak to the body, mind and nervous system, and how to choose the practice that meets your needs
Varuna Shunglu
Jun 21, 2026
The Lens Between Us
An international photojournalist’s reflections on FIFA World Cup’s biggest stars and the shared journey of a generation through time
Neha Ganeriwal
Jun 20, 2026
Nishan Velupillay, from Melbourne’s football grounds to the 2026 FIFA World Cup
A story of family support and quiet talent that can change what young players can imagine for themselves
Team DOT.in
Jun 19, 2026
How India Can Play at the FIFA World Cup
India’s presence on football’s biggest stage is not merely about population or talent, but about systems and structures and a long-term blueprint for change.
Dipanjan Sinha
Jun 19, 2026
Weaving Dreams from Alappuzha
The Kerala rug that rolled out at the Met Gala traces its roots to a century-old coir dynasty, whose threads have kept pace with global trends
Dipanjan Sinha
Jun 18, 2026
India in the Shape of a Mango
The mango, for India, is a recurring form of beauty, art, desire and self-recognition
Nayantara Mazumder
Jun 17, 2026
How to Do Vivid Sydney the Indian Way
The lights are only half the plan for a night to truly remember
Team DOT.in
Jun 5, 2026
When Ashwika met David
On World Environment Day, an Indian natural history filmmaker shares her story of working with David Attenborough — and the lasting impact of nature’s greatest storyteller on her work and life
Ashwika Kapur
Jun 4, 2026
A Passage to India
There’s been a global shift in the Indian art market — and some of it is coming home
Louise Nicholson
Jun 4, 2026
Where Art Has No Gatekeepers
How the lack of hierarchy in the Australian art scene allowed Abhijit Pal to find his most authentic voice
Jhilam Gangopadhyay
Jun 2, 2026