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Anesha George

Anesha George

Anesha is a features writer, sometimes a reader, who loves to eat and plan fitness goals she can never keep. She writes on food, culture and youth trends.

Articles by Anesha George

Where is the love? See why couples are breaking up, in the world of birds

On Australia’s Phillip Island, fertility rates are down, and separation rates within the world’s largest colony of penguins are shooting up. (Getty Images)

Art and Culture

Updated on Apr 26, 2025 03:03 pm IST

Leaps of fate: See how people of the past attempted to predict the future

A 19th-century Chinese wheel of fortune. (Courtesy Divination, Oracles & Omens)

Art and Culture

Updated on Apr 19, 2025 05:26 pm IST

That sudden urge to jump from a high place? It has a name: the call of the void

(Shutterstock)

Art and Culture

Updated on Apr 12, 2025 04:20 pm IST

The best seats in the world: A look at seven mega-stadiums now being built

In a nod to Morocco’s rich culture and nomadic past, the Grand Stade Hassan II in Casablanca is being built to resemble a massive tent. (Oualalou + Choi)

Art and Culture

Updated on Apr 11, 2025 05:39 pm IST

A Beta world: A peek into the future of the next generation

(HT Illustration: Rahul Pakarath)

Art and Culture

Updated on Mar 29, 2025 03:26 pm IST

A ‘Google Maps’ for Low-Earth Orbit?: Meet founders of space start-up Digantara

Anirudh Sharma, Tanveer Ahmed and Rahul Rawat at the Digantara lab in Bengaluru. (Samuel Rajkumar / HT Photo)

Art and Culture

Updated on Mar 21, 2025 02:44 pm IST

Art, food, foraging: Inside India’s chef residencies

A lunch hosted by Spudnik Farms to mark the end of a residency. (Spudnik Farms)

Art and Culture

Updated on Mar 01, 2025 12:03 pm IST

Code breakers: Could gene editing ready species for a rapidly changing world?

(HT Imaging: Puneet Kumar. Images: Midjourney, Glenn Ramit, Innovative Genomics Institute, Colossal Biosciences, Pairwise)

Art and Culture

Updated on Feb 28, 2025 04:23 pm IST

A truck driver’s son, an orderly: Graphic novel explores who can be a scientist

Becoming a Scientist, available free online, is aimed at readers aged 12 to 18. Created by Adrian Liston, a professor of pathology, it hopes to inspire young people to consider careers in these fields.

Art and Culture

Updated on Feb 28, 2025 03:48 pm IST

Lore, legend and just so many syllables: OED is in the midst of a revamp

Art and Culture

Updated on Feb 14, 2025 07:00 pm IST

Heads or tales?: A new photo project focuses on the stray dogs of Goa

Photographer Rohit Chawla has had exhibitions around the world, featuring powerful art and award-winning projects, but this one is closest to his heart, he says. (Rohit Chawla / Rain Dogs)

Art and Culture

Updated on Jan 18, 2025 06:46 pm IST

Somewhere Rover the rainbow : Unusual memorials for pets around the world

The grave of Jonny, a snail that lived for over a year in a man’s backyard in Los Angeles. (Paul Koudounaris)

Art and Culture

Updated on Jan 18, 2025 06:38 pm IST

Ads, dresses, spindly elephants: More from the Dali universe

The iconic lobster dress created in collaboration with fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli in the 1930s.

Art and Culture

Updated on Jan 10, 2025 06:26 pm IST

Trail mix: Check out photographs by the award-winning Steve Winter

A leopard walks through a residential neighbourhood in India. Leopard-human conflict has been on the rise here, as cities and towns encroach into dwindling forests. (Photo: Steve Winter / Big Cat Voices)

Art and Culture

Updated on Dec 21, 2024 07:04 pm IST

Twist in the pot: Indian cookbooks are celebrating new kinds of mixed heritage

Meat blintzes by Elana Benjamin, a Baghdadi Jew in Australia. A range of fermented hot pepper sauces by Indian-Guyanese-Canadian Devan Rajkumar. Keralan fried chicken sandwiches with a curry leaf mayo by Khushbu Shah, a Gujarati in the US. (Photos:Shibani Mishra, Suech and Beck, Aubrie Pick)

Art and Culture

Updated on Dec 01, 2024 09:02 am IST

Sick with worry?: A look at the arc of hypochondria

Girl Before A Mirror (1932) by Pablo Picasso. (Wikimedia)

Art and Culture

Updated on Nov 09, 2024 07:42 pm IST

Swipe, match, repeat?: How to get more out of your dating apps

In Nobody Wants This (2024-), Kristen Bell’s character develops the ick for the otherwise loveable Noah (played by Adam Brody). His fouls: Referring to a blazer as a sports coat, carrying enormous sunflowers, and using a fake Italian accent in a joke.

Art and Culture

Updated on Nov 02, 2024 01:36 pm IST

Match point: If dating is a track event, what kind of runner are you?

(Image generated via Adobe Firefly)

Art and Culture

Updated on Nov 02, 2024 01:34 pm IST

In photos: Take a look at some of Abu Abraham’s most iconic political cartoons

A take on the language wars. (Image courtesy Ayisha Abraham)

Art and Culture

Updated on Nov 01, 2024 08:32 pm IST

Are there lessons for managing AI, climate, in tales from 1,000 years ago?

A painting of the Nihonbashi Fish Market in 18th-century Edo, Japan. (Wikimedia Commons)

Art and Culture

Updated on Oct 26, 2024 04:15 pm IST

Lost manuscripts, whirlwind romances: When movies leave a paper trail

Art and Culture

Updated on Oct 26, 2024 04:13 pm IST

Going bunkers on screen: See how tech-driven dystopias have played out

As satellites fail and communication systems blink out, smart cars go rogue and block highways in the Netflix film Leave the World Behind (2023).

Art and Culture

Updated on Oct 11, 2024 07:59 pm IST

Rivals, pirates, malware: Whispers of cyberthreats from the future

The threat of outages is real too. The US’s computer model DAGGER uses AI and other algorithms to analyse solar wind and geomagnetic disturbances and predict their likely impact worldwide, at least 30 minutes before they occur. (NASA / ESA / SOHO)

Art and Culture

Updated on Oct 11, 2024 08:00 pm IST

Ballast from the past: How did Bronze Age boats sail the open seas?

(Photo courtesy Emily Harris / Zayed National Museum)

Art and Culture

Updated on Sept 28, 2024 04:02 pm IST

All puns blazing: What makes a good joke?

(HT Illustrations: Jayanto)

Art and Culture

Updated on Sept 28, 2024 03:58 pm IST

Would’ve, could’ve, should’ve : The purpose of regret

(Adobe Stock)

Art and Culture

Updated on Sept 14, 2024 12:38 pm IST

A Wknd Watchlist: Underrated OTT shows that deserve a chance

Now in its third season, Industry on Apple TV+ is a fast-paced drama about young financial traders in London.

Art and Culture

Updated on Sept 13, 2024 05:30 pm IST

The streaming wars are over, and you’ve lost

For many in the audience, Emily in Paris, now in its fourth season, represents the new low in streaming. Within the world of streaming platforms, meanwhile, there is a sense that brave, expensive efforts such as The Last of Us simply do not pay off.

Art and Culture

Updated on Sept 13, 2024 05:29 pm IST

Death metal: The dark side of gold

Miners working in an open-pit gold mine in Congo. (AFP Photo)

Art and Culture

Updated on Sept 06, 2024 02:21 pm IST

Gilty pleasure: India is where gold came to shine

A Harappan humped bull with gold horns.

Art and Culture

Updated on Sept 06, 2024 02:20 pm IST

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