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That’s not a weed: Check out a recipe for horse purslane curry

Updated on Mar 21, 2025 12:26 IST

How to Doge the system: The strange rise and rise of the meme coin

There are meme coins dedicated to celebrities, online trends, weird ideas. (Above) Icons for the meme coins PINEOWL, $Trump, BODEN and Pepe.

Updated on Mar 21, 2025 12:13 IST

‘Shompen way of life is set to be eroded,’ says anthropologist Anstice Justin

Anstice Justin, who retired as a deputy regional director with the Anthropological Survey of India, seen at centre, seated with members of the Ung (Jarawa) tribe of the Middle Andamans.

Updated on Mar 21, 2025 10:10 IST

Ghost protocol: Wknd explores the growing threat to world’s uncontacted tribes

(HT illustration: Puneet Kumar)

Updated on Mar 21, 2025 09:20 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)

Updated on Mar 21, 2025 09:14 IST

Break on through to the other side: Charles Assisi tries contradiction practice

Face-to-face with oneself: Seated Woman by Pablo Picasso; 1927. (Artists Rights Society)

Updated on Mar 15, 2025 09:24 IST

How to beat the algo-rhythm: Sanjoy Narayan writes on curated playlists

Seek out the human-made lists and one begins to discover real gold, such as the 2022 album In Tense, by the New York-based composer and bassist Harish Raghavan.

Updated on Mar 15, 2025 09:22 IST

A shot in the arm: Swetha Sivakumar writes on the penicillin pushers

Spores of a penicillin fungus. (Adobe Stock)

Updated on Mar 15, 2025 10:13 IST

When a list just writes itself: The changing world of note-taking apps

(Adobe Stock)

Updated on Mar 15, 2025 09:19 IST

The silent type: Take a peek inside the world of wordless books

Sunaina Coelho brings her experiences as a mother and an artist together to tell a story of excitement, fear, and a boy’s first day at school, in this 2021 title.

Updated on Mar 15, 2025 09:14 IST

Notes from the sidelines: Deepanjana Pal writes on Anora and Sthal

A still from Sthal. Set in rural Maharashtra and enacted by a brilliant cast of non-actors, it is an unflinching portrait of what it means to be young and have dreams that are for-ever clashing with one’s reality.

Updated on Mar 14, 2025 10:56 IST

The Language Puzzle: An excerpt from a book on the history of the spoken word

Updated on Mar 14, 2025 10:54 IST

First word problems: A new book explores the ancient history of the spoken word

Markings in a cave at Lascaux, France. For aeons before the written word, splotches and scratchings like the ones above were likely used to communicate information. What were the sounds that likely accompanied them? (Hartlepool Museums)

Updated on Mar 14, 2025 10:53 IST

Vroom of her own: Wknd interviews 10-year-old go-karting champion Atiqa Mir

Mir at a 2025 World Series Karting race in Milan.

Updated on Mar 14, 2025 10:51 IST

Are social skills in danger, in a hyper-connected world?Robin Dunbar has answers

(Adobe Stock)

Updated on Mar 13, 2025 14:06 IST

Why are you so tired all the time?: Kashyap Kompella breaks it down

(HT Illustration: Puneet Kumar)

Updated on Mar 13, 2025 13:56 IST

Zoom, masks, quarantinis: The pandemic-era glossary

Quarantine babies, remote, quarantinis, and Gloria Gaynor.

Updated on Mar 8, 2025 07:33 IST

We have promises to keep: Dhrubo Jyoti writes on equity and the pandemic

(HT Illustration: Rahul Pakarath)

Updated on Mar 8, 2025 07:31 IST

A level of loss we cannot quantify: Abhishek Jha on the pandemic’s human toll

(HT illustration: Rahul Pakarath)

Updated on Mar 8, 2025 07:29 IST

Where, when, how?: Dhamini Ratnam writes on the great office reshuffle

(HT illustration: Rahul Pakarath)

Updated on Mar 8, 2025 07:22 IST

A complete unknown: Rachel Lopez on how we met new needs in the pandemic

The arts helped keep humanity from falling apart. (Above) A still from the Broadway play Hamilton, which was released on streaming platforms in 2020.

Updated on Mar 8, 2025 07:27 IST

The lockdown that won’t lift: Charles Assisi on anxiety in a post-Covid world

A masked man walks past graffiti in Pune, in 2020. (HT Archives)

Updated on Mar 8, 2025 07:24 IST

Redrawing the global map: Prashant Jha on how the pandemic reshaped geopolitics

A protest by anti-vaxxers and anti-maskers in Canada, in 2021. (Getty Images)

Updated on Mar 7, 2025 14:18 IST

The big pivots in global trade: Prashant Jha on the pandemic and globalisation

Shipping containers at a deserted port in Shanghai, in 2022. (Getty Images)

Updated on Mar 7, 2025 14:23 IST

Shots fired: Fighting a pandemic in a post-truth world, by Binayak Dasgupta

((HT Illustration: Rahul Pakarath))

Updated on Mar 7, 2025 13:14 IST

Are the kids really all right? Snehal Fernandes on the pandemic and education

((HT Illustration: Rahul Pakarath))

Published on Mar 7, 2025 12:51 IST

What the virus cost us: 5 years on, Roshan Kishore writes on the pandemic impact

(HT Illustration: Rahul Pakarath)

Updated on Mar 7, 2025 13:04 IST

Five years later: R Sukumar looks back on how we fared in and after the pandemic

(HT Illustration: Rahul Pakarath)

Updated on Mar 8, 2025 11:49 IST

Something’s got to give: Simran Mangharam on unrealistic expectations in love

Meryl Streep and Martin Short are Loretta and Oliver, in Only Murders in the Building (2021-). It is kindness and empathy that bring them together, through an extended long-distance relationship, as they pursue their different goals and ways of life.

Updated on Mar 1, 2025 06:36 IST

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

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

Updated on Mar 1, 2025 06:33 IST

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