Anandi Saha

Pregnant at five months, Jennie raced Hyrox in Japan. At seven months, she did it again in Mumbai.

Delhi's unusual Fat Dogs of Delhi contest has crowned Gola as its champion after 64 chunky canines competed through online and in-person voting.

Gyanesh Kumar is being asked to quit. But the bigger questions are: who picked him, what changed under the 2023 law, and can Section 16 protect him from legal action?

As videos of minors being harassed in Bihar surface, these are the words coming from those in power. Seriously though, what is going on?

Two Election Commissioners raised repeated concerns about how voter data and electoral rolls were being handled. In this episode of First Things Fast, Labanya Maitra questions what those concerns ultimately reveal, and whether the safeguards in place are adequate.

At a drag show in Delhi, Hash Brownie and Lush Monsoon celebrated Dolly Parton, who made being unapologetically yourself feel like an art form. Here's why the artist meant so much to them.

In this episode of Culture Project, Labanya Maitra examines how sometimes, a jewel isn't just an ornament. It's a little piece of history, still sparkling.

Before the election, BJP leaders ate fish on camera and reassured Bengal that its food habits were safe. Now, Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari is defending Bageshwar Baba's right to question non-veg during Pujo,

Haldi doodh became a turmeric latte, champi became a scalp-oiling ritual, and now Goddess Lakshmi is a wellness aesthetic called "Lakshmi maxxing." Indians are calling it out, but is this cultural appreciation or appropriation?

Seriously though, if 20 crore working women stayed home tomorrow, who would keep India's farms, factories, construction sites and healthcare system running?

Seriously tho… commenting on Katrina's postpartum body like it's your business? And some of y'all have done this before too.

Seriously though… Toxic promised us a gangster film with a female gaze. It gave us five major women, plenty of swagger and a whole lot of Yash.

India gets the same global food brands… but not always the same food. From Fanta with far more sugar to KitKat with dramatically less cocoa, Reuters' reporting raises uncomfortable questions about why recipes and standards differ so sharply across markets.

India can build flyovers, airports and gleaming metro lines, but in 2026, children are still wading through waist-deep floodwater, crossing swollen rivers and clinging to makeshift rafts just to get to school.

From Karan Aujla to P!nk, artistes are dodging phones, jackets, and even ashes while fans chase their main-character moment.

From making his mark in Kannada cinema to becoming a name with a pan-India following, Yash has built a screen presence that's hard to ignore.

From selfie reels and Instagram AMAs to Parliament speeches, Indian politics is suddenly speaking fluent Gen Z. The youth, though, were asking about paper leaks, jobs, and their future.

Long before Marvel, Hindu mythology had Parshuram, an immortal warrior whose story spans three yugas.

A few photos are enough to trigger pregnancy rumours. A different silhouette becomes "proof." A bump is questioned, invented, analysed and dissected by people who know absolutely nothing about what's happening behind the picture.

As mainland Europe witnessed its first total solar eclipse in 27 years, Spanish Olympic skateboarder Danny León timed his jump perfectly with the Moon passing in front of the Sun.