The police use lathi charge to disperse protesters and the Opposition questions government’s use of force on aspirants

The Amazon Future Engineer Makerspace aims to empower students with hands-on learning in robotics, AI, and 3D printing

Tata Sons to partner with Singapore in semiconductor industry, showcasing Singapore’s significance in global semiconductor production

The film turns out almost three hours long with just a wisp of a story.

What’s most heartening about the film is the weight it gives to its female characters.

‘Karthikeya 2’ rides on an interesting premise but its preachy tone prevents it from becoming an absorbing thriller

Newcomers led by Sumanth Prabhas get the carefree rural Telangana vibe right in the Telugu film ‘Mem Famous’, which shines in a few segments but falls short of being a roller coaster fun ride

Funds will be utilised to fuel company’s growth across NCR

This project will integrate office space with hospitality services, says a release

Following the acquisition, Macrotech’s stakes in the entities — Bellissimo Digital Infrastructure Development Management, Palava Induslogic 4, and Bellissimo In City FC Mumbai 1 — will increase to 70%, 66.67%, and 66.67%, respectively.

The data shows that launches have been decelerating over the past four quarters while sales have been falling over the last three quarters

West Chennai is one of the fastest growing parts of the city

For the best in crafts and handloom at the ongoing Orissa Crafts Fair at VJT Hall

Cedric Misquitch works nearly nine hours to handcraft a single leather wallet

Project Cinema City is a grand exercise exploring the relationship between Hindi cinema and Mumbai

Dharti Jute Emporium rides on the twin causes of women empowerment and spreading eco-awareness

A group of artisans from West Bengal have been making Ganesh idols for the past 10 months at Indira Park for the SAVE group. Here’s a look at the art of making clay idols

Watch A Short Film Festival on September 5

Bazaars, exhibitions, seminars, discussions… Kaivalam, a world craft summit, comes to the city bringing along a mosaic of skills, techniques and ideas. Kausalya Santhanam has the details

The old meets the new as city offers options for festive buys

An expo is on at Museum Auditorium

London-based Anders Petterson, who was in city to launch the Chennai Art Club recently, shared his views on art investment in the global market

Friends and collaborators Bina Rao and Villoo Mirza are bound by their passion for handlooms

At Varnam, entrepreneur Karthik Vaidyanathan brings innovative creations by Karnataka’s Channapatna artisans to Chennai, from traditional toys to home decor pieces

Tribal and traditional artists explore novel ways of storytelling, experimenting with colour, techniques and contemporary themes, to connect with younger, mainstream audiences

‘Thinking Hands’, an exhibition of craft collectibles in Bengaluru, reinforces the growing interest in contemporary Indian tribal art among serious collectors

Foundation of judicial system is faith and trust of litigants; steps will be taken soon to digitally serve summons in criminal cases in order to considerably reduce delays, says Telangana High Court Chief Justice

The 64-year-old artist adapts to the times to narrate stories in the 400-year-old Cheriyal artform in new mediums

The duo’s 354-run stand for the fourth wicket helps Mumbai declare its first innings at 602 for four before dismissing five Odisha batters for 146 at the end of day two

The startup company aims at solving the problem of photo organisation for smart-phone users.

You don’t have to wait till Class XI to start preparing for IIT-JEE. Here’s why.

As Chitrakala Parishath turns 50, Archana Nathan takes a look at its iconic journey as a vibrant institution in Bangalore, dedicated to the arts

Writer Balakumaran talks to Suganthy Krishnamachari about the diverse subjects of his novels and the joy in capturing human emotions.

As part of the Madras Week, S. Anwar throws light on the chronograms etched in mosques across the city.

Ramanuja made music and dance an integral part of worship at Srirangam.

Sudalai Madan was banished to earth after it was discovered that he preferred eating human flesh to divine nectar

The proposed initiative will cover the protected and unprotected sites in Karnataka, most of which lack even a fence, so as to prevent encroachment

Amira and Vasundhara explore Faiz Ahmad Faiz’s poem ‘Subh-e-Azadi’ in a sonic landscape of traditional ragas and electronically modified sounds

Give Peace Another Chance, artist Adarsh Baji’s series on view at Kalakriti art gallery in Hyderabad, doffs its hat to the life, times and ideology of Mahatma Gandhi ahead of his 154th birth anniversary