This year marks almost five years since fans have seen the iconic Pakistani actor in Hindi cinema.

Recipes, family legacies, and lore are passed down in the kitchen, not the written word.

The co-founder and CEO of Zilingo talks about her startup, sustainable supply chains, and of course, Sabyasachi.

As the media industry contracts, with advertising budgets and in-person events drying up, Skift is betting on its innovative founder.

Our April 2021 crossword.

The uncrowning and recrowning of Pushpika De Silva is causing many to question why one’s marital status — and beauty pageants — matter in the first place.

How an ancient tradition cemented itself in Parsi kitchens, and why it is now fading away.

In the winner of our spooky horror fiction contest, at a family get-together, the line between Maya’s recurring nightmare and reality blurs.

Filmmaker Khyentse Norbu’s latest, “Looking for a Lady with Fangs and a Moustache,” captures a man’s journey through the chaotic rift between the spiritual and the modern.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic and increasing politicization of society, "Ganashatru" is loudly prescient.

How an ancient tradition cemented itself in Parsi kitchens, and why it is now fading away.

A generation of Marathi cookbooks highlight unusual ingredients, old cooking techniques, and absurdly high expectations of women.

Despite a long and fraught journey, Pakistan’s prime minister might be the first to finish his term in the country’s history.

Our ability to see and support each other is what matters.

In the taxonomy of American power, vocal women are castigated for taking up any space at all.

Despite the country’s refusal to acknowledge caste, pockets of activists continue to challenge an entrenched system of discrimination.

The country that invented the ancient game is now producing some of the world’s biggest chess champions.

Gymnast Akash Modi — part of a “tight-knit” group of South Asian Americans in the sport — is aiming for an Olympic medal.