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EXCLUSIVE | Prajakta Koli on turning author with 'Too Good To Be True' at JLF 2025: 'I have been writing all my life but...'

In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, Prajakta sat down for a detailed chat about everything you need to know about her new feather

Arya Brothers in Forbes 30 under 30: The AI Geniuses Behind 169Pi.AI & Their Mission for Bharat with ‘Alpie’

A specific controversy around large language models fueled their interest in building a more India-centric AI model

The Big Food Trend of 2025: Going sustainable is the need of the hour | Food Talk

Sustainable food just like sustainable clothing is the need of the hour. In ‘Food Talk’ some of the chefs from India discuss about how it is time to go local for the farm to fork experience and stay healthy.

Vedanta Udaipur World Music Festival returns for its 7th Edition: Celebrating the preservation of musical heritage and global music traditions

The 3-day festival in Udaipur, from February 7 to 9, 2025, will feature over 22 bands, with 150 international artists from more than 15 countries

Breaking the Myth: Why longevity isn’t the only measure of friendship: Rhythm Wagholikar

In addition, Wagholikar recalls the controversial yet powerful friendship between Karna and Duryodhana.

Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, Mani Ratnam, L Subramaniam, Naseeruddin Shah, Prakash Raj among the celebrated speakers at Kerala Literature Festival 2025

In addition to international stars, KLF will highlight the vibrant local cultural heritage of Kerala, including traditional art forms, dance, and performances that are deeply rooted in the region's history

Jaipur Literature Festival 2025: Here’s what to expect from this year’s edition

Ahead of its arrival in the pink city, Teamwork Arts hosted in Delhi giving a glimpse of what to expect this year

Food Talk | Reinventing Christmas with two lesser known dishes

Traditionally Christmas has always been a time of celebration, joy, fun, and family bonding. Here is a look at the two dishes which we can make at home.

Art Attack | Kiran Nadar Museum of Art acquires India's most important cricket painting 'Cricket Match in India' by Thomas Daniell

Thomas Daniell (1749–1840) is regarded as one of the most important chroniclers of India’s late 18th and early 19th-century history

Exclusive | 'Thank God, the PBG is back!': The President’s Bodyguard and its storied legacy of polo

Set against the historic President’s Bodyguard (PBG) Parade Ground, the President’s Polo Cup celebrates a cherished legacy. Firstpost looks at the PBG's historic association with the sport of polo, iconic players, and inspiring outreach initiatives as the event highlights the resurgence of polo’s cultural and competitive significance in India

Food talk | Get ready for the big chocolate meltdown this Christmas

Chocolate is a medium of endless creativity. It’s versatile, indulgent, and universally loved. A tour around India’s own first of its kind chocolate factory Cacaoté.

Following the smash hit ‘Rabba Kare’ with Urvashi Rautela, Shael Oswal unveils the soulful lyrics of ‘Yeh Kahani’ on all audio platforms

Dive into this love-filled anthem and let your heartstrings get majorly tugged. Stream it, vibe it, feel it—because this kahani is pure magic

From folk to fame: Ajeet Bainsla's 'Tum Badal Gaye Raja' sets YouTube on fire

Released under the Bainsla Music banner, this track is quickly becoming a game-changer in the world of Rajasthani music

Exclusive | Keeping polo alive in India: A legacy sustained by soldiers, sponsors, and passion

India’s polo legacy thrives on the Indian Army’s dedication, led by the iconic 61st Cavalry and supported by the Indian Polo Association. Despite its royal roots, the sport faces modern challenges, relying on private sponsorship and grassroots efforts to grow. Polo’s future demands innovation while honouring its rich tradition

Food Talk | How cooking with wine can enhance your dining experience?

With the growth of International cuisine in modern Indian the trend for using wine in cooking is increasing. As an influence of the Portuguese rule, in Goa as well folks have been using wines and spirits in their cooking for a long time.

Tabiyat: A play that personifies health in a crisis clad Mumbai

Tabiyat is also a love triangle between the audience and the performers where they both woo the muse of theatre and capture her in space and time

Exclusive | Polo in India: A royal heritage meets modern ambitions

Polo, India’s royal sport, is experiencing a resurgence with growing players, sponsors, and global partnerships. At the historic Sir Pratap Singh Polo Cup, Firstpost spoke to top players and officials about the game’s evolution, challenges, and future in India

Art Attack: DAG celebrates the legacy of India’s foremost modernist, encapsulating the breadth and depth of M F Husain’s illustrious career

Opening on 26 October 2024 at DAG, New Delhi, it brings together 116 works including depictions of women as mythological, historical and everyday beings

NCPA Mumbai to bring 4 award-winning plays from Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards (META) to commemorate 20 Years of META

It will be a unique theatrical experience, staging critically acclaimed plays in Hindi, Assamese, and Bundeli, complemented by a gamut of other experiences including engaging workshops and talks that celebrate the spirit of theatre

Food Talk: Chefs from around the country share their favourite Diwali food memories

Food memories of Diwali holds a special place in our hearts.

Films, Culture and Art to come together at IFFI Goa this year

Eleven traditional dance troupes from across India will perform on stage, showcasing India's rich cultural diversity and vibrant traditions through captivating dance performances

WATCH: Spiritual speaker Jaya Kishori trolled for using Dior luxury bag worth Rs 2 lacs, issues clarification on viral video, 'I guarantee that...'

Jaya is only 29 years old. She was born in the 1995 and has claimed she was inclined towards spirituality from an early age

EXCLUSIVE! Fashion Police with Anamika Khanna: ‘I actually want the saree to go back the original drape’

In a recently held event, Firstpost’s Lachmi Deb Roy caught up with ace designer Anamika Khanna for an exclusive interview on revival of weaves, her love for jamdanai, how the pandemic days were a learning phase for her and more.

Fashion Police: How homegrown label by designer Ashish Satyavrat Sahu teaches us on textiles and revival of weaves?

In an EXCLUSIVE chat with Firstpost’s Lachmi Deb Roy for ‘Fashion Police’ on revival of weaves and how Indian textiles are much more than just khadi. He mentions in the interview how he is a crazy Bollywood fan and would also like to dress us Hollywood’s Justin Bieber in Johargram’s cargo pants, jackets, and caps.

Kolkata Through Twilight: A Diplomat’s Reflection on the City of Contrasts

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