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We asked 'Eight Thirty', a collective of nine female photographers from India to document female friendships and what they mean to them thesoup.website/culturesoup/20…

Good News Bombay from the awesome The Soup Street Reviews Of Bombay's Street Art buff.ly/3xhbNQe

When I wrote an essay on professional caregivers and the emotional complexity of their work for The Soup, I was driven by my experience of watching them first-hand: my grandparents would not have felt safe and secure in their final years if it wasn't for caregivers...

“I was twelve years old and had no desire to tell anyone that I’d got my period.” Meera Vijayann was a reluctant participant in a ceremony to celebrate her first period. The incident would impact an important day in her adult life. thesoup.website/culturesoup/20…

What do trees dream of? Sananda Mukhopadhyaya, host of numerous city tree walks (Mumbai Overstory), writes for Soup about what it feels like to be a tree in a city overwhelmed by people and concrete. thesoup.website/thelifedesk/20…

Saachi D’Souza spoke to art critic and perfumer Bharti Lalwani about her perfumes that weave in chemistry, memory and history to build a sensorial library of South Asian fragrances. thesoup.website/journal/2022/1…

YT is crammed with content documenting the everyday lives of vloggers. Viewers are equally fascinated by these vloggers and their daily activities of cooking, cleaning and the like. So what draws us to the lives of strangers? Gowri Kishore finds out: thesoup.website/culturesoup/20…

India has no single uniting language and political forces have often proposed filling this gap with Hindi. Rega Jha examines how India traverses linguistic chasms in borrowed words, token gestures and mixed vocabularies to charmingly find our way home thesoup.website/culturesoup/20…

"A Kannadiga who grew up in Andheri and knows thodese-thodese Marathi, a Punjabi who grew up in Bangalore and knows swalpa-swalpa Kannada, a Gujarati who grew up in Calcutta and knows ektu-ektu Bangla." Lovely piece by rega for The Soup thesoup.website/culturesoup/20…

Tejaswini Apte-Rahm author of The Secret of More spoke about unlikeable characters, cinematic writing, creating a rich, plausible landscape out of a mountain of historical research and her favourite snacks in the 21st edition of Writers on Reading thesoup.website/interviews/202…