For many, a bowl of ‘Pangur’ (kala channa) is not just a meal. It’s a taste of winter comfort, writes Chef Reetika Gill for The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #food https://t.co/IU3yu8jPF3

The optimists tell us that AI will delete jobs but will create new ones, but the problem is no one can tell which jobs it will create, , writes Avay Shukla for The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #Reflections

Lifting the women’s #WorldCup is not just about a victory against odds, it presents a moment to accord to women’s cricket in India the same facilities, opportunities & the stage as the men get, writes @Deepankar4444 in #SpectrumTheTribune #Indepth

#Imageine: The Tribune’s photo column this week features Rajeev Manikoth’s blind date with Manhattan — sharp, vibrant, restless, always moving. @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #BAndWPhotography

#Women don’t need saving or spotlighting anymore. They need space — to play, to fail, to rise, writes Meghna Pant @MeghnaPant for The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #Reflections

Expressions of defiance | ‘Weaving Water: Feminine Countercultures in Paint and Print’ celebrates women in art and literature. Monica Arora writes in The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune @monicaarora257

As we commemorate the 350 years of the #GuruTeghBahadur’s martyrdom, it is essential to understand his sacrifice gave people the right to choose their spiritual destiny, writes @RoopinderSingh for The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune

#Bullying is ignored in most #schools, there is little effort to counsel students, & what’s sorely missing is the notion of collective accountability, writes Mandeep Singh in The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #Indepth

While the rest of the world runs on the familiar web of American apps, China has built a self-sufficient digital ecosystem of its own. Can India, or should it, follow suit? asks Gagandeep Arora @gdarora1 in his column #TechTonic for The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune

Kajjaya, the fried jaggery sweet, is deeply rooted in Karnataka’s festive culture, writes Chef Tabassum Parveen for The Tribune@thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #food https://t.co/kyWvBuWbvZ

King Khan rewrites the rule of 60: Shah Rukh Khan’s films are back in theatres as the star enters a new decade. Abhiraj Lamba writes in The Tribune @thetribunechd @SpectrumTheTribune @abhirajl459

At the risk of immodesty, The Tribune @thetribunechd easily has the best front page in the country. Those of you say aye, AYE !!!

A new book by Priyambada Jayakumar on MS Swaminathan brings rare insights into the transformational work of the scientist who fed India. Read The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #GreenRevolution @pjkc23 @HarperCollinsIN https://t.co/k8GDiGCEIb

In ‘Zoraver and the Lost Gods’, Abeer Kapoor and Ujan Dutta take the reader out for an imaginary adventure with enough of history thrown in to make it thrillingly real. Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr reviews in @BloomsburyIndia @parsajr #SpectrumTheTribune https://t.co/aLAbv7I7qW

‘India in the Second World War: An Emotional History’ by Diya Gupta is an inside story of the war retrieved from personal memoirs, letters, poetry and novels. Prof Salil Misra reviews in The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune @Rupa_Books https://t.co/Mu82Ez1tR0

Priyambada Jayakumar’s book on MS Swaminathan explores the life and legacy of the architect of India’s Green Revolution in his centennial year. Read The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #GreenRevolution @HarperCollinsIN https://t.co/k8GDiGCEIb

Today, debates around the Manusmriti focus narrowly on caste, forgetting its deeper stress on restraint, renunciation, and responsibility, writes Devdutt Pattanaik @devduttmyth for The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune #Reflections https://t.co/aV5JpXEkUK

‘The Pretenders’ by Avtar Singh emerges from the dark shadow of pandemic, locked-in lives. Prof Rana Nayar reviews in The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune https://t.co/aEn8HxVhUz @SimonSchusterIN

Dating back centuries, temples of Mandi still speak of the influences the trade town was exposed to. Sarika Sharma writes on Amrit Bolaria’s book, ‘The Temples of Mandi’. Only in @SpectrumTheTribune @niyogibooks @sarikaksharma @abolaria https://t.co/5FejkVYdmV

#PriyamvadaMehra’s ‘The Cost of a Promised Afterlife’ throws light on the human cost of cult following. Manisha Gangahar reviews in The Tribune @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune @SimonSchusterIN @priiiiiye https://t.co/uSaAzlPqK6