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AYA, a home-grown dating & social networking app built exclusively for the Indian LGBTQ+ community, prides itself on being a no-pressure zone
The big 10: Celebrating 10 years of Comic Con in times of pandemic
The recently-concluded Comic Con was a week-long celebration to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the event in India
High on tea: How exotic and premium teas have made its way to high octane bars, coffee chains
Chaayos is also rapidly growing in the home delivery segment through which it delivers fresh chai in disposable kettles to keep it piping hot till it reaches its destination.
Another Sari State: New forms of saris find takers
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From gravity-defying rollercoasters to 4D theatre rides, Dubai Parks and Resorts offers visitors a thrilling, adrenaline-pumping experience
Why Dubai is the perfect getaway for travellers of all ages
Shopping, fun, adventure, learning, diversity. You name it and Dubai has it, making it the perfect vacation getaway for travellers of all ages.
From unconventional colours to opting for experimental silhouettes; here’s how next-gen brides and grooms adopting changes in wedding attire, describe top designers
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Fashion for plus-size people turned into big business now
If you thought fashion was only the domain of the slim, think again. With dedicated stores, collections and ramp shows, fashion for plus-size people has turned into big business now
Grain check
An integral part of Indian regional cuisine, alternate grains like oats, millets, buckwheat, amaranth and sorghum are the new rage, prompting even FMCG companies to revise their offerings
A southern sojourn: Bored of the usual tourist spots? Explore little-known destinations Bekal, Coorg
Bored of the usual touristy spots like Goa and Manali? Maybe it’s time to head to little-known but no less charming destinations like Bekal and Coorg.
Time to take sari back to its pure form? Fashion designers share their views
From ready-to-wear to pre-draped saris, the versatile five-yard fabric has undergone numerous innovations in the past. Is it now time to turn back and embrace it in its pure form? Leading fashion designers share their views
Authors today can do without publishing houses, says Savi Sharma
BESTSELLING AUTHOR Savi Sharma is riding high on the mammoth success of her debut novel Everyone Has a Story.
Partners in crime: Indian crime writers are becoming increasingly experimental
Bestselling author Ashwin Sanghi has just released Private Delhi, the second book in the Private series, for which he collaborates with American author James Patterson. Speaking with Namrata Rao on the sidelines of the recent
‘Writing is an art, crime writing is a craft’: Ashwin Sanghi
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Want that dress Deepika Padukone wore in ‘Tamasha’? Check out these Bollywood focused online stores
IT WAS around two years ago that the idea of an online retail store exclusively for Bollywood fashion and trends came to Vinayak Kalani.
From Ramlila of Ramnagar, Oktoberfest Goa to Dharamshala International Film Festival, Here’s a pick of events not to be missed
It’s a busy time of the year when it comes to the cultural calendar. Here’s a pick of events not to be missed in the coming months.
From corporate fashion essentials to latest trends, Designers’ take on Corporate couture
What’s the latest in corporate dressing? We talk to some designers to find out. Compiled by Namrata Rao
Insclusivity new mantra, fashion weeks look to break all stereotypes
From plus-size shows to promoting sustainability, Indian handlooms and the transgender community, fashion weeks are working actively to break all stereotypes. Inclusivity is clearly the new mantra in the fashion industry
Fashion for the young has turned into big business; here’s how
If you thought children’s fashion is kid’s play, think again. From big-ticket designers to dedicated fashion weeks, products and collections, fashion for the young ones is big business
Escaping the concrete jungle
Meet people who have quit corporate jobs to live in the lap of nature as naturalists
Footloose: Missing Shere Khan
Not spotting a tiger at a tiger reserve might be the best thing to happen during your trip there
From Game of Thrones to Harry Potter: Adult colouring books are the rage today
Adult colouring books are all the rage today, with some publishers even employing popular franchises like Game of Thrones, Sherlock Holmes and Harry Potter to attract consumers
Sustainability in fashion
Soon, we will have clothes cleaned by mere sunlight. We already have biodegradable clothes and accessories. Eco-friendly is clearly the new mantra in the fashion industry.
Fitting in
Ever heard of furniture without a frame? That too weather-proof, recyclable and made of just high-density foam? A new product line shows how design innovations today push the limits of imagination
Life in pieces
With crisp writing and easy language, The Private Life of Mrs Sharma is a brilliant take on the inequalities in India
Change of art
From helping them reconnect with the environment to getting them a cross-section of reactions, artists tell us what makes public art initiatives tick for them
A different kind of music
Now in its ninth season, the Rajasthan International Folk Festival is proving to be a harbinger of change by encouraging more and more women folk artistes to come out and enthrall audiences with their art
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