February is that awkward month on the Indian calendar where winter is packing its bags, but summer hasn’t officially arrived. The mornings are still chilly, afternoons feel warmer, and evenings confuse your senses all over again. And while we often talk about adjusting clothes or routines during this transition, diet is where most Indians go wrong. Many of us continue heavy winter foods out of habit, while others jump too early into summer detoxes. The result? Digestive discomfort, fatigue, unexplained bloating, or sudden loss of appetite. The truth is, February needs its own food logic, a gentle bridge between warming ...
From barefoot dances on the sand to candlelit dinners under the city sky - here’s how to dress for every New Year’s vibe without losing your sparkle (or sanity). There’s something oddly comforting about knowing that no matter how wild the year’s been, New Year’s Eve still calls for one ...
Literally every shop in Bengal from August to October - "Paisa hi paisa hoga!" The world runs on capital, and at the end of the day, it is money that drives the game from behind. Durga Puja, we all know, is an emotion for Bengalis, marked by homecomings from across ...
Beyond basics: redefining men’s fashion for pujo! Durga Puja is not just a festival; it’s an emotion. The dhak beats, pandal hopping, food trails, and adda sessions make it the grandest celebration of the year. And while women usually steal the spotlight with sarees and glam looks, men often stick ...
When temperatures drop, cravings rise, science has answers. As soon as winter sets in, something curious happens. Salads lose their charm, smoothies feel unappealing, and suddenly all you want is hot parathas, khichdi with ghee, pakoras, or a bowl of creamy kheer. For many Indians, cold weather automatically equals comfort ...
A simple thali at the palace table. Who knew dal could topple an empire's dinner party? Picture this: January 26, 1950. The air's crisp with new beginnings. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, that unassuming chap from Bihar's Siwan district, steps into Rashtrapati Bhavan as India's very first President. Not with fanfare and ...
Because winter weight gain isn’t fate, it’s a food strategy problem. January arrives with fresh goals, cosy sweaters, and a familiar complaint: “I’m eating less, but still gaining weight.” If this sounds like you, you’re not alone. Cold weather does slow metabolism slightly, but the real story lies in how ...
Midnight munchies decide it - biryani's grand sprawl or momos' steamy hug? Urban India's New Year gut-check. Two a.m. fog rolls thick over Gurgaon streets. Glittery heels click past carts hissing steam. Inside clubs, plates pile high with saffron-streaked rice. Biryani rules 2025's party scene - 93 million orders nationwide, ...
Have you read any of these books? Narendra Modi’s journey as Prime Minister since 2014 is something we all know well. But how many of us know that he is also an author? Beyond leading the country, Modi has penned several books, sharing his thoughts on a wide range of subjects. Today, on his 75th birthday, let’s take a look at some of his most notable works and explore this lesser-known side of him. Exam Warriors When it comes to Narendra Modi’s books, Exam Warriors is perhaps the first that comes to mind. Published in 2018, the book is aimed ...
Writing, at its ideal, is a mirror to society, mirroring our expectations, fears, and desires. However, once in a while, it can likewise be a window to the future, offering looks at universes on the way. These "visionary" books, frequently relatively radical in their subjects and thoughts, resound significantly more ...
Do you find yourself frequently purchasing books, even when you have a substantial backlog of unread ones? Many book enthusiasts can relate to this well-intentioned but often unproductive habit. Over time, these unread books tend to accumulate, whether due to a lack of time or waning interest in reading. This ...
Filmmakers are often inspired by a myriad of sources, from personal experiences to visual arts. However, one of the most influential and enduring sources of inspiration for many filmmakers is literature. Novels have provided a rich tapestry of ideas, themes, and characters that have been translated onto the silver screen ...
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