Specials

-April 19, 2019

With all the talk about sustainability in clothing, are we being negligent by dumping our old clothes for just a minor defect that can be fixed easily by the tailor in our local market? The urge to buy a new outfit is difficult to resist, especially if one is surfing apparel shops online, which is […]

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-April 19, 2019

Brittle bones are quite common among women of a certain age – only because there is little awareness of the highly preventable nature of this condition Older women are often told to make sure that they are getting enough calcium in their diet — if not, they should take supplements. Not many women are convinced […]

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-April 19, 2019

Meet Zuber and Yasmin, the Muslim couple fighting for women to be allowed into mosques. The Supreme Court said it might hear the plea due to its Sabarimala judgement, and asked the Centre to respond When Zuber and Yasmin got married in Pune back in 1999, little did they know that one day they’d be […]

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-April 19, 2019

Migrants tend to miss their opportunity to cast their vote due to job compulsions. And this is true of labourers as well as white collar executives India has a colossal inter-state migration, which makes it a melting pot of cultures and people. In such a situation, with the mammoth task of getting at least 83 […]

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-April 19, 2019

Lutyens Delhi has a shanty town right behind Rahul Gandhi’s residence. What do those living in such deplorable conditions keep in mind when casting their votes? There is a cluster of 250 shanties called JJ Tughlak Lane Camp just behind Rahul Gandhi’s bungalow, 12 Tughlak Lane. Actually, it is situated in the lane that separates […]

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-April 12, 2019

A first-hand experience of working with a few dogdy artists in Mumbai gives a peek into the hidden aspects of the glitzy film industry “Don’t do it. You’re crazy!” exclaimed a friend in New York when I told him about my upcoming visit to Mumbai for the post-production of a documentary film. He recounted his […]

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-April 12, 2019

Reporting in the hinterland gives a glimpse of the position of women in society, and the picture is not pretty In the searing April heat of Mathura, camera around my neck, phone in pocket, notebook and pen at a 10-second backpack-to-hand distance — I was ready to run after Hema Malini as she visited villages […]

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-April 12, 2019

Chef Ansab Khan is a Culinary Head of Burma Burma Restaurants & Tea Room. He started his career working with JW Marriott & later with Mahindra Holidays. Currently, his role includes conceptualising and heading the culinary operations at Burma Burma. In a candid conversation, he talks more about himself and his work: Your philosophy on […]

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