Akshay Sawai
One of the most exciting footballers in the world, Lionel Messi, is an improbable Indian sweetheart
Coffee beans found in civet dung make the world’s most prized coffee. And now, it gets a ‘Made in India’ tag.
Cycling 10 hours a day, travelling across 13 countries, from Ireland to India, he realised that everyday irritants like the traffic and the weather colonise too much of our time. Life, after all, comes with bumps and all, and we should enjoy the ride. Wobbly or not.
Maybe it’s time to get back to ground reality. The kitsch fashion revolution has outlasted its energy and purpose.
It is not just the Taj that is unique to India. Here are a few more that can be found—only in India.
From a symbol of sarkari authority to a kitschy curiosity, there is nothing quite like the good old Ambassador.
The saga of India’s favourite dhaba began with a small tea shop in Chandigarh owned by a refugee. Simmering with the earthen taste of authentic Punjabi food, the little tea shop served homesick bachelors lunch and memories of home.
As Delhi Fashion Week kicks off, here are 10 foolproof tips on landing yourself that privileged seat by the runway.
They’re women. And they counsel readers on their most terrible insecurities. Who are they, and should we trust their advice?