Author of the Month: Anuja Chandramouli
The author of ‘Yama’s Lieutenant and the Stone Witch’ talks about mythology, women and writing dark fiction.
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The Night My House Caught Fire
A devastating fire that gutted the entire house taught Delhi’s Versha Malhotra invaluable lessons in life and loss.
Fashion entrepreneur Jigna Shah on loss, profit and purpose
Being a fashion entrepreneur comes with a lifetime of learning, and no matter what your personal situation is, the work must go on, says Jigna Shah.
This Designer is Going Back to Her Roots to Create Upcycled Fashion
Inspired by her family of freedom fighters, academicians and craft lovers, Karishma Shahani Khan reinterprets India through her label Ka-Sha.
Fashion Junkie Shares 8 Tips to Shop Smart, Without Losing Your Cool or Your Money
Changes in urban lifestyle call for changes in shopping patterns as well. Adopt these tips and get with it, says Zarine Bajaj.
She Quit Her Job at a Luxury Magazine to Promote Eco-Conscious Lifestyles
Writer, luxury magazine editor and now a proponent of sustainable living. This is why Neeti Mehra took the leap.
She Had No Money But, Thank God, There Were Two Ritu Kumars in the Suitcase She Lived Out Of
In her new book ‘Who Me, Poor?’, veteran journalist Gayatri Jayaraman shares her personal experience as part of the ‘rich poor’ urban Indian population.
Why Would a Woman Drive Across India During the Monsoon?
Childhood experiences can leave a deep impact on you, sometimes urging you towards unknown journeys, or chasing torrential clouds across India. Ritu Goyal Harish shares her story.
Tanishq, Anita Dongre, Springfield: This Month’s Fashion News
Here’s your style update from the world of Indian fashion.
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Why I Started India’s First Blobar
Sargam Chopra went from a childhood in the Middle East to marriage in the US, and then gave up her NRI status to follow her passion in India.
She Returned to India from UK for the Love of Benarasi
Sari aficionado Srishti Madhav returned from London to work with the weavers in Varanasi. Her mission? To revive the gorgeous Benarasi drape
Three Book Recommendations This Week
Looking for something to read? Check out these books that our editor loved reading this summer.
6 Tricks I Learnt After Taking My Autistic Son for a Haircut
Taking an autistic child for his first haircut can be full of (unpleasant) surprises. Pallavi Shankar shares her experience and learning.
My Coach Saw Something in Me That Others Didn’t – And It Changed My Life
People make instant assumptions about others within a few seconds of meeting them. But what we do next can change our lives and those of the people around us.
Apps That Make Life Easier for Busy Women
From groceries to waxing, here are the best apps that will bring the most essentials services to your doorstep – and make you thank God for technology!
Anavila Misra and the Sari Renaissance
She creates down-to-earth saris for the high and mighty. Anavila Misra’s latest collection takes forward her love affair with linen and India
Eat, Shoot, Feed: The Story of My Gastronomical Romance
Food isn’t just fuel for the body, it’s a relationship – one can turn to food for comfort or for the joy of feeding others.
This Delhi Writer Has a Secret Passion
And you’ll never guess what it is.
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