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Category: Love & Life
Seeking Personal Transformation? Try Journaling, Says Writing Coach Suma Varughese
Writing coach and former magazine editor, Suma Varughese shares her career journey, and how journaling can help with personal transformation.
“My Parents Were Screaming at Each Other, I Was Terrified” — How Sariah Sought God and Found Yoga
Her troubled childhood didn’t break Sariah Sizemore; on the contrary it triggered a lifetime of healing, teaching yoga and nurturing others.
Releasing Emotions, Fulfilling Dreams: How Vidisha’s Dance Academy Is Changing Lives
Besides dance instruction, Vidisha Anand’s academy All That Jazz is helping people express emotions and become happier.
5 Yummy Indian Snacks to Wow Your Guests This Diwali
Chef Rananjoy Banerjee from The Metropolitan Hotel & Spa, Delhi, offers some lip-snacking recipes from their Indian restaurant, Chutney.
3 Exciting Fiction Launches by Marjan Kamali, Nabaneeta Dev Sen and Damyanti Biswas
Here are our top three novels of the month.
A Young Woman Chronicles Her ‘Cheerful Fight’ with Cancer Before It Takes Her Life
A new memoir, ‘Tales from the Tail End’, follows the ‘cheerful fight’ that Ananya Mukherjee had with cancer, before she eventually loses the battle.
Suicide prevention: who is at risk, what are the warning signs, and how to help
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among the youth globally, yet it is preventable. This is how to notice the red flags, and how to help.
The girl behind Pablo Escobar
Notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar’s dutiful wife Victoria recounts the last time she met her husband before he went into hiding from his enemies.
What is shinrin-yoku and why are city-dwellers waking up to the power of trees?
What is this secret therapy of forest bathing that makes us so much healthier and happier?
How a Delhi Woman Turned Her Rooftop Garden into ‘Her Piece of Sky’
Architect Manu Goel has converted her townhouse rooftop into a bountiful garden where vegetables grow, and where birds and bees drop in.
How Millennial Lifestyles Are Taking a Toll on Their Body Alignment
Corporate workplaces and digital addictions are leaving millennials with poor posture and repetitive stress injury.
“Don’t let people’s opinions affect you, they aren’t paying your bills!” A drag queen comes of age
A photo series by LGBTQ activist and photographer Monisha Ajgaonkar and her muse, drag queen Sushant Divgikr, challenges notions of gender and social conformity.
Where’s the faith? An Indian woman walks the 800-km Camino de Santiago pilgrimage
Smitha Murthy walks the ancient pilgrim trail of Camino de Santiago from France to Spain to find faith. Her journey starts off with a lost wallet. Faith, wither thou?
Yes, you can say no – the anatomy of consent in love and marriage
Consent isn’t just limited to new relationships or sex-education classes. It’s a word we should use and demand even in marriage.
The Healthiest Ingredients for a Monsoon Meal, and the Best Way to Cook Them
The chefs at Oko, the LaLiT Delhi, list out the most nutritious ingredients for a monsoon meal, and show us the best way to preserve their goodness.
The Truth Behind the Grandeur of a Greek Holiday
Travelling to Greece with 17 strangers, one Indian girl has an unexpected realisation.
Are You Making Conscious Choices, or Running on ‘Default’? Three Life Coaches Share Tips
Even not choosing is choosing by default. Are you making conscious choices or unconscious ones? Three international facilitators share their experiences with Kay Newton.
“He’s Fighting Cancer the Way He Fought for India”: A Sister’s Ode to Her Soldier Brother
Anita Panda’s soldier brother had fought and defeated enemies on the country’s border but then had to face a more insidious type of enemy from within his own body.
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