Neither a dress nor a dog was behind the bralette dispute; it was a needless holier-than-thou dogma
When we strip away the noise raised by Kangana Ranaut’s outbursts and Kriti Sanon’s rebuttal, all the brouhaha over the latter’s bralette is about framing. It was a private, lived moment and will always remain so.
Indian designer’s collection shown at Indonesia Fashion Week 2026 weaves a bridge between two cultures
Celebrations of the centenary of Rabindranath Tagore’s visit to Indonesia soared higher with the presentation of the latest collection of batik textile garments by an Indian fashion designer, Papri Basak from Shantiniketan, at a fashion show in Jakarta.
If India could speak to herself: A letter from 1947 to the India of 2026
“Eighty years is a long journey. You are no longer the fragile nation I cradled in 1947—you are a giant, with the strength to lead the world and the wisdom to solve global crises. But greatness is not measured only in skyscrapers or GDP. It is measured in the smile of every child who can read, in the safety of every woman walking freely, in the dignity of every old man who does not go hungry.”
At an ‘Illish Festival’ in Cuttack, Bengalis of Odisha cook up a new layer on delectable memories
The Illish Festival, organised for the first time by Bengalis in Odisha, was not only about savouring dishes like bhapa ilish and ilisher jhol; it was also about the artistry of cooking itself. Each preparation carried the imprint of a family’s memory.
Bonsais : The ancient art bringing nature back into modern apartment living
Ancient bonsai traditions find new life as urban apartment dwellers embrace mindful greenery and miniature living art.
