A designer transformed her in-laws' 30-year-old family home into an art haven
Designer Tanya Mallavarapu breathes new life into her in-laws’ family home in Chennai, blending rich Indian artistry with ...
Lights, Camera, Campus: 8 Indian colleges that starred in films
From ivy-covered halls to grand lecture rooms, these Indian colleges have transcended academia to become unforgettable ...
Anand Mahindra’s weekend getaway is a 5-hour drive from Bengaluru, with a 350-year-old mystery
Anand Mahindra highlights a rainforest in Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka, known as the birthplace of Indian coffee, where coffee ...
Bengaluru home owner shows off his palatial house, built without cement. Netizens compare it to ancient Indian temples
Priyam Saraswat from Bengaluru built a house entirely from stone without using cement, showcasing a remarkable example of sustainable architecture. The construction employs ancient interlocking ...
Yunus’s China pivot: A diplomatic gambit India can’t ignore
The Yunus-China axis is a significant threat for India, not because it guarantees conflict but because it shifts the regional ...
Puducherry’s architecture and culture are the inspiration behind new colour guide
Discover the vibrant colours of Puducherry with Nippon Paint's Pondy Style Guide, inspired by the city's unique charm.
Planning a trip to Singapore? From Biryani to Teh Tarik, here’s the ultimate Indian foodie guide
For lunch, head to Samy’s at Dempsey Hill, a legendary spot known for its rich, aromatic South Indian flavours. Other gems nearby include Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie for sweet treats, Dempsey Cookhouse ...
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‘Columbia let me down’: How Indian scholar expelled by Trump fled the US
A visa revocation and agents at her door upended life of Ranjani Srinivasan, spooking her into leaving her home and cat.
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This magical city with centuries-old temples is the world’s oldest continuously inhabited city (it’s over 3,000 years old!)
Explore Varanasi—a city where time stands still. With centuries-old temples and architecture, captivating spiritual ...
Bringing the forgotten weavers back into the rich tapestry of Indian textiles
For decades, the gamchha has been a ubiquitous presence on Indian streets. The traditional scarf, made out of a red-and-white ...
Indian foreign minister S Jaishankar: ‘The virtues of the old world order are exaggerated’
The politician on his country’s enduring bond with Russia, dealing with a transactional Trump and the merits of unpredictability ...
From the Archives: American Gardens Open to the Public—For a Day or Two
There's no better way to learn about gardens than to walk through them. Now more than 200 are going public—for a day or two.