It is not a crime to want to look beautiful!
The just-concluded Miss India pageant is proof that beauty matters. So why pretend that it doesn’t?
By Anjuly Mathai October 18, 2024
Society
The AI Smith dinner proves Trump has lost the humour war
A president who cannot take potshots at himself is a dangerous species. He lacks humility and thinks he is above ridicule
By Anjuly Mathai October 19, 2024
Decay of integrity in law: Reflections on my journey
Avoid the law whenever possible. Consider alternatives like mediation or arbitration—methods that resolve disputes quickly, fairly, and without the astronomical costs of litigation
By Philip George October 19, 2024-
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At Wasabi, you eat food with your eyes first: Mumbai's famous Japanese restaurant turns 20
Masaharu Morimoto, the founding chef of Wasabi, was in the city recently to lay out a specially crafted Omakase menu. His expert play with sharp Japanese flavours has made him a favourite among all those he served, right from President Barack Obama to Bollywood celebrities
By Pooja Biraia Jaiswal October 18, 2024 -
The meeting that never was
Tossed by the waves, battered by rejection, but never sinking. Never giving up. He could see the path forward now, clearer than ever. The Rolling Stones might not have been interested, but this was only one chapter in a much larger story
By Philip George October 11, 2024 -
Tick-box tourism: The allure of package tours
If you overlook the minor inconvenience of befriending strangers at short notice and manage to align your routine to an amorphous crowd, package tours can be fun
By Jairam N. Menon October 08, 2024 -
Luxmi Tea opens its first holistic bungalow luxury lifestyle store Makaibari Bungalow at Taj Bengal
From exquisite teas to one-of-a-kind carpets, Luxmi Tea luxury lifestyle store at Taj Bengal in Kolkata offers a unique experience to visitors
By Reya Mehrotra October 04, 2024 -
VIRAL VIDEO | Hence proved! Tortoise wins race as lazy rabbit decides to rest! People put famous fable to test and...
A viral video on the internet showed a group making a race track for a hare and a tortoise and the result proved the Aesop fable true!
Web Desk September 30, 2024 -
Who is Matthew Kumar, husband of Princess Theodora of Greece
Princess Theodora of Greece got married to her American fiancé, Matthew Kumar, whose father Shalendra "Sam" Kumar, is an Indian-origin Fiji national
Web Desk September 30, 2024 -
Embracing life's twists and turns
Thriving through change and my healthy relationship with setbacks—because tenacity is the ability to hang on when letting go seems most attractive
By Philip George September 27, 2024 -
'Khud se RoohbaRooh': Shubhra Chaturvedi's art is a stark commentary on global events
The exhibition ‘Khud Se RoohbaRooh’, which is curated by Georgina Maddox, encapsulates the essence of Shubhra's journey, a reflective engagement with her own experiences and the turbulent socio-political landscape of our times
By Reya Mehrotra September 24, 2024 -
'The Little Prince', a fascinating French tale to take life on stage at NMACC
In an interview with THE WEEK, the director and co-director Anne Tournié and Chris Mouron talk about the ‘The Little Prince’ show to be played at The Grand Theatre from September 25 to 29
By Pooja Biraia Jaiswal September 20, 2024 -
Take it to the limit, and beyond: Lessons from a coconut climber
Coconuts, after all, don’t crack on the first hit. It takes persistence, sometimes even multiple attempts, to break through to the sweet stuff. And that’s what life has been for me in law
By Philip George September 20, 2024 -
Former South Africa employee calls out 'mental health abuses by EY management' after Rajiv Memani condoles Anna Sebastian's passing
A South Africa-based female EY employee said that she was targeted by the company for raising her voice against workplace discrimination
Web Desk September 20, 2024 -
TN fire accident: What happened to elephant Subbulakshmi of Sivagangai Kundrakudi Shanmukanatha temple? VIRAL VIDEOS
Videos of images of Subbulakshmi's final journey before being laid to rest on the temple grounds had gone viral
Web Desk September 19, 2024 -
A little bit of polo and a lot of panache
Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur’s royal ancestry ties up with fashion sportswear giant US Polo Association in a bid to popularise the Marwari horse
By Namrata Zakaria September 16, 2024 -
Fields of Dreams: Lighting the path for Indian youth
The 21-day trip to England will give the 20 young minds an opportunity to explore diverse fields—law, sports, education, and culture—paving the way for their personal and professional growth
By Philip George September 13, 2024 -
The Buddhist way for a mindful future
Buddhist media conclave in Delhi discusses conflict avoidance, sustainable development
By Reya Mehrotra September 12, 2024 -
Artist-diplomat Abhay K’s exhibition ‘Shunyata’ is a spiritual retreat
The exhibition of paintings ‘Shunyata’ is on view at Galerie Romain Rolland, Alliance Francaise De Delhi till September 10
By Reya Mehrotra September 06, 2024 -
From Henry VIII to Brexit: England's unseen legacy of slavery and power
The history of English slavery is deeply intertwined with the broader narrative of England's political, economic, and religious transformations, stretching back to the reign of Henry VIII
By Philip George September 06, 2024 -
OPINION: 'Me Too, Me Too, Mee-ee To’
The Bahubalis of Mollywood have one fatal flaw - they are blind. They don’t see the thugs of filmistan going about their business
By Jairam N. Menon September 04, 2024 -
Are you symbiosexual? Emerging sexual identity is taking internet by storm
"Symbiosexuality" is the latest in the long list of sexual identities that has caught the attention of the social media
Web Desk August 31, 2024 -
'Rajadhiraaj Love life Leela': Don't miss this spectacular mega-musical
It aesthetically captures numerous enchanting tales of Lord Krishna in a little over 120 minutes
By Pooja Biraia Jaiswal August 30, 2024 -
A son's farewell to his father
The emotional odyssey of an anglicised Dravidian son burying his father
By Philip George August 30, 2024 -
The World's Greatest Mela: Author and curator Neville Tuli advocates using cinema for India studies
Tuli has curated an exhibition dedicated to Indian cinema in Delhi
By Reya Mehrotra August 26, 2024
