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February 24, 2024
A heritage fest, Ahmedabad foundation day celebration, exhibition of sculptures, talk with a Belgian artist and film screening await to enrich your mind this week.
April 9, 2023
From introducing new cuisines to reinventing the idea of dining, three women restaurateurs tell HerStory about their innovations in the restaurant business.
January 19, 2023
Chancellor uses price of coffee as prop to explain inflation while a high street latte now costs more than £3
November 21, 2022
Internal logo leaked in Mario Kart prototype - Its widely known that before the Nintendo Switch became official in 2016,...
March 16, 2022
New Delhi [India], March 16 (ANI/NewsVoir): The launch of Artery Indias partnership with The Project Cafe, a lifestyle hospitality company that crafts and curates exquisite experiences in retail and hospitality begins in Goa, where Artery India will be presenting a fine range of collectables from its lineup of exclusively represented emerging talent Artery Artists.
April 1, 2021
Goa is always a good idea. Whether you’re shacking up by the beach or lounging in an ultra luxe pool by the sea (yes, those exist); Goa is always a good idea. It’s even better when you practise social distancing and wear your mask while trotting around its leafy bylanes, hunting the best new watering holes and Ros Omelette joints. While the contenders for the latter are far too many for this writer to keep a track of, the former, based on recommendations from friends and Goa family, have m...
February 25, 2021
THOUSANDS have been raised to ensure a Garnethill branch of a popular zero-waste grocery store.
January 16, 2021
(From left) The co-founders of Bare Anatomy Vimal Bhola, Sifat Khurana and Rohit Chawla manufacture their customised products in-house at their facility in Gurugram Image: Amit Verma Any commercial haircare and skincare product—even if it caters to a particular type of hair or skin—will always satisfy only a handful of users. This was one of the key takeaways for Rohit Chawla when he quit The Man Company, a men’s grooming product brand, in 2018. Along with Sifat Khurana and Vimal Bhola, h...