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Think of Tarun Tahiliani’s creations, and an image of regal, embellished Indian wedding wear is likely to cross your mind—lehengas, sarees, sherwanis, and shararas, all swathed in rich embroidery, featuring his signature cascading crystal-embellished hems, draped details, and accents like 3D floral

Indian fashion inched towards celebrating traditions, sustainability, promoting rich crafts and playful menswear at the Lakme Fashion Week 2025 held in collaboration with the Fashion Design Council of India. The five-day-long fashion extravaganza gave a glimpse of the fashion trends all set

In India, divorce rates are at an all-time high. And suppose you dig a little deeper into the reasons. In that case, one that really stands out is this: more and more couples are no longer okay with silently bearing the overwhelming

Yellow is the colour of warmth, joy, playfulness, optimism, hope, and zest — the happiest hue of them all. Now, imagine all those emotions and traits embodied in a person. That’s what we call a ‘yellow person’. Someone who feels like sunshine

When Netflix’s mini-series Adolescence released last month, it became a rage not just in the UK, where the story is based, but across continents – even in countries you wouldn’t expect. India was one of them. The show throws the spotlight on how easily impressionable

What comes to mind when you think of a quintessential Bengali? A deep love for art, music, politics and food, especially fish. The phrase “maach-e bhaat-e Bangali” (fish and rice is what makes a Bengali) isn’t just a saying; it’s a way

Don’t we all hate it when pesky red pimples pop up on the face? They not only mess with our appearance (and confidence), especially before a big event, but can also be painful and leave behind scars. No wonder everyone is left

Are your parents pestering you for marriage? Perhaps, this is the best time to introduce them to a new research published in The Journal of The Alzheimer’s Association. Claims that marriage has a positive effect on your mental health are up for

All it takes is a visit to a nearby pharmacy to buy a bottle of 1 per cent iodine solution to become part of the new (rather viral) police department: Paneer Police. Oh, don’t forget to pick up a dropper while you’re