Mumbai’s late-night pav bhaji stalls, the rush of buttery pav melting into spicy bhaji, and the sweetness of chilled falooda after a long family dinner capture a food culture built on comfort and indu...
With temperatures crossing 43 degrees Celsius in Hyderabad and going even higher in many parts of the country, this summer just feels too hot to handle. The heat stays on all day, and all you want is ...
Coffee culture is moving beyond the regular Americano, with café-goers now exploring a wider mix of beverages and brewing styles. Signature coffees such as lattes, cappuccinos, cold brews and pour-ove...
In a world where textbooks have their limits, real-world simulation is what truly sharpens a professional. For law students, knowing statutes is one part, but arguing a case, defending a position, and...
In recent years, physiotherapy and rehabilitation has been gaining steady prominence, especially among younger people who are increasingly facing issues like back pain, posture problems, sports injuri...
Across India, more young girls are stepping forward with bigger academic dreams and stronger competition than ever before. The number of girl students appearing for national entrance exams such as Nat...
As travellers across the world seek more intimate and meaningful cultural experiences, regional cuisines are emerging as powerful storytellers of heritage. Telugu food traditions, rich with symbolism,...
Once seen primarily as premier teaching institutions, the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are increasingly positioning themselves as centres driving innovation, invention and technology develop...
As India’s startup ecosystem expands, more women entrepreneurs are launching ventures that combine technology with practical solutions. Many young founders are exploring digital platforms and AI-drive...
Reconnect with Roots, Respect Nature: TG Governor Calls Sustainability a ‘Survival Kit for Humanity’
Developing a deep connection with our roots and the environment is crucial in today’s rapidly urbanising world. But it also raises a simple, uncomfortable question: do we still care about our native v...