Lady Diana’s iconic style returns

The obsession over Britain’s favourite royal, the Princess of Wales, is back, thanks to the fourth season of Netflix’s show The Crown

A Makeover for masculinity

Makeup is no longer the exclusive domain of women. More men preferring cosmetics to enhance their looks, beauty industry is beaming

Top cop gets bundles of love

That dogs have an amazing capacity for love and loyalty was proved recently at a touching scene at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport

Ad-‘ing’ to a cause

Cadbury’s ad campaign that promotes local vendors by capturing over 1,800 local businesses in India, has won many hearts

Amid coronavirus pandemic, Jammu and Kashmir's copperware witnesses a resurgence

The Kashmiri copperware is an ancient artwork and the objects are used as household dailyware and also for decorative purposes

Life through a COVID prism: How our nurses, docs walk tightrope between work and home

Their days revolve around their COVID-19 patients and their lives around their families and the two can never meet

Covid-19 fear still pushing one in five into depression

55 per cent of people suffered depression post lockdown due to job loss, financial crisis

Air travel in the time of pandemic: Is flight journey safe?

Flying can increase your risk of exposure to infection, but airlines are taking some precautions and you can too

When all’s not well

Actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s suicide comes as a reminder that wealth and fame are not proof against depression

Drinking whole milk can reduce risk of overweight

Studies reveal that children who consume whole milk are at lower risk of being overweight.

Here's how social media influencers ace the game

India’s social-media stars reveal how they made it big

Fashion designers discuss comeback plans post lockdown

The hope that responsible “revenge shopping” gains steam

Say hello to Male 2.0 transformations we like to see

Given the leisure to assess themselves during the pandemic, the male of the species has suddenly discovered a desire to look and feel good

As facemasks become the new normal, fashion brands innovate with designs

From cute floral designs to quirky animal, shark, bird and geometrical patterns, these masks come with multiple design options

Glassy shine for our skin

Experts break down the popular ‘glass skin’ routine, a seven-step process that illuminates the skin from within

Easy gin sour

Master the art of mixing raspberry and gin that allures the palate in a way that no other cocktail does.

Cooking for two

This valentine’s Day, ditch eating out and score brownie points with these delicious easy-to-replicate recipes at home.

7 anti-inflammatory foods you can include in your diet

These easily available foods are excellent for your health.

Chinese, made in India

Anyone would agree that except for the name, there is nothing Chinese in the Chinese food we relish from our restaurants

Sweet nothings

Diwali, the festival of lights, is right around the corner, and you’d agree that Diwali celebrations are incomplete without sweets.

Woman crushed by whale's tail at Australia's tourist spot

The 29-year-old was exploring near the World Heritage-listed site in the Indian Ocean when she was struck

Jet set, no-go

When setting off on a 13-day return trip to Antarctica, these seven Hyderabadis didn’t imagine home could be so far

Must visit: Railways restores 'Malgudi railway station' of R K Narayan fame

South Western railways restores Arasalu railway station, which was featured in popular TV serial Malgudi days

River Ganga breathes easy as country goes into lockdown

Pollution in the sacred river has come down by over 40 per cent and is likely to increase as the lock down continues across the country

5 must-know travel etiquettes you should follow everywhere

There’s more to travel etiquette than being polite and patient.

Delhi’s Youth Connect

The capital recently inaugurated the ninth edition of its Youth Festival, which is doing a splendid job preserving the cultural heritage of the city.

Can you paint your way out of pain?

Art has long been used as a tool for catharsis, enabling individuals and communities to cope with grief, pain and trauma

Designing bespoke spaces

Rupin Suchak dreams up outrageous, unique, inspiring avatars of every space he sees little wonder that he’s made made a name for himself

Reality bites for these folks

This 2019 best seller is a fascinating read that delves into the lives of anxious strangers trapped in a strange hostage situation

The art world is abuzz, as AstaGuru readies for ‘Husain’

Titled simply ‘Husain’, this dedicated event will be the largest solo artist auction to be curated in India

Matters of the mind: Of anxiety and depression amid a pandemic

Bengaluru-based photographer Arjun Kamath tries to capture the unspoken fears and anxiety issues through his photo essay The Anxiety Series.

How to deal with the bully in your life

While rectifying the bully in one’s life is not an option, there are multiple other tricks that one can adopt to tackle them better.

Girl-boy bonding can be emotionally enriching

Is girl-boy friendship beneficial? Study finds.

Don’t take a chill pill

Anxiety pill use may quickly turn into anxiety pill abuse, and it takes more than just will-power to get out of it.

Sex & Sexuality | Smokin' ain't sexy

Maintaining good hygiene is important for good health. Since sexual health is an inseparable part of general health

To endorse or not – the China dilemma

The anti-China sloganeering has reached a crescendo, but with big bucks riding on endorsements can and will people really cut out China?

Little Wordsworth

Twelve-year-old Aryan Kaushal’s quirky and realistic poems elicit a nostalgic feeling with a mature undertone.

India’s Midnight’s Children

Stalwarts of the Indian Armed Forces who were born in the year that India gained freedom talk about growing older with the nation

Abused childhoods, traumatised lives

Parents must maintain a rapport with their kids so they can talk about anything wrong, especially sexual abuse

'Learning pods' replacing traditional schools as online classes just don't cut it

Learning pods are popping up because many parents realise that their children are not doing well with online learning.