India

Priya Paul: The Woman Who Decided Indian Hotels Were Allowed To Have Personality

In 1990, Priya Paul inherited a hotel chain she had worked at for barely eighteen months, following the sudden death… Read More

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The Songs, Colors, and Clay: Unpacking the Breathtaking Artistry of Chhath Puja

While Chhath Puja is renowned for its spiritual discipline and rigorous fasts, it is equally a massive, living exhibition of… Read More

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Vandana Luthra: The Punjabi Housewife Who Built India’s First Wellness Empire Before “Wellness” Was Even A Word Anyone Used

In 1989, when Vandana Luthra opened a small transformation centre in Delhi's Safdarjung Enclave combining fitness and beauty treatments under… Read More

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Durga Puja: The Festival That Started As A Woman’s Boardroom, Long Before It Became A UNESCO Spectacle

Ask most people what Durga Puja celebrates and the answer arrives instantly, good triumphing over evil, the goddess Durga slaying… Read More

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The Marital Home Remains India’s Most Dangerous Place

Crimes against women in India in August 2026 (so far, up to ~23 August) continue a familiar and grim pattern: domestic… Read More

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