A Sri Lankan table doesn't arrive quietly. At Maize and Malt, it arrived with Priya Bala behind it and that changed everything. I walked in a vegetarian, navigated a feast curated with the kind of honesty that makes food writing feel inadequate, and left with the quiet certainty that Whitefield just got a great deal more interesting.
Dr Geeta Grewal's clinic has proof that losing weight and losing your face don't have to be the same. The secret is not a dramatic intervention. It is timing, it is hydration, and it is understanding that Ozempic face is almost entirely preventable if you start early and stop leaving your skin to manage alone. Dr Grewal, in conversation with Rajeev Mokashi, spills the beans on her face-body-hair recovery playbook. Read on.
Forget Aquarius. February belongs to Pisces, and the temperature changes completely. Zodiac compatibility 2026 continues with the most feeling sign of them all, paired against the other eleven. No fortune-telling, just honest observations about why your Pisces friend absorbs everything, loves without limits, and somehow still ends up misunderstood. Read it for fun. Share it widely. March is coming.
Summer drops demands updates, not holding back. Here are February arrivals worth nothing. YSL's couture makeup for India's creative set, vegan hampers from Mamash Organics, next-gen sunscreens from Pilgrim and Dot and Key, TRESemmé's Polyglutamic Acid breakthrough, Auriea London's addictive Marshmallow Crush, and Levi's 568 fits. More follows – scroll and share.
Zaveri Bros Diamonds & Gold founders Naresh and Sangeeta Chetan spent years searching for a diamond polisher who understood what Hearts and Arrows meant. Most had never heard of it. The cut, born in Japan in the 1980s, remains so rare that only select international stores carry it. But bringing the Hearts & Arrows collection to Bangalore wasn't just business for this Coimbatore-based house. It was personal. Read more...
Most designers worship heritage. Ashna Vaswani remakes it. Sixteen years flipping fabric rules: brides in denim, Khadi in couture, tribal embroidery meeting sharp-cut blazers. Her new Khadi collection doesn't bow to Gandhi's cloth. It makes it seductive, coveted, impossibly chic. She calls it KISS: Keeping It Simple and Stupid. In an exclusive conversation with Rajeev Mokashi, Ashna Vaswani talks about becoming both artist and CEO, Bollywood's grip on Indian fashion, and why Khadi finally deserves diamonds.
What happens when a distiller and a brewer swap barrels? India's first stout cask finish Single Malt whisky, apparently. Amrut and Geist didn't plan this – they stumbled into it. Six barrels, eleven months of maturation, and one gulkand note that made Ashok bottle it by hand. The first batch sold out before anyone could overthink it. Sometimes the best collaborations are accidents waiting to be terrific.