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Going Green, One Stitch At A Time by Anushka Sharma Going Green, One Stitch At A Time 24 April 2023 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Isha Nabar’s sense of fashion is eternal, because it is ethical. The very multi-talented fashion designer “Isha Nabar” uses a variety of hand stitched techniques on the hand woven fabric of khadi to do her bit for the betterment of the environment. Isha , an accomplished fashion designer of Indian origin, is based in New York and commenced with her multi-disciplinary learning at the Parsons School of Design, New York. Her niches of interest included fashion, business and jewellery design, the knowledge of which has actually given her quite an edge as a designer. Her much discussed initiative, ‘Charkhara’ (colloquially translated as wheel - 'Charkha' and green - 'Hara') is based on the design of a sustainable garment that is completely hand-stitched, through the usage of a hand spun fabric that is ‘Khadi’. This fabric, constituted of natural fibre, has played a significant role in the cultural, political, and socio-economic past of the country as many of us know. It was introduced by Mahatma Gandhi during the colonial rule in India, when he himself spun the yarn on the wheel to instil a sense of self-reliance amongst people. Khadi is since then spun on the ‘Charkha’ (the spinning wheel on which the yarn is hand spun.) The Charkha, with 24 spokes, which is also present on the Indian flag, is a symbolic representation of the hours of the day and the value of time. Taking this forward, Isha’s garment has 24 unique joinery techniques which beautifully acknowledge the efforts of those who spin the wheel painstakingly for 24 hours a day. The key intention behind this initiative is to avoid the use of machinery altogether in order to make a truly sustainable garment. She has therefore innovated these non-intrusive and hand crafted joinery systems of a wheel and a coin - a ‘paisa’ (equivalent to a penny) to construct the entire piece. One can spin the wheel to adjust the fit of the garment, while pulling closer the coin. The ‘paisa’ is meant to be a reminder of the minimal wages of the artisans. Isha explains “With this project, I hope to raise awareness on the khadi fabric, the negligible pay of the khadi artisans and the laborious process of hand spinning this fabric.” She wants to increase its perceived value and shift the mind-sets of the audience to more conscious consumption for a greener tomorrow. By using a hand woven fabric like khadi, along with specialised hand stitched techniques, she brings to the forefront the possibility of a process that is entirely sustainable in not only producing a garment but also in its end use. Her thoughtful and intentional design now lends the wearer the possibility of draping the exquisite Khadi fabric in multiple stunning and fashion-forward forms of outerwear. Isha’s design is disruptive, shows brilliance in its concept, is innovative and most importantly, has a deep emphasis towards responsible fashion. In a complex and evolving industry, ‘Charkhara’ is a conversation starter and clearly representative of her unique and novice design ideology, which is going beyond the mere aesthetics and functionality of fashion. It also explores the realm of sustainable material development and empowers the artisanal communities. Isha’s superlative skills, technical expertise and intelligence is well displayed in the complex joinery system which holds the fabric together. The final outcome was an outstanding, one-of-a-kind couture piece, born from the harmonising generational heritage with some unmistakably luxurious silhouettes, whilst carrying a profound message. This collection stays true to the roots of Khadi, thus retaining its rawness and presenting itself as an exhibit that is earthy and tonal. “The fabric itself is so well-worked, I wanted to let it shine and give it the stage it deserves” Isha tells us. There is nothing more captivating in fashion than the synergy of a sense of play and a purpose, which Isha has exuded graciously! She brings a point of view to the table that is rare to come by. Ironically maximizing a sense of purpose within a minimalistic framework, ‘Charkhara’ tells a story of rich artistry in a way that repositions the Khadi fabric with refinement and finesse. Isha is internationally recognized for her distinctive skills and ingenious design thinking, resulting in her bagging the AATCC Foundation Jasani Textile Scholarship and being a finalist for UK’s Creative Conscience Award. Isha has also worked with fashion houses like Tanya Taylor, Oscar de la Renta and Derek Lam in New York and Masaba and Vogue in India, giving her global exposure and fuelling her creativity as an artist. She is a new age designer to watch out for with her aesthetic sensibilities, critical thinking and views on a greener tomorrow. And she believes in getting there one stitch at a time! 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By Shriniwas Kodape China Table Restaurant At Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok: A Dim Sum Story At Dusk 7 September 2025 FOOD Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement The rain was light but insistent, the kind that makes Bangkok’s streets gleam like a black lacquered table. From the lobby of the Radisson Blu Plaza , the city outside looked like it was holding its breath. I took the elevator up, chasing the promise of steam, ginger, and the soft clink of porcelain. China Table welcomes without fanfare. It draws you in with the quiet confidence of a place that knows exactly what it’s doing. Inside, the world softened with dark wood, muted gold, and that warm, almost conspiratorial lighting that flatters everyone at the table. Somewhere in the kitchen, woks hissed, the air fragrant with star anise and soy. The dim sum arrived first, steaming baskets cradled like secrets. Har gow, so delicate you could trace the pink curve of shrimp inside; siu mai crowned with a scatter of roe; buns that broke open to reveal molten custard, sweet enough to stop you mid-sentence. Every bite felt precise, not fussy, just intentional, as though someone had edited away everything that didn’t belong. Then came the Peking duck. It unfolded with a sense of tradition, each step deliberate with the paper-thin pancakes, the glossy hoisin, the skin that shattered with a sound so soft it was almost a whisper. Sweet, salty, smoky, all in balance, all exactly where it should be. Seafood followed with the quiet elegance of a tide coming in. Poached grouper swimming in a ginger broth that warmed without overwhelming. Scallops seared just long enough to catch a kiss of wok smoke. Crab fried rice, indulgent but somehow clean, the grains separate and glistening. By the time dessert landed chilled mango sago, sesame balls with their crisp shells giving way to red bean silk, the city outside had slipped fully into night. The rain had stopped, but I wasn’t in any hurry to leave. China Table isn’t just a place to eat; it’s a place to settle into. To let the night breathe between courses, to let flavors take their time telling you where they came from. At dusk, with steam curling above the table and the lights of Bangkok just out of reach, it becomes its own small world. One you’ll want to return to, even if only to hear the hiss of the woks again. SEARCH How to keep your skin healthy naturally FOOD Fantasy breakfast FOOD All About Homebrewing: The Art of Making Probiotic Fermented Beverages FOOD Virgin Territory: These non-alcoholic thirst quenchers are mixologist approved FOOD Tasting the sunny side of Christmas: Christmas Cocktails FOOD POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah Mumbai’s Take On Valentine’s, From Dinners To Sweet Endings 10 February 2026 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape Breeze By Lebua State Tower: Duck Skin, Oolong, And The Distance Between Who You Are And Who You Were 9 September 2025 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape China Table Restaurant At Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok: A Dim Sum Story At Dusk 7 September 2025 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape The Blooming Gallery: A Fever Dream Of Matcha And Moss 15 August 2025 FOOD RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Before I Die by Neha Pande Before I Die 27 July 2020 LIFESTYLE Advertisement We all as humans have thought about various things to do before we die, some of us might even have a huge bucket list of fun things to do before they die. Death is something inevitable so let’s make out the most of our days that we have and tick off all we can off our bucket list. “The meaning of life is to give life a meaning” so give your life a meaning by achieving or doing everything you ever wanted, even if it is as simple as kissing your loved one under the moonlight or as crazy as exploring the coral reefs. Travel to the Great Beyond Let’s kickstart the list with the one thing everyone desires to do at least once in their life, travel to a country you always wanted to so don’t you think twice about it and jump on the first plane available to send you off to the city of your dreams (please plan before you go anywhere). An expert tip before you travel off to the great beyond away from the comfort of your comfy home is to always plan before you go anywhere and research about the country because that why you’ll know about every nook and cranny of the city of your dreams and you will have the best experience while exploring the place, so lets get set and take off to L.A, Paris, Tokyo or New York, your choice. Learn A New Language We all have one of those times when we wish we knew another or other language(s), something to spice up our vocabulary and to woo people we meet. It’s always a plus point to add your knowledge about exotic languages or even regional languages to your resume. Maybe you might want to learn the languages of love French or Italian or something or hardcore like German and Dutch or maybe stay a bit closer to your homeland and learn something regional, all is well and all you need is to give it a go and let your knowledge expand. Donate Blood Donating blood is something we all have thought about but have always been scared to do so. At times it is good to let ourselves conquer our fears and do something good. Donating blood is most definitely something on my bucket list and maybe your too but if not then put it right on top because it’s something which is a whole new experience which will make you feel good inside and also help someone else when they are in need, no I do not mean vampires! A quick tip, research well about the blood bank or the hospital before you are going off to donate blood because there are a lot of frauds running loose. Eat Your Heart Out People are crazy about food, every couple of days we have one or another new food trend which goes viral over the internet and we all being foodies at heart want to taste it so bad. So after our marathon maybe we can grab a cheeky little bite of that Internet Famous food and eat our Hearts out because in the end food is life! So, let’s eat all the rainbow bagels, red velvet cupcakes or a good ol’ slice of pizza. Get a Pet Pets are a huge responsibility and also a lot of work but they are also your best friend and there when you feel down, a bond between an owner and his/her pet is unbreakable. One must have this experience because it’s one of the best feelings in this whole wide world, especially if your pet is from a shelter or rescued, something everyone desires is unconditional love and that’s what pets offer so it’s most definitely something people must have on their bucket lists. An important advice before you buy a pet would be to research it and make sure you have everything to make him/her feel absolutely comfortable. Be a lone wolf Go out alone and venture out in the wild, go out on a trip alone because it’s good to have that kind of experience. At times on trips with people you don’t get to do what you want so take this time to venture out alone. You might make new friends along the way, learn new things about yourself and even get to do things you thought you would never do alone. Adventure is the spice of life and at times the best experiences and adventures are with yourself. It is the best way of discovering yourself. Conquer your fears We all are scared of something and these things at times keep us up all night so before we go let’s conquer at least one of them. Conquering fear is on everyone’s bucket list but it’s too scary and at times looked over but it gives us no bigger satisfaction when we finally conquer our fears, it makes us a better version of ourselves. So, let’s start conquering these fears step by step and not be scared of those little spiders or clowns or thunder, let’s live life on our own terms. Get a Tattoo How long have you wished for that work of art on your body? People get scared or maybe conflicted when they talk about getting a tattoo because they think it’ll hurt like hell or they feel like it’s not the right time or they don’t have a specific design yet. Tattoos are like an expression of yourself on your body, they are beautiful works of art that are yours for life to cherish and one should get at least one in their entire life because they are beautiful self-representations. #Death #GetaTattoo #Conqueryourfears #Bealonewolf #GetaPet #EatYourHeartOut #Bucketlist #Deathwish #BeforeIdie #LearnANewLanguage #Travel #DonateBlood SEARCH Ankita Malik: Empowering Change And Embracing Authenticity LIFESTYLE Juggling Two Worlds: The Inspiring Journey Of Kritika Goel LIFESTYLE Juggling Law And Fashion: The Inspirational Journey Of Riddhi Nahata, A Multifaceted Influencer LIFESTYLE Nikita Pawar: From Fashion Design To Digital Stardom LIFESTYLE Join Shruti Yogi On Her Enchanting Journey From Kumkum Bhagya To Wanderlust Saga LIFESTYLE POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape Notes From The Long Way Around 8 February 2026 LIFESTYLE By Anurag Sen When Music Becomes Memory: Shreya Ghoshal At Kshitij Pronite 20 January 2026 LIFESTYLE By Shriniwas Kodape Why I Prefer Slow Films That Trust The Viewer: A Personal Defense Of Patience In Cinema 12 January 2026 LIFESTYLE By Shrinivas Kodape The Thursday Murder Club Reading The Book Watching The Film Living With The Story 11 January 2026 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

From Cozy To Chic: How To Style Your Christmas Wardrobe By Sakshi Batra From Cozy To Chic: How To Style Your Christmas Wardrobe 18 December 2024 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement As winter embraces India, a touch of magic fills the air. Streets sparkle with lights, and the delightful aroma of cakes and cheer is everywhere. Christmas is here, spreading joy and colour wherever you look. It's a season that brings together warmth, celebration, and a flair for fashion—from classic holiday sweaters to dazzling evening ensembles. Christmas is all about joy, festivities, and looking your best. Whether you're heading to holiday parties, spending time with loved ones, or soaking in the festive vibes, dressing up is half the fun. Women’s Christmas fashion offers an exciting blend of cozy, chic, and glamorous styles, letting you showcase your holiday spirit with comfort and elegance. From timeless hues like red, green, and gold to modern trends, the possibilities are endless. At Nykaa Fashion , you'll discover a perfect balance of glamor and coziness to suit every occasion - be it intimate family gatherings or elegant holiday soirées. Picture soft knit dresses, plush velvet blazers, and shimmering tops that add sparkle without straining your budget. Let us guide you through the season’s latest styles, colors, and accessories, ensuring you shine brightly at every festive celebration. Dive into the world of chic and contemporary holiday fashion with Nykaa Fashion. 1. Classic Red: The Timeless Christmas Dress For those seeking the perfect balance between chic and elegant, we've got just the thing for you. Representing purity and sophistication, red is synonymous with Christmas - a timeless and magical choice to embrace the winter festivities. It’s the ultimate go-to colour for the holiday season, radiating boldness and vibrancy that instantly captures the festive spirit. A red dress is a classic staple that never goes out of style, offering endless possibilities. Whether you prefer the sleek allure of a bodycon silhouette or the playful charm of a fit-and-flare design, red caters to every taste. For a more refined and luxurious vibe, opt for fabrics like velvet or satin, which elevate your look with a touch of opulence. Embrace the season in style with this striking and timeless holiday favourite. Rock the stunning red dress with a bow, letting your hair flow beautifully. Pair it with your favourite red heels for a seamless look. For a touch of glamour and practicality, carry a chic sling bag to hold your essentials in style. Add a hint of elegance with dainty pearl-drop stud earrings. To stay cozy while exuding sophistication, layer on a classy short jacket featuring intricate cutwork and beadwork. You’ll definitely stand out at the event. 2. A Classy Christmas Outfit Whether it's a formal dinner or a casual family gathering, white outfits radiate grace and festivity effortlessly. For a touch of sass and elegance, opt for a stunning white blazer with a detailed bow from SANS FAFF, paired with chic bootcut trousers. Elevate the look with a rhinestone-studded choker necklace, classy pointed boots, and minimal diamond studs. Complete the ensemble with a sleek hair bun, and you'll be ready to shine at any star-studded event or party. 3. Classic Little Black Dress The little black dress (LBD) is a timeless wardrobe essential that suits every occasion, including Christmas. Whether it's a low-key gathering or a glamorous party, the LBD's versatility is unmatched. Add a festive touch with details like lace, beading, or velvet to make it perfect for the holiday season. Style a straight solid black mini-Cider dress with a clean-cut blazer and pair it with long boots. Complete the look with a black bucket bag or a structured handbag. Keep your hairstyle simple and add a pair of drop or pearl earrings for an elegant touch. For daytime events, elevate the outfit with chic sunglasses. This effortlessly chic ensemble is ideal for an office party or an evening celebration. 4. Classic Christmas Tweed: Adding Glamour to your look Plaid is a winter classic and a perfect choice for the holiday season. A plaid skirt adds a festive yet versatile touch to your Christmas wardrobe. For a polished look, go for a fitted pencil skirt, or choose a playful A-line or pleated design for a nostalgic feel. Pair it with a solid-coloured top like a black or white turtleneck to keep the look balanced. For a stylish twist, opt for tweed co-ords with long boots, style your hair in soft waves, and finish with a chic structured matching bag for a sleek, festive vibe. 5. Embracing the Festive Spirit Red is a classic Christmas colour, and you can't go wrong pairing it with white or black during the holiday season. Stay warm and stylish in a red solid high-neck top, paired with a shimmery tweed skirt. Layer up with stockings and boots to keep cozy, and keep the look minimal yet chic with a mini sling bag to hold your lip gloss, ensuring you never lose that festive shine. 6. Eve Outfit No Christmas wardrobe is complete without the iconic Christmas sweater. Whether cute, funny, or stylish, it’s a staple of the festive season. Christmas sweaters come in a variety of styles, from cozy to chic. For a chic and minimal look perfect for pre-Christmas office fun, try a red knitted snowflake reindeer pullover sweater paired with white pleated trousers. Add a festive touch with reindeer-patterned Christmas socks and red block heels. Finish the look with a cute headband for a subtle office glam that’s sure to spread Christmas cheer. 7. Christmas Pyjama & Loungewear Matching pyjamas for the whole family have become a cherished tradition, bringing fun and color to the festive season. Featuring classic holiday patterns like plaid, reindeer, or snowflakes, these sets are perfect for Christmas. Add a cute red night suit to your wardrobe for the ideal Christmas morning photos or a cozy movie night by the fire. Pair it with a cute little bow headband, plaid socks, and warm fur slippers for ultimate comfort. Sip a glass of wine and enjoy the festive cheer. And don’t forget your winter essentials - scarves, gloves, and hats - to keep you cozy all season long. 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by Akash Khatri by Akash Khatri Why Purchase a Ticket to Tokyo? 1 January 2020 TRAVEL Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Tokyo, one of the world’s most densely populated cities and the capital of Japan. Tokyo’s advanced reach towards new technology and high population has made it officially bag the title – ‘Tokyo Metropolis.’ Cherry Blossom, being the national symbol of Japan have their own aura and prestige. People await them in the month of April. Their presence is marked by the beginning of their long-standing tradition of welcoming Spring – called Hanami. This festival gives a beautiful message of appreciating the temporary beauty of nature. The youth of Tokyo express themselves on through street fashion. This alternative street fashion can be found in the Harajuku district of Tokyo. Each of the shops are independently owned. The self-owned cafes have a vibe of their own. All these factors come together to give this street a unique and trendy look. The usual streets of Tokyo present comfort to the travelers in the form of vending machines. Vending machines are available in Tokyo at every twelve-meter distance. Be it hamburgers, clothes, beverages, candies, ice creams or milk packs; everything is available in these magic pockets! Another famous running street of Tokyo is called Tsukiji. Tsukiji is a wholesale fish market. It’s a huge magnetic for all the sea-food lovers. Every morning at sharp 5 o’clock, live tuna auctions are the main attractions. It also attracts the tourists and free tickets for visitors are available to the public every morning at 4am. A city which has so much to offer, is so densely populated and attracts millions of tourists. This makes the city known for its extremely busy public transportation. Shinjuku station is the largest and busiest railway station in the world. It offers service to average of 3.70 million passengers each day. A dream spot and yet another reason to visit this beautiful city is the famous Tokyo tower. Inspired by Eiffel tower, it was finished in 1958. When talking of dreams, let us imagine Disney land of the U.S. Tokyo Disneyland was the first park outside the U.S. Another rewarding destination is Mount Takao, the most visited mountain in the world. On the other hand, Mount Fuji is only visible 80 days a year! Also, Tokyo is home to some of the most expensive and acclaimed restaurants world-wide. Aragawa, a renowned steak restaurant is in the basement of an office tower in the Shinbashi district of Tokyo. One of the best reasons for a non-vegetarian food lover to travel in Tokyo is to try new dishes and relish exquisite meals which are available nowhere else. Equally best reason to visit this city is to shop and save on tax. A passport allows one to shop tax free. Roam around freely and peacefully as Tokyo is one of the safest cities to travel to. Till next time! SEARCH The Fashion Capitals Of Asia: Exploring Style Beyond Borders TRAVEL Unveiling Delights Of Hotel Palazzo Versace Gem Of Dubai TRAVEL 7 Abandoned Cities In India And Abroad That Are Too Beautiful To Be Forgotten TRAVEL airBaltic Makes Global Debut On World’s Safest Airlines List TRAVEL Revolutionizing Air Travel: Qatar Airways Introduces AI-Powered Booking With Sama TRAVEL POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape The Peninsula Bangkok: Grace Beside The Chao Phraya 4 October 2025 TRAVEL By Shriniwas Kodape 64 Floors Up: Lebua At State Tower Perspective 4 October 2025 TRAVEL By Shriniwas Kodape Four Seasons Bangkok: Where The River Holds Its Breath 17 September 2025 TRAVEL By Shriniwas Kodape Neon, Smoke, And Chili Fire: A Night In Bangkok’s Chinatown 2 September 2025 TRAVEL RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Dima Ayad Unveils SS'25 Collection: A Celebration Of Feminine Strength And Soft Power By Anushka Sharma Dima Ayad Unveils SS'25 Collection: A Celebration Of Feminine Strength And Soft Power 9 September 2024 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Dubai Fashion Week once again shines as a premier stage for groundbreaking designs, and this year, renowned fashion designer Dima Ayad brings forth a captivating new collection for Spring/Summer 2025 (SS'25). Known for her inclusive and empowering approach to fashion, Ayad’s latest collection celebrates femininity in all its glory, blending soft power with elegant, timeless designs. Inspired by the inherent beauty, strength, and grace of women, the SS'25 collection embraces femininity unapologetically. Ayad explains her vision behind the collection, stating, “There is immense power in being feminine. It's about embracing a sense of soft power—a quiet confidence that comes from within. You don’t need to lose your femininity to be powerful; in fact, your femininity is your power." This belief is woven into every piece of the collection, creating a lineup that radiates both strength and delicacy. The Essence of Soft Power in Fashion: The theme of “soft power” is central to the SS'25 collection. For Ayad, soft power is about embracing the subtleties of feminine strength—a quiet but undeniable presence that comes from self-assurance and confidence. The collection reflects this concept through its use of flowing silhouettes, delicate detailing, and a vibrant yet balanced color palette. Featuring romantic floral sequin dresses, lace, and ombré satin fabrics, the collection highlights the versatility and allure of feminine fashion. The pastel shades, ranging from blush pinks to soft lilacs, contrast beautifully with bolder hues like emerald green and sapphire blue, offering a rich tapestry of colors that exude grace and allure. Ayad’s commitment to “all things girly” shines through in the playful yet sophisticated designs, which transition effortlessly from day to night. Every garment in the SS'25 collection is a tribute to the quiet confidence and inner strength that Ayad believes defines femininity. The designs celebrate the beauty of being unapologetically feminine, proving that power can indeed be soft. Embracing Inclusivity and Diversity: True to the brand's ethos, Dima Ayad continues her dedication to inclusivity with the SS'25 collection. Known for designing fashion that celebrates women of all shapes and sizes, Ayad’s latest collection is no different. Each piece has been crafted to ensure that every woman, regardless of body type, can find something that makes her feel confident, valued, and beautiful. "Inclusivity is at the core of our brand," says Ayad. "Fashion should be for everyone, and our SS'25 collection is designed with this in mind. We want every woman to feel seen, valued, and celebrated in our designs." This commitment to inclusivity has been a hallmark of Ayad’s work from the very beginning. With her focus on creating garments that are versatile, flattering, and accessible, Ayad ensures that her designs not only fit but also empower women. A Grand Debut at Dubai Fashion Week The SS'25 collection will make its grand debut on the runway at Dubai Fashion Week on September 3, 2024. Fashion enthusiasts, influencers, and media will gather at this highly anticipated event to witness the unveiling of Ayad’s latest creations. Known for her elegant and contemporary designs, Ayad is expected to deliver a show that celebrates both the artistry and inclusivity that define her brand. Following the runway show, the SS'25 collection will be available for purchase online and at select retailers worldwide, offering women everywhere the opportunity to experience the beauty and strength that the collection embodies. As a brief introduction, Dima Ayad is a Dubai-based fashion designer celebrated for her inclusive approach to fashion. Since its inception, her brand has focused on creating timeless designs that celebrate femininity, individuality, and diversity. With collections that blend luxury with accessibility, Ayad continues to empower women through fashion, offering versatile and elegant pieces that cater to women of all shapes and sizes. The SS'25 collection is a further testament to Ayad’s vision of fashion as a medium for empowerment—where femininity is celebrated, and every woman is invited to embrace her soft power. 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by Rupashree Ravi Cloud Kitchens are the new buzz 14 August 2022 FOOD Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement The future of cloud kitchens looks promising and brighter than ever. In the last two decades, we have seen people dining out more often for a change from home-cooked meals. But in recent times, there’s been a gradual shift to ordering food at home and an increase in take-out options. Moreover, the Covid-19 pandemic changed the complete economics of food and restaurant businesses. While dine-in trends will continue to exist, the industry is focusing a lot more on food deliveries. With just three ingredients – a great menu, a kitchen space, and smart packaging, you can create and run a successful cloud kitchen. Its simplicity and low-cost model have pushed hundreds of people over the last two years to jump onto the bandwagon. The domestic cloud kitchens market is expected to grow from $400 million in 2019 to $2 billion by 2024. Cloud kitchens are leading from the front to bring about this change. But what exactly are cloud kitchens? Unlike brick-and-mortar restaurants, cloud kitchens don’t have a dine-in facility. They take orders via apps, in-house or through delivery partners like Swiggy and Zomato and operate single or multiple food brands. A booming cloud kitchen in Delhi The perfect recipe to run a successful cloud kitchen is by selling an amazing food product. Cloud kitchens are popular because of the food they offer. Unlike a restaurant with a great dining experience where people go for the service and ambience, a cloud kitchen’s only value is its food. So, the food on the menu is the most important ingredient of a cloud kitchen, and not working on the product well enough and creating a good menu will most certainly not work. Cloud kitchen owners should work on their food to make it stand out. They should master the recipe and find a niche over their competitors. Cloud kitchen rely on their delivery and take-out format For cloud kitchens to be able to sustain, they need to keep their costs low. They must be careful not to spend too much money on packaging. The cost of packaging for cloud kitchens should not be more than 5 per cent of total expenses. Kitchen experts suggest that the cost of goods sold should ideally be around 25 per cent of total costs. Although food packaging is one of the most important parts of a cloud kitchen, one has to ensure that the packaging ensures safe travel of the food from the kitchen to the consumer, while also offering hygiene and taste. Packaging is also a great way to market your cloud kitchen The biggest mistake that cloud kitchens do is operating 6-7 brands from one location. When there are 10 different cuisines in one kitchen, the manpower has to be trained specifically. The equipment used for one cuisine might not work for the other. That’s why a lot of cloud kitchens have a problem making money. Being particular about locations can be a bad decision as Profitable cloud kitchens can flourish even in tier 2 cities more than in fancy urban hubs. So, what’s fuelling this growth in cloud kitchens? In India, a person on an average orders 6-7 meals per month at home, which is far lower than the global average of 16 orders a month. Hence, the scope to expand this segment is huge and it is important that those looking to start a successful venture or business capitalise on this opportunity. SEARCH How to keep your skin healthy naturally FOOD Fantasy breakfast FOOD All About Homebrewing: The Art of Making Probiotic Fermented Beverages FOOD Virgin Territory: These non-alcoholic thirst quenchers are mixologist approved FOOD Tasting the sunny side of Christmas: Christmas Cocktails FOOD POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah Mumbai’s Take On Valentine’s, From Dinners To Sweet Endings 10 February 2026 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape Breeze By Lebua State Tower: Duck Skin, Oolong, And The Distance Between Who You Are And Who You Were 9 September 2025 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape China Table Restaurant At Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok: A Dim Sum Story At Dusk 7 September 2025 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape The Blooming Gallery: A Fever Dream Of Matcha And Moss 15 August 2025 FOOD RELATED POSTS Advertisement

The ‘Black Mamba’ is no More by Akash Khatri The ‘Black Mamba’ is no More 27 July 2020 LIFESTYLE Advertisement Basketball magician Kobe Bryant has died in a helicopter crash. There were a total of 5 people in that helicopter at the time of the accident. No one has been saved. Veteran basketball, one of our very favorite, player Kobe Bryant, has passed away in a very unfortunate plane crash. Kobe Bryant was counted among the greatest players in the basketball world. There is a wave of grief in fans due to his death. The helicopter that Kobe Bryant was in, crashed. Along with 41-year-old Kobe Bryant, the helicopter also had 4 other passengers on board, including his 13-year-old daughter. According to local time, this accident occurred at 10 am. Los Angeles Times report reported that, when this accident happened, there was a dense fog. Rescue teams also faced difficulties in their rescue operation due to fog. All the people aboard the plane have died in this accident. Kobe Bryant made several records in his 20-year career. Kobe Bryant continued to play for the National Basketball Association and earned 5 championships. He was named in All-Star 18 times. He retired as the NBA’s third-largest all-time scorer in 2016. Kobe Bryant also won two gold medals for the USA team at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics. According to the Guardian Times report, he stepped into the media after retiring from an astonishing career. In the year 2018, he also received an Oscar award for the short film names ‘Dear Basketball.’ After choosing the path of retirement, he wrote a poem on his life journey. This film is about the same. US President Donald Trump also mourned the death of Kobe Bryant. Donald Trump said that even after being the greatest basketball player in the world, he was beginning his life. He loved his family very much. He was hopeful for the future. The death of his daughter, Gianna, makes the incident even more tragic. Former US President Barack Obama also mourned the incident. Obama said that Kobe Bryant was great. “He was beginning the second innings of his life. Gianna’s death is also heartbreaking for us. In this hour of grief, I offer my condolences to his wife. No one could have imagined this day.” World No. 1 Spain tennis player Rafael Nadal said, “This morning my day started by reading this painful news. Kobe was one of the world’s greatest players. My goodwill is with his wife and family. I am shocked.” #KobeKobeBryantBasketballDonaldtrumpObamaBarrackobamaAccidentPlanecrashHelicopterUSPresidentGianna SEARCH Ankita Malik: Empowering Change And Embracing Authenticity LIFESTYLE Juggling Two Worlds: The Inspiring Journey Of Kritika Goel LIFESTYLE Juggling Law And Fashion: The Inspirational Journey Of Riddhi Nahata, A Multifaceted Influencer LIFESTYLE Nikita Pawar: From Fashion Design To Digital Stardom LIFESTYLE Join Shruti Yogi On Her Enchanting Journey From Kumkum Bhagya To Wanderlust Saga LIFESTYLE POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape Notes From The Long Way Around 8 February 2026 LIFESTYLE By Anurag Sen When Music Becomes Memory: Shreya Ghoshal At Kshitij Pronite 20 January 2026 LIFESTYLE By Shriniwas Kodape Why I Prefer Slow Films That Trust The Viewer: A Personal Defense Of Patience In Cinema 12 January 2026 LIFESTYLE By Shrinivas Kodape The Thursday Murder Club Reading The Book Watching The Film Living With The Story 11 January 2026 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

by Aishwarya by Aishwarya Top five places to visit this winter: Let’s Explore 1 November 2022 TRAVEL Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement What does winter remind you of? Well, for many it would be hot chocolate, soft sweaters and, long nights. With all of these, there also comes the festive season and a ton of holidays with that- feeling sorry for those who didn’t get the holidays! So why not utilise these holidays, in travelling to some of the most beautiful destinations? Let’s see the top five most serene destinations you can (read: you should) visit this winter. Finland: Finland makes for a beautiful destination to visit in winter. Its beauty is what makes it incredible. There are a number of places that can be visited during the winter season. Rovaniemi and Lake Saimaa are such places, that look incredible during the winter. Rovaniemi has beautiful rivers and nature, which makes it a good spot for canoeing, swimming, and fishing. It is a home for skiers and snow lovers in the winter season. Finland is also considered to be the best place for children. Rovaniemi is said to be the home of Santa Clause, during winter. Lake Saimaa is a dominant lake to visit in Finland. It is known as the lake of thousand islands, due to its enormous width and area of about 1350 sq km. Netherlands: The Netherlands is a rather underrated place to visit in winter. Especially, the festivals over there are a must to consider while travelling. One such festival is the Dickens Festival, which is celebrated in the loving memory of the writer Charles Dickens. On this festival, there is a re-creation of 19th-century life, on the streets of Deventer. Many people assemble there, dressed as characters from his books, to show their appreciation for his work. Furthermore, the beautiful Christmas market and Valkenburg are a must-visit during the Christmas season. This place is full of love and excitement, and tourists often visit miniature villages, sand sculptures, and Christmas stalls. A huge number of people gather here, for the fairytale Christmas parade in Valkenburg. The city is full of lights, laughter, love and, a cold breeze. Auli, in India: Winters in foreign are famous, but the winters in India are a whole other vibe. In India, winter is all about festivities and more festivals and, more festivals. There are sweets, lights, diyas and lots of garam chai to be seen and tasted while being in India. One such destination is Auli, located amidst the Himalayas. It is known as the skiing destination of India. With apple orchards, old oaks, and pine trees there is no limit to the natural beauty of Auli. Auli is famous for its skiing, but you can also enjoy many treks in the hills of the Garhwal Himalayas and get spellbound by the majestic mountains draped in snow. Auli is popular for its skiing activity, because of its cleanliness and beauty. It is located at 2800 meters above sea level and is home to the mountain ranges of Nanda Devi, Mana Parvat and Kamat Kamet. Many religious destinations are also located around Auli, and it is also said that Auli is blessed with the visit by Shankracharya. Kutch, in Gujarat: Kutch, also known as the White Desert of India, is an island that looks like a tortoise on the map. The tortoise resembling island is a majestic and surreal place in India to visit at least once in your lifetime. It has got its white colour from the presence of white salt. This white island comes to life during the Rann Utsav, which is held between December-February. During the Rann Festival, huge camp settlements are done with cultural programs, functions and adventure activities like a hot-air balloon. Kutch is also known to be the largest district of India, with a significantly low population. Kutch is located on the India-Pakistan border and you can see parts of Pakistan from here. It is also famous for the crafts and embroidery works, done by the household women in Kutch. Their art is a form of their power, creativity and expression. Kutch is also famous for the Flamingo Sanctuary and Wildlife sanctuary. Ziro Music Festival, in Arunachal Pradesh: The Ziro Music Festival is the most happening music festival in the lap of the green valley of Arunachal Pradesh. It is a festival that showcases independent artists and their talent, in India. It is an amalgamation of talent, music, vibrant culture and art. This music festival was initiated in 2012, by Bobby Hano and Menwhopause guitarist Anup Kutty, which spans for over four days and is hosted by the members of the Apatani tribe in Ziro. The Ziro valley is home to the Apatani tribe, who are famous for their hospitality and their love for music. This music festival gives a platform for independent artists to showcase their music. So these were the top five destinations, that we would love to visit this winter. What are your plans? Do let us know, and keep travelling. Winters in foreign are famous, but the winters in India are a whole other vibe. In India, winter is all about festivities and more festivals and, more festivals. 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Exploring Acting Beyond Soaps; Uncovering Neha Marda, Her Struggles And Experiences by Aadhya Venkatesh Exploring Acting Beyond Soaps; Uncovering Neha Marda, Her Struggles And Experiences 30 June 2022 COVER STORIES Advertisement Known for hit Indian television Shows like Balika Vadhu and Doli Armaano ki, Neha Marda is working towards leaving her mark on the Indian Television Industry. She believes in infusing her heart into her work and propagates meticulous work as a road to success. Neha believes that "hard work will pay you back in this industry" and says that one must know what they deserve to ensure they get exactly that from their work. She deems that your work allows you to leave your mark in front of the audience and the makers. The journey is equally easy as it is difficult. Her experience in the industry has allowed her to gain perspective and confidence. She says that her view of observing everything around her has changed through her craft, allowing her to feel a wide range of emotions. Her work allows her to be more vocal and poetic, which she adores. Neha is currently working on new projects and hopes her career allows her to be more authentic and free-spirited. She aspires to reach her audiences at an emotional level and wants to explore films, OTT, and television. She wishes to work until her last breath and hopes her acting connects her to different people and places. Having played various characters, especially that of a protagonist, makes it easier for Neha to slip in and out of roles and characters, especially those that she has been playing for a long time. She has been fortunate to play different versions of the quintessential Indian daughter-in-law. She had the pleasure of playing different versions of the same type of character. "Kabhi college se nikal ke bahu to kabhi gaon se nikal ke bahu ya kabhi city bahu so ghuma fira ke I was playing bahu". Even though daily soaps give an actor a place in people's hearts, Neha wishes to diversify from the forum and do something different. She wants to experience various journeys through characters. Her favourite character to date has been Urmi from Doli Armano Ki, as she enjoyed the character and the character's arc immensely. SEARCH A Journey Shaped By Courage, Creativity, And Social Media With Aditi Sharma COVER STORIES Inner Joy Trails My Inspiration : A Candid Conversation With The Creative Anushka Kaushik COVER STORIES Barkha Singh’s candid candour makes the way to an eye-catching interview COVER STORIES Educate, Empower, Excel: Priyanka Chahar Choudhary's Inspirational Overture COVER STORIES Waluscha De Sousa On Being Her ‘True Self’ And Going On The Dream Journey COVER STORIES POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape Tej Music Vodka: The DJ Turning Youth Culture Into a Moving Dancefloor 30 January 2026 COVER STORIES By Sakshi Shah Khushi Bhardwaj Is Growing Up On Screen, And Doing It Her Way 31 December 2025 COVER STORIES By Shriniwas Kodape The Eternal Strings Of Amaan & Ayaan Ali Bangash 4 October 2025 COVER STORIES By Anurag Sen Vivian Dsena: The Fluke Star Who Became Television’s Undying Heartthrob 25 September 2025 COVER STORIES RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

Bangkok Under My Skin: The Mantra Etched By Arjan Neng By Shriniwas Kodape Bangkok Under My Skin: The Mantra Etched By Arjan Neng 28 July 2025 LIFESTYLE Advertisement It was the kind of Bangkok morning that smells like motorbike oil, incense smoke, and wet concrete—the kind where time slips sideways, and your hangover negotiates with the gods. I took the alley like I was stepping into a fever dream—barefoot monks brushing past neon signs, the street food vendors already yelling, the city already sweating. Somewhere deeper in the maze of On Nut, I found him. Arjan Neng . Not a man. Not quite a myth either. Just a calm force sitting on a tiger pelt, like the morning was waiting for him to speak first. This was my fourteenth tattoo. I didn’t come for the design. I came for the surrender. The ritual. The silence. The Sak Yant . I'd heard stories— Bourdain’s voice lingering in my head like distant thunder. Not for the camera, but for the truth. The raw, old magic of it all. Inside the modest temple room, candles flickered in front of golden effigies. His students moved wordlessly around him, preparing ink, checking offerings, lighting incense that smelled like molasses and rain. No needles buzzing here. Just bamboo. Fire. Breath. A monk's whisper and a master’s hand. I handed over flowers, incense, and cigarettes—standard offerings, but not transactional. You don’t pay for a Sak Yant. You offer. You don’t demand. You accept. You sit still and trust. Arjan Neng didn’t ask what I wanted. He placed his hand on my arm and closed his eyes. I didn’t flinch. I had thirteen tattoos already—some tribal, some absurd, some forgotten. But this one was different. It wasn’t about art. It wasn’t even about pain. It was about letting go. The sak—the sacred ink—is mixed with oils, herbs, even snake venom or bone dust, depending on the lineage. The yant—the yantra—is ancient geometry meets prayer. Not decorative. Protective. Guiding. A spiritual circuit board etched into skin. He began. The bamboo rod moved fast and deliberate, its tip striking with a rhythm older than language. Tap. Tap. Tap. It didn’t hurt like a machine. It hurts like poetry being drilled into your soul. My skin opened and bled under his hands, and he chanted in Pali with a low, looping cadence that made the room feel like it was spinning just slightly off-axis. I didn’t know what he was inscribing. I didn't want to know yet. That was the point. This wasn’t a tattoo you pick off a wall. This was one the master chose for you. A mantra. A map. Through the haze, I caught flashes of his own journey— Arjan Neng had trained under revered monks deep in the countryside, learning the sacred geometry and invocations that stretch back centuries. His lineage traces through old jungle temples and battlefield monks who inked warriors before war. This wasn’t street mysticism. It was scripture written in flesh. He finished without ceremony. Just a nod. My arm throbbed, blood mixed with black ink trailing down my elbow like a signature. One of his disciples cleaned it, then placed a square of gold leaf on the fresh wound. Not for decoration—for blessing. Then came the final chant, the activation. Without that, the Sak Yant is just a tattoo. And then… silence. Not awkward silence. Not temple silence. Just peace. Out in the alley again, the city resumed its riot. Tuk-tuks screeched, dogs barked, the skyline hissed in the heat. But I moved through it differently now—like a line had been drawn between me and the chaos. A mantra lived on my arm. Not a tiger, not a demon, not some Instagrammable charm. A sacred formula Arjan Neng had chosen just for me. For protection, maybe. Or clarity. Or balance. Who knows? You don’t always need to understand the fire to feel its warmth. Later that night, I lit a cigarette on my hotel balcony, Bangkok flickering below me like a faulty neon sign. The tattoo still burned, but it wasn’t painful anymore. It was a memory. It was a presence. It was Bangkok under my skin. And for the first time in a long while, I didn’t need to ask why. 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SOCIETY by Akash Khatri Simulation Theory: What if we were just illusions? 1 November 2020 SOCIETY Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement What if our reality was just an illusion? What if our truths about existence are nothing but a myth? The universe is nothing but just a mirror facing another mirror! Like a dream inside a dream! “Simulation theory” is a current trending topic, many tags this as a conspiracy theory. The modern history of this mind-boggling theory started in the year 2003 with one publication by an Oxford Professor named Nick Bostrom and the paper that opened the gates of our curiosity regarding “Simulation theory” was “Are You Living in a Computer Simulation”? As per him, we are already in simulation, and with the possibilities of advances in virtual reality, we will (the simulated creatures) will create our own simulations and gradually the only civilization that will sustain would be simulated one! The three main points from his speech were: Civilization will come to an end before we get to the next level i.e. post-human level where we can create our own designed simulations. We developed the capability of creating “simulation”, but we decided not to use it yet, thinking (perhaps) that it is unethical or against the morality to do so! We are probably living in a simulation. In the recent era, many famous personalities have also become obsessed with the fact that maybe we are nothing but just fabricated or coded by super-human beings or super-coders who are monitoring every move of ours and to some extent controlling the way we are behaving! We are nothing but just a part of the virtual simulations in a mega computer! The Déjà vu we experience is nothing but just a glitch in the matrix or in simpler terms “coding errors”! Perhaps that is why sometimes we feel these uncanny eyes are following us or watching us out of nowhere! We cannot really find who is making us feel watched over, but we get the feeling for sure! Now let us talk about tech visionaries. Do they believe in this theory? The answer is YES! The tech visionaries and futurists do not believe in the old idea of Newton where they said that the creation of the Universe was simply by an accidental natural phenomenon. Most of today’s visionaries try to see the creation of the Universe as a simulation which was aided by super-intelligence. One of the quotes by Elon Musk regarding “Simulation Theory” that went viral was: “Given that we’re clearly on a trajectory to have games that are indistinguishable from reality and those games could be played on any set-top box or any PC, and there would probably be billions of computer or set-top boxes, it would seem to follow that the odds we are in base reality are one in billions.” But there are few scientists and techies who have totally dismissed the idea saying this whole theory is not even scientific in the first place! Why should we be bothered to know whether we are living in a simulation or not? Not only because people are crazily discussing about this topic lately but to know and acknowledge the truth! Why we should find out the real answer to this theory is to find out our realities so that we can survive if the need arises ever in the future! #Oxford #illusion #Simulationtheory #Reality #supercomputers #dejavu #Conspiracytheory #ElonMask SEARCH Why India is the most depressed country in the world? SOCIETY Looking Through The Excellence Of ‘Jaali’ Architecture SOCIETY Why the Gender Pay Gap is Wide and Disturbing SOCIETY Festival of Stones SOCIETY The Pygmalion Effect SOCIETY POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shrinivas Kodape A New Year Resolution That Doesn’t Involve Fixing Yourself 19 January 2026 SOCIETY By Anushka Sharma Uniting Voices, Shaping Futures: Dive Into Mun 2.0 At NIT Patna 8 September 2024 SOCIETY By Anushka Sharma These Healthy Habits Can Lower Your Risk Of Depression 31 August 2024 SOCIETY By Rini Pathak A Glance In The Kshitij’23: A Euphoric Escapade 26 January 2024 SOCIETY RELATED POSTS Advertisement