The pandemic and lockdown has has the effect that people have become conscious of eating clean, fresh and local food. While many people have taken to growing their own food, others without access to space have started choosing sustainable produce. Eating healthy and organic food has made people become more open to experimenting with their… Read More Eating Local Produce
Native rice varieties are making a compelling case for themselves at the Rice Diversity Center in Kirugavalu in Malavalli Taluk of Mandya District, Karnataka. Farmer Syed Ghani Khan has conserved 1300 native species of rice in his museum aptly called Rice Diversity Center. As a paddy conservator he is doing much to save heirloom species… Read More Syed Ghani Khan Seed Saviour
India’s leading ‘design and make workshop’ firm dedicated to crafting customised furniture, millwork and projects, Mangrove Collective is adding style to spaces. Spearheaded by Suman Sharma, Principal and Head of Business, Mangrove Collective offers a platform to all the local artisans to work and celebrates local resources, rich traditional craftsmanship, and where designers, craftsmen, and… Read More Mangrove Collective
From pre-dates to virtual dating, casual flirting to women making the first move, the dynamics of dating are changing fast and quick. There has been a ‘digital revolution’ with regards to dating, courtship and romance. The Internet has become the ‘matchmaker’. Bumble founded in 2014 a social networking app created by women for everyone. On… Read More New Age Dating
Himalayan Ecotourism is banking on a cooperative model to ensure that conservation and community come together seamlessly. When Stephan Marchal a Belgium national came to India, 17 years ago he initially spent seven years in Jharkhand in the eastern part of India, working with the local tribal women on community-based projects in the field of… Read More Himalayan Ecotourism’s Cooperative Model
Women are making their mark in the field of architecture and design, chartering a trajectory that is their own. Come March and the palpable buzz around International Women’s Day gets louder. And women who need no one day to celebrate their femininity are breaking gender stereotypes by becoming entrepreneurs in sectors that were traditionally male… Read More Choose To Challenge – Women in Architecture
The dual Pantone shades Ultimate Gray and Illuminating Yellow are making their way into apparel even as they give a classic spin to your wardrobe. The dynamic Pantone colours for 2021 can be used in any season and styled in many ways. Since they both complement each other beautifully they could even be mixed or… Read More Pantone 2021 in your wardrobe
Plant fibre based apparel is not just about making a statement but also a unique twist to making green clothing a reality. Cotton, Aloe Vera, Bamboo, Eucalyptus, Banana, Orange. If you are wondering what these plant names are doing here, well, it is fibres from these plants that are being made into apparel. Yes, you… Read More Vegan Wear
With a slew of new restaurants that offer great al fresco dining options, eating out in Bengaluru has many novel bites. Here are five new restaurants that have food with a view to match and yes, the outdoor spaces also mean a safe dining experience. Dining under the stars gets a new meaning at these… Read More Five new alfresco restaurants in Bengaluru
Rupin Suchak has not just designed celebrity homes but is also an Art Director who specialises in Art Installation designs. A graduate from NIFT, New Delhi, Rupin Suchak has always had a sharp eye for spaces. Self admittedly, he finds beauty in every inanimate or animate object, life and space. Having worked on films like… Read More Rupin Suchak Interview