Asian beauty ingredients that are native to the region are an inevitable part of organic and natural beauty products. This is because they come with a plethora of benefits that have several advantages. The ancient science of Ayurveda and even traditional Chinese practices bet big on using natural ingredients. In this story I have explored… Read More Asian Beauty Ingredients
Trampoline workouts, also known as rebounding, are a thrilling and dynamic kind of exercise that has grown in popularity recently.Exercises are performed on a mini-trampoline or rebounder during a trampoline workout. With the help of these exercises, you can work out at low impact but high intensity. The surface of the trampoline absorbs the effect,… Read More Trampoline Workout
The Koreans have cast a magic spell on us with their K-beauty products and there’s a reason why everyone is just gaga over them. Whether it’s a serum or even a pimple patch, the magic lies in the ingredients they use, especially the ones native to Korea. There are a few key ingredients that are… Read More K Beauty
Vegan dishes embrace ethical and environmental values by offering cruelty-free options that do not harm animals, aligning with the compassionate principles of a vegan lifestyle. Additionally, these plant-based diets are known for their reduced environmental impact, making them an eco-conscious choice that promotes sustainability. Vegan food is a great option for individuals looking for both… Read More Vegan recipes
Beetroots are a vegetable that are packed with nutrients and good health and can be used in a variety of ways to add a dash of colour to your meal. A summer produce, beetroot is a seasonal vegetable that cam amp your dish from drab to fab. With its rich colour, the dish is versatile… Read More Beetroots – Three Ways
Bars are upping the ante in terms of reducing their carbon footprint and looking at business operations from an environmental lens. Bars today are doing quite a lot of cool things in terms of their mixologists, cocktails and things like that. But none of that is driven with the idea of sustainability. Most of them are… Read More ‘Green’ Bars
The recent fire in Bengaluru’s Mudpipe Café has once again put the spotlight on the need to be aware and socially responsible to avoid fire related mishaps. Fire mishaps and outbreaks in the F&B industry have seen a recent spike in the country that have unfortunately had some casualties as well. While the Mudpipe Café… Read More Being Socially Responsible to Prevent Fires
Experiencing the great Indian jungles for the myriad sights they offer; I learnt that the tiger is not the sighting to crave for and how biodiversity can teach you so much more. The tiger is the most sought after animal in jungle safaris. I was also conditioned to believe so until I learnt otherwise. This… Read More Jungle Book
On a cold October Delhi morning of 1962, Satyan visits Jawaharlal Nehru’s house to take portraits of Nehru, for TIME magazine. This photograph shows Nehru walking towards the dark corridor in the Parliament House with his back towards the camera (the viewer). Light shines through minaret-like ventilators in the background with a suspended fan from… Read More With great ease: The photography of T. S. Satyan
This year World Food Day 2023 will focus on the theme, ‘Water is Life, Water is Food. Leave No One Behind’. This year’s theme focuses on the critical role of water as the foundation of food. And why this is important is the lack of access to clean and safe water for consumption is a… Read More Water is the theme of World Food Day