For someone who lives life the way it must be there is much to learn and emulate from Aashritha Daggubati. I did this email interview with her where she came across as warm and thoughtful and it was a great experience writing this. Her fondest memories have a strong link with food, symbolizing adventure, family,… Read More Aashritha Daggubati
An interesting set of profiles of South Indian achievers makes the Femina Icons of the South 2022-23 a special coffee table book. In my third edition of the Femina Icons of the South 2022-23, I was happy to feature a set of achievers across different fields. These include: Read the ebook here:
Child Labour in India continues to be an issue that needs better regulation as the enforcement of laws that prohibit the same are hardly effective. Indian Labour laws are governed by the Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act of 2016. To tackle the rising number of child labour, the Sustainable Development Goal 8 has… Read More India’s Child Labour
Bringing robust flavours and intriguing dishes from the streets and homes of Burma – Burma celebrates the culture, taste, and cooking styles of this fascinating yet largely unexplored country! India’s only specialty Burmese restaurant- Burma Burma opens in the heart of the city’s shopping and dining district at Forum Rex Walk, Brigade Road, Bangalore. Each… Read More Burma Burma at Forum Rex Walk
When creating a listening room for music on a budget, we can use very simple interior design strategies to optimise the listening experience. Begin by selecting a room with minimal external noise, avoiding spaces with large windows or open areas that may pose acoustic challenges. To enhance the room’s acoustics, consider incorporating affordable absorbers such… Read More Audio Rooms in Homes
Ar. Pallavi Pashine from Salankar Pashine & Associates, Nagpur speaks about the Nagpur High Court. The Nagpur High Court, which serves as a bench for the Bombay High Court, accommodates ten esteemed judges and numerous employees. As a symbol of both the regional judiciary and national law enforcement, the impressive structure boasts multiple columns and… Read More Architecture of Nagpur High Court
Last year when I visited Tata Steel Foundation’s Samvaad Heritage & Culture of Indian Tribes 2022, I had a chance encounter with artist Sumanti Devi Bhagat who is the flagbearer of Oraon art. Bhagat has been championing the cause of this dying art form which she learnt from her family and has researched about Oraon… Read More Saving the Tribal art form Oraon
Meena has released her first book, ‘Unstoppable’ and reflects on her life that has been nothing short of challenges. “An ordinary office day took an intriguing turn when I received a call from Ratnam Ada, Ex-President of Phillips, and more importantly, a friend and a well-wisher. He had been following my candid posts on LinkedIn,… Read More Meena Chabbria, AVP – Brand Alliances, PVR Cinemas South India & Sri Lanka
A unique combination of medical science and philosophy, Ayurveda, that shows one art of living, and the science of life comes from the words Ayu (meaning life) and Veda (meaning science). This science has a fundamental ethos of ensuring it protects the health of a healthy person and cures the disease of a sick person.… Read More All About Ayurveda
The EdTech industry in India is experiencing rapid growth, and its success is hugely reliant on various stakeholders, educators, students, parents, investors, and the government. The main stakeholders of EdTech in India are the students who are the primary beneficiaries of EdTech as they use digital platforms and tools to access educational content, take online… Read More EdTech in India