HINDUISM: Gurudev on calming mind III

Q. Swamiji, there is a lot of...

The looming crisis: Corruption and economic decline in China

Despite President Xi Jinping’s high-profile anti-corruption campaign,...

Rishita Roy Chowdhury

The super chef with two Michelin stars under his belt

“I want to tell stories through my food,” said French chef Julien Royer. He is the co-owner of Odette, a two-Michelin-starred modern French restaurant...

Hindi readers can now accompany Astérix on his Gallic adventures

French comics Astérix is one of the best-selling comic book series in the world. It has been published in 111 languages and dialects until...

DIVINE: One for the streets

"Vivian Fernandes, better known by his stage name DIVINE, is among the standard-bearers for Indian hip-hop. He speaks to Rishita Roy Chowdhury about the...

Asian Women’s Film Fest honours the female gaze

The roles essayed by women in the film industry have changed substantially in recent times. Actresses have gone from playing second fiddle to heroes...

Sasha Perera’s sonic experiments led her to a place called ‘Elsewhere’

Sasha Perera is a singer, producer, songwriter and DJ, whose music has a “shape-shifting” nature. The talented musician, who goes by the stage name...

‘Water is both an index and a driver of inequality’

Harvard professor and author Sunil Amrith speaks to Rishita Roy Chowdhury about his latest book, Unruly Waters, which looks at the role water has played...

India’s first automated and soil-less glass greenhouse

The world is now waking up to agricultural practices which are environment-friendly and guarantee healthy produce. India is also channeling into this growing consciousness....

Bands from Israel and Syria among the performers at Delhi Jazz Festival

Recognised as one of India’s finest music festivals, the Delhi International Jazz Festival, now in its eighth edition, was held at Nehru Park, New...

Aussie chef Sarah Todd has a special love for India

Celebrity chef Sarah Todd is a leading food and lifestyle influencer on the digital platform with a global audience of over 800,000. A model-turned-chef,...

Lagerfeld was a one-man fashion phenomenon

Karl Lagerfeld, one of the most celebrated and influential fashion designers of our age, died on 19 February. He served as the creative director...

Savour the finest of global wines at this Delhi festival

In recent years, wine has earned a reputation for being one of the most favoured alcoholic beverages in India. The national capital often hosts...

Homecoming of the youngest Indian Michelin-starred chef

One of the biggest names in the culinary world today, Chef Alfred Prasad was just 29 years old when he received the coveted Michelin...

Old school redefined 

Singer Hariharan is among the last remaining masters of the ghazal form in this part of the world. Formally trained in Carnatic and Hindustani...

Everything you see in this restaurant is up for sale

‘Everything you see here, you can buy.” India’s first “retail restaurant”, Plum by Bent Chair has opened in the national capital. Offering the best...

‘I don’t think about the reader when I am writing’

Norwegian author Maja Lunde has written children’s books, as well as a couple of bestselling novels on the environment. She speaks to Rishita Roy...

India to host global culinary competition for young chefs

India is all set to host the fifth edition of the International Young Chef Olympiad (YCO). Recognised as the world’s biggest culinary competition for student chefs, the event will...

Rishabh Pant: On a dream run 

After his stellar performance in the recent Test series against Australia, Rishabh Pant was compared to Adam Gilchrist and M.S. Dhoni for his batting...

Iranian chef brings Middle Easteran flavours to Delhi

Feridoun Sohrabi Shahsavar is an acclaimed Iranian chef who has brought the flavours of Middle East to Delhi. Even though we have thousands of...

The Yellow Diary: A Mumbai-based band building upon its alt-rock legacy

The Yellow Diary is a band that has made a name for itself in the indie music scene in less than half a decade....

DIY art as a tool to educate children and raise environmental awareness­­

Long before the do-it-yourself concept became a phenomenon on the Internet, artist Harun Robert introduced ’90s kids to the idea on television. Professionally known...

Dastkari Crafts Bazaar is a support system for artisans across India

The 33rd edition of Dastkari Haat Crafts Bazaar at Dilli Haat is all about celebrating Indian arts, crafts, textiles and culture. The annual event...

Party venues in Delhi are all set for the big New Year bash

The New Year is just around the corner, and so are the biggest bashes. Since Delhi-NCR is home to some of the most happening...

Dipa Karmakar: Reaching for the stars

India’s most successful gymnast of all time, Dipa Karmakar has recently recovered from a knee injury that kept her out of the sport for...

An initiative for promoting sustainable food culture

India has seen a rise of issues related to farm produce lately. To counter this, efforts have been made to adopt a sustainable approach...

Ada Hegerberg scored more goals than Ronaldo in one calendar year

Ada Hegerberg has blazed her own trail by becoming the first woman to win the Ballon d’Or, football’s biggest award organised by France Football....

A Swedish chef who has cooked for Nobel laureates

The celebrations of Sweden India Nobel Memorial 2018 in Delhi earlier this week brought the Swedish Michelin-starred chef Sayan Isaksson to India. After Pune...

‘More people are now watching Punjabi films’

Jassie Gill is a celebrated singer and has acted in both Hindi and Punjabi films. After his debut in the Hindi movie Happy Phir Bhaag...

Food Review: Creative touches to a classic menu at CDH

Café Delhi Heights is a place that truly celebrates the spirit of Delhi. It is a café with a modern vibe and lots of charm. With more...

Unique experiences, exotic dishes at these new venues

The F&B space in Delhi-NCR sees new entrants every other week. As a response to evolving palates and deepening pockets, local restaurateurs are trying...

Celebrities, illustrators and superhero costumes to grace Delhi Comic Con ’18

After Hyderabad and Bangalore, it’s now Delhi’s turn to host Comic Con India 2018. The event, which opens on 7 December, offers a platform...

First woman chef from India to win a Michelin star

Chef Garima Arora has taken the culinary world by storm after being awarded a Michelin Star for her restaurant, Gaa, in Bangkok. The 32-year-old...

A forum for ministers, officials and entrepreneurs

Global branding and development of the Indian luxury market has been the goal of The Luxury League since its inception. On 30 November, the...

‘Indians can afford premium bikes now’

Sergi Canovas was appointed the Managing Director of Ducati India last year. Ducati is a super-premium motorcycle brand with a worldwide presence and legacy...

‘Homegrown wine labels & imported wines are spurring consumer interest’

Q. When and how did you decide to make a wine professional? A. Up until 11 years ago, I used to be Director of National...

Have a meal in the sky at India’s first fly-dining venue

In a bid to add an adventurous flare to mainstream dining, restaurants nowadays are getting creative with their menus and décor. Fly Dining in...

DJ Paroma wants more women behind the turntable

DJ Paroma Chatterjee is among the very few women in India’s male-dominated DJing scene. In less than a decade, she has gained an international...

Food Review: PG Noida lives up to the brand’s standards

The Punjab Grill outlet in Noida is the latest addition to the celebrated fine-dining restaurant chain. For a long time now, this place has...

Music of the kitchenware and the drama of cooking

What happens when you have a typical kitchen crew performing a non-verbal musical comedy using mundane cookery and cleaning items? Interesting episodes unfold on...

Tea is the magic ingredient chefs are falling in love with

India is truly a tea-drinking nation, where the beverage is consumed in massive volumes every day. In recent years, the introduction of the humble...

Giving a modern twist to traditional Indian desserts

The popularity of desserts as treasured treats is not confined to India. But we Indians are definitely spoilt for choice when it comes to...

Entrepreneurs & their recipes to thrive in the restaurant business

This is an opportune time to venture into the restaurant sector. With consumers opening up to the idea of new experiences and cuisines, the...

Northeastern cuisine has found favour with Indian foodies

The Food Conclave organised by NewsX and The Sunday Guardian at Delhi’s Oberoi hotel on Friday brought food industry professionals and enthusiasts together to...

Food Review: Visual merchandising and experimental food

Touted to be India’s first playful brasserie, Pra Pra Prank is another fun-spirited addition to Gurugram’s party place, Cyber Hub. Calling itself more than an epicurean...

Britannia’s support system for its female workforce

Britannia Industries, with its 100-year legacy, is India’s leading biscuit manufacturer. The brand’s presence also extends to other food categories, and to more than...

Edible flowers: From home recipes to modern platter

The constantly evolving Indian palate has recently welcomed edible flowers as an innovative and popular ingredient. These flowers are being embraced for providing flavour,...

‘Mushaira culture is in the throes of a new awakening’

Dr Ali Khan Mahmudabad speaks to Rishita Roy Chowdhury about the roots of mushaira culture, and the role poetry has played in the shaping...

TWC: Pairing global wines with Indian food

The Wine Company is touted to be the first standalone and one-of-a-kind wine bar and restaurant in Delhi-NCR. The venue has been adding life...

Musician of the new era, Darshan Raval owes it all to the Internet

The kind of name Darshan Raval has made for himself in the music industry in a matter of four years is nothing short of...

Poker is getting a new lease of life in India as a skill-based ‘mind sport’

Poker is a mind game that is being embraced by Indians as a viable, and lucrative, profession now. Playing cards has been a popular...

Can Indian cities foster their own nightlife culture?

The current nightlife scene in India, though evolving, continues to face time and venue restrictions. Even the major metropolitan cities have just a handful...

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