Krystelle Dsouza

From Meerut’s quiet lanes to some of Hindi cinema’s most memorable stories, screenwriter Sumit Arora’s journey has been shaped by instinct, resilience, and imagination. In this conversation, he reflects on the road that brought him here.

Bridgerton’s regal costumes weren’t just British. From fine muslins to intricate silks, the show’s most memorable looks were influenced by India’s rich, often-forgotten textile history.

Across Alwar, Bengaluru, and Nashik, three women are building lives shaped by work and financial freedom. Kalpana, Chaithra, and Alka’s paths are different, but each reflects what happens when women earn independently — gaining stability, respect, and the confidence to imagine more for themselves and their families.

What happens when sustainable farming and mindful living come together? The result is GreenAcres, which lets you plan vacations that reconnect you with the land through food, conservation, and simple, intentional living.

Mumbai is a city you never really finish knowing — it reveals itself in layers, even after decades of living in it. Beyond the postcard landmarks lies a quieter, richer world waiting to be discovered.

At PfA Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center in Wardha, the wild are not just rescued. They are healed with compassion, with designated caretakers assigned to give them devoted medical care and attention. By donating to this cause, you’ll be ensuring them a new lease on life.

For anyone looking for a trip to Goa, here’s one, an hour’s drive from Mumbai. Fernandeswadi offers you a chance to unplug for a weekend with seafood, beach views, sunsets, and long walks.

Welcome to the Ulta Pulta (upside down) school, where a couple, Shrey and Jyoti Rawat, have included a student-centric alternate schooling movement in the hills of Uttarakhand.

Once hunters of Mangalajodi’s wetland birds, the villagers of this Odisha community have, since 1998, transformed into dedicated conservationists and guardians of their local habitat.

Ardeshir’s predates Coca-Cola, which, records estimate, was invented in 1886, two years after Ardeshir’s started in a small rented barrack in Pune.