Krystelle Dsouza

There is potential brimming in the Entrepreneurial Households across India, making them significant players in driving economic growth. Join us on a drive through the villages of Karnataka to explore these hubs of vibrancy.

Nothing less than an Enid Blyton novel, the Roy family's journey to revisiting their ancestral palace in Kasim Bazar, West Bengal and finding it in a state of ruins and then restoring it to its former glory, will have you hooked. Visitors can now visit Cossimbazar Palace.

The portrayal of women as objects of desire or as one-dimensional characters reinforces toxic and regressive gender norms. We need more media that challenges outdated gender norms and provides empowering, multidimensional portrayals of women.

Compared to an 'elixir', the filter coffee goes way beyond a wake-up call in South Indian homes. We asked chefs where they get their fix of filter coffee in Bengaluru.

On realising that people are forgetting all about Northeast India's hidden crafts, Assam’s Julie Kagti founded ‘Curtain Call Adventures’.

Kamal Malik transformed Mumbai's historic Ice Factory, once an 1878 ice production site, into the vibrant IF.BE creative hub. The 10,000-square-foot space now features art venues, workshops, and a café. Malik preserved the building's history while integrating sustainability, making IF.BE a modern cultural landmark.

Rashmi Sawant is the founder of 'Culture Aangan', an experiential travel platform that aims to promote sustainable rural tourism and support grass root development projects in India.

Teflon flu can pose serious health risks when non-stick cookware is overheated. However, traditional practices from the Dhanak tribe in Gujarat showcase an intriguing alternative that prioritises safety and sustainability. We're sharing how these methods can improve your cooking experience while reducing reliance on harmful materials.

Over the years, Gujarat-born Hanif Kureshi created a movement out of street art through the St+art India Foundation and its ripple effects have extended across India.

For Jaipur’s residents, some caffeine along with a plate of aloo kachoris is all they need to wake up! We reached out to the city’s foodies to find out where they go for breakfast, and they shared their top spots for enjoying these delicious kachoris.