Lucy Plummer

There’s not much else that excites a foreigner in India quite like the thought of attending a Big Fat Indian Wedding.

It’s only been two weeks so far but I can tell you, living in India is nothing like holidaying in India.

Since moving to India it’s occurred to me that I say ‘please’ and ‘thank-you’ a lot.

Pradeep Krishnappa and Rema Sivaram, who hosted Bengaluru's first Slow Fashion Weekend, want to make India the fair-trade capital of the world.

By coming face-to-face with death in Varanasi, I was able to challenge fears conditioned by my Western culture and learn a valuable lesson about life.

Amidst India's on-going financial crisis, across the country are taking action to uphold the country's culture of world-class hospitality.