Raajwrita Dutta

If you’ve been thinking about growing something this monsoon, start with these six plants. They’re low-maintenance, love the rain, and are perfect for balconies or small gardens. From hibiscus to turmeric, here are simple tips to help you care for them through the season, great for beginners or anyone who loves greenery.

Inspired by Vibha’s battle with PCOS, husband-wife duo Vibha Harish and Soorya Jagadish built Cosmix—a gut-friendly, plant-based wellness brand. With clean ingredients sourced from local farmers and biodegradable scoops, their mission is simple: make wellness honest, sustainable, and rooted in nature and personal healing.

There’s something special about fruits that arrive with the rain. Tangy, juicy, and rooted in tradition, these seven monsoon fruits — from jamun to amla — bring back memories of carefree bites and purple-stained tongues. Here’s a guide to seasonal flavours you won’t want to miss this rainy season.

Explore five hidden Indian gems this monsoon, from Chopta’s mountains to Majuli’s wetlands, offering serene landscapes and peaceful escapes away from the crowds.

After the tragic crash of Air India Flight AI-171 in Ahmedabad on 12 June, local NGO Darshana Animal Welfare, led by Akash Chavda, rescued injured dogs and birds from the blaze. The team worked tirelessly from afternoon to midnight, providing emergency care to traumatised animals left behind.

Yuvaneshwari Kanagasabapathy and Ramana Madhavi Sankara founded Chotuu Ki Education (CKE) in Hyderabad to give street children a second chance through flexible and holistic learning. Their organisation helps marginalised kids build confidence, skills, and hope for a brighter future beyond begging and dropping out.

Monsoon dampness does not have to take over your home. Learn how to tackle mould, peeling paint, and soggy clothes with seven natural remedies using everyday items. These budget-friendly tips will help keep your walls dry, your air fresh, and your furniture protected all season long.

With just a little soil, some seeds, and the right care, you can have a patch of nutritious greens growing on your balcony, in your backyard, or even by a sunny window. Our step-by-step guide walks you through everything, from choosing the right spot to harvesting your first tender leaves.

Every monsoon, India’s landscapes come alive with rare wildflowers like Neelakurinji and Brahma Kamal. These fleeting blooms do more than dazzle — they feed bees, protect soil, and hold centuries of cultural meaning.

Seven Indian grains like Ragi and Buckwheat are back! They're great for digestion, heart health, and eco-friendly too. Add them to your diet for a healthier, sustainable lifestyle.