Culture

From vada pav in Mumbai to Warli art in Palghar, here’s what 10 districts in Maharashtra are best known for (hint: it’s not monuments).

Bandana Jain fell in love with cardboard in art school. Today, from her Vasai studio, she sculpts life-sized installations from discarded boxes — and trains rural women to turn waste into art, income, and dignity.

Karnataka is often recognised for its buzzing IT hub and vibrant startup scene. But did you know it's also renowned for pomegranates and pigeon peas? This photostory shines a spotlight on the unique products that define each district, ranging from traditional sweets and textiles to aromatic coffee and intricate artware.

Summer in the 90s was about simplicity, sunshine, and screen-free joy. Now, a new generation of parents is reviving those memories with their kids — foraging in Goa's forests, painting rocks in Mumbai parks, or sharing barf ka golas in Delhi. These stories celebrate the magic of slow summers, family rituals, and nature-filled nostalgia.

Ever wondered what makes each Tamil Nadu district special? From iconic temples to lesser-known treasures, this photo story reveals the soul of 10 districts — through the lens of culture, craft, and community. You’ll be left inspired, intrigued, and ready to explore every corner.

From Rajasthan to Tamil Nadu, explore seven beautifully restored havelis across India, showcasing the country’s architectural heritage in inspiring ways.

From sleeping in acting schools to playing Ram on national TV, Gurmeet Choudhary’s inspiring journey is one of grit, love, and giving back.

Ghibli-style AI art is flooding social media, catching the attention of many. Beyond this trend, India’s traditional art forms — Madhubani, Kalamkari, and more — offer a world of colour, culture, and history. These centuries-old styles have long blended storytelling with artistry, each carrying its own unique heritage and visual appeal.

Goa was liberated 14 years after India got its independence. While the Portuguese tightened their grip, here are the women who refused to surrender.

Aziz Ul Rehman walked away from a stable job to carve a new path — literally. He transforms discarded animal bones, wood, and metal scraps into breathtaking art. Once doubted, his craft went viral, earning him thousands of followers and a growing global fanbase.