festivals

Holi feels incomplete without the taste of childhood favourites—warm gujiyas, crunchy namak pare, and a glass of chilled thandai. This year, make them at home and share the joy with your loved ones. These simple, delicious recipes will bring back memories and create new ones!

Beyond the snow, these hidden winter festivals shine, bringing together culture, faith, and the spirit of India’s diverse regions.

Jayantrao Salgaonkar’s ‘Kalnirnay’ calendars, developed in the '70s, are available in nine languages — Marathi, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Tamil and Telugu. Here is their story.

Owing to the global pandemic, several festivals in India including Janmasthami are affected and it is imperative to remain at home. We list simple ways in which you can keep your festive spirit alive

Is that soap in your kaju katli? Here's how to ensure you are eating adulteration-free sweets this #Holi! #EatSafe #FSSAI

Post-Diwali pollution choking you? The smoke and particles emitted by firecrackers may lead to severe diseases. But worry not, we have all the info you need to select the best mask for you

Glow brighter than a diya this Diwali with these oils, face packs and soaps that will leave your skin nourished and refreshed.

The Durga Puja pandal by the Indraprastha Matri Mandir Nirman Society at Aradhana Park in IP Extension has gone further and used recycled items sourced from junkyards and scrap dealers. With gas cylinders for heads and steel scrap for bodies, the idols are accompanied with decorations made from used bulbs and soft drink cans.

From initiating ‘bhutayajna’ for ants and insects to preventing chicken pox, the strokes of Alpona have tied together the social fabric of Bengal for eons. #History #Heritage #PhotoStory

Designed to keep you comfortable this harvest season, the sarees, mundu and shirts in our collection keep traditions alive while adding a touch of modernity to your style. #Lifestyle #Onam