Kiran D Chellaram Most office desks in India today are built the same way they were built forty years ago. Fixed height. Fixed surface, a rectangular slab that assumes you will sit down at nine and stay seated until you leave. The difference is that forty years ago, the seated stretch was maybe five hours. […]Read More
Team L&M The monsoon has finally arrived! It is time to bid adieu to the sweltering summer heat and enter the enthralling Monsoon season. As we embrace monsoons, there are several things we need to keep in mind too. Since our country receives abundant rainfall in this season, we need to pay extra attention to […]Read More
An extremely innovative platform created to help dancers, choreographers, artists, and other creative professionals find genuine work opportunities without relying solely on personal contacts is GYGS, founded by Akash Tiwari. It aims to simplify the hiring process by connecting talented artists directly with clients through verified profiles and portfolios. The platform focuses on bringing professionalism, […]Read More
Dr. Kammiti Varuntez A tiny cut, a blister from new footwear, a thorn prick, or a crack in the heel may seem harmless. But for a person living with diabetes, these small injuries can become life-changing if ignored. Every year, thousands of people lose a foot or leg because a simple wound was not treated […]Read More
Aishabh Kapoor & Monica Chadha Staying in a 5-star hotel is quite the sensory experience. The look, the feel, the smell, the sound (or lack thereof) can create a bedroom environment that you never want to leave. A primary suite should be a destination and it should feel like an oasis. It is especially luxurious […]Read More
Arvind Patel For years, our kitchens quietly drifted away from the ingredients our grandmothers swore by. Convenience took over, and somewhere along the way, we traded wholesome for fast. But today, something beautiful is happening, India is going back to its roots. In homes across the country, both the young and the old are rediscovering […]Read More
Dhruv Sayani A few years ago, an Indian woman walking into a salon would arrive with a photograph. The conversation that followed was about resemblance. Could her hair fall the way it did in the picture? And, her face hold the same softness? Or could she leave the chair looking like someone she had once […]Read More
Natasha N Kochhar The desire to connect with nature is a powerful human drive. We crave spaces to escape the confines of our homes and immerse ourselves in the vibrant tapestry of the outdoors. This yearning for fresh air, natural light, and a connection to the surrounding environment is particularly relevant in our modern world, […]Read More
Team L&M Every year, World Breastfeeding Week (August 1–7) serves as a reminder that one of the most powerful tools for improving maternal health and child health is also one of the simplest. Breastfeeding, particularly when initiated within the first hour after birth and continued exclusively for the first six months, remains one of the […]Read More
Upasana Kaura A breathtaking palace tucked away in Rajasthan, a mist-covered valley in the Northeast, the vibrant streets of Old Delhi or the timeless ghats of Varanasi—what begins as a memorable scene on screen often sparks a desire to experience those places in real life. Around the world, film and television have transformed ordinary locations […]Read More