Team L&M For many Indian households, buying fresh chicken from the neighbourhood wet market is part of the regular grocery run, with freshness often being a key consideration. In fact, around 85% of poultry meat volume in India is still sourced through wet-market channels. In the debate between fresh chicken vs frozen chicken, the winner […]Read More
Team L&M As dementia cases rise sharply across India’s ageing population, doctors say the country’s ability to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease early warning signs and treat early is crucial. The arrival of new drugs alone won’t help. Knowing Alzheimer’s disease early warning signs and beginning treatment early will let us know if patients actually benefit from […]Read More
Team L&M The 72nd National Film Awards brought together an eclectic mix of films, performances and filmmaking talent from across India’s diverse cinema landscape. The awards, which recognise films certified during 2024, span feature films, non-feature films and writing on cinema. The President of India Droupdi Murmu presented the awards early today at Ekta Nagar […]Read More
Team L&M Tea has always been a major part of Indian households for ages. Many people simply see it as a morning mindfulness ritual, but tea benefits go beyond that. It is not just a hot drink that gives a sense of calm in the chaotic mind but a mindfulness ritual, a stress relief act. […]Read More
Taruna Sharma If you’ve been to Rishikesh lately, you already know the vibe has shifted. What used to feel like a collection of quiet riverside ashrams now feels a bit like a yoga theme park. The streets are packed, the cafes are loud, and it is getting harder to find a space where you can […]Read More
Upasana Kaura Physiotherapy is often associated with pain relief, injury recovery or exercises prescribed after surgery. But, that’s not all there is to it. It plays an important role in rehabilitation and helps people regain movement, strength, balance and functional independence, and thus long-term health. “Movement is one of the most powerful forms of healing, […]Read More
I recently met supremely talented, an accomplished photographer and filmmaker Sangeeta Das Banerjee, whose journey began with a background in economics and evolved into visual storytelling. She has extensively documented Indian classical dance, theatre, and performing artists. She is associated with One Frame Story. Excerpts from the interview: How and when did you decide to […]Read More
Parimal Shah Tea has been a part of history in terms of tradition, serving as a simple morning habit of putting leaves in water to boil. However, today, the notion of tea has completely changed. The world of mixology has come into play, and “fusion teas” have made their appearance, where the old tea leaves […]Read More
Aditya Chellaram When the Commute Becomes a Business Cost Bengaluru closed out 2025 as the second most congested city in the world by congestion level, behind only Mexico City. TomTom‘s Traffic Index recorded an average congestion level of 74.4%, peak-hour speeds of 16.6 km/h, and an annual loss of 168 hours per commuter to rush-hour […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Cinema of Uttam Kumar is being held at Vision – The Centre of Art in Greater Kailash 2. The exhibition celebrates the enduring legacy of Bengali cinema’s iconic matinee idol, Mahanayak Uttam Kumar, on the occasion of his birth centenary. In an email conversation with Life & More, Bobby Kohli, Art Collector, […]Read More
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