Martin Chab From being just a functional element at homes, the decorative lighting industry has traversed a remarkable path, particularly in the realm of bespoke illumination. Characterised by its customised designs and personalised solutions, it has seen major transformations. These are driven by technological advancements, changing consumer preferences, and a growing emphasis on sustainability. This […]Read More
Sarnath has joined the UNESCO World Heritage List, giving global recognition to a place that has been at the heart of Buddhist history for more than two thousand years. But beyond the honour lies a larger responsibility — to preserve its history while allowing future generations to experience it. Team L&M Heritage is often described […]Read More
Team L&M For years, a holiday was often measured by how much could be fitted into it — landmarks visited, activities completed and destinations checked off a list. In 2026, however, the idea of a perfect getaway is changing. Increasingly, travellers are seeking something far simpler: time to slow down, switch off and return home […]Read More
Dr Aditya K Sharma You stop drinking water after dinner, avoid that extra cup of tea, and still find yourself waking up at 2 a.m. to urinate. If this happens regularly, the problem may not simply be that you are drinking “too much water.” Frequent nighttime urination is called nocturia, and it can happen for […]Read More
Dilip Rathi As the days stretch longer and the sun starts warming the surroundings up, there’s something incredibly soothing about the thought of lounging beside a pool, feeling the gentle rays on your skin. Creating a cosy and inviting poolside space becomes a must for savouring those relaxed days and lively evenings throughout the season. […]Read More
Senha Gautam Some artists command attention through bold gestures; others draw the viewer in through silence. Jehangir Sabavala belonged to the latter. His paintings, characterised by geometric forms, muted palettes and contemplative landscapes, created a unique visual world that remained deeply personal throughout his career. Born on 23rd August 1922, in Bombay, Sabavala emerged as […]Read More
A Bharatanatyam dancer, educator, writer, activist, and a budding politician from Kerala, Adrija Das is a transgender artist, she has transformed her personal journey of self-realisation into a powerful artistic expression. She has trained under several renowned gurus and is particularly known for her nuanced abhinaya. She became the first transgender jury member in the […]Read More
From the familiar morning cup to mindful brewing, tea is increasingly being viewed as more than a beverage—it can be a simple ritual that creates a moment of pause in an otherwise demanding day. Parimal Shah Tea has long been woven into the fabric of Indian households. For many, the day begins with a cup […]Read More
Doctors urge continued prevention and caution against dismissing persistent fever as a routine viral infection Team L&M As India observes World Mosquito Day on August 20, doctors are urging people to remain vigilant against mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue, malaria and chikungunya—not only during the monsoon, but also in the weeks and months that follow. […]Read More
Dr. Anu Sadashiv B For decades, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) was largely approached as a standardized, one-size-fits-all medical procedure. Today, however, a welcome shift toward patient-centric reproductive medicine. This is further strengthened by India’s Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021. The Act has transformed the fertility landscape. Modern embryology and tailored stimulation protocols mean that […]Read More
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