November 29, 2025 - Life & More – Because Life Has More

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The Future of Luxury Hospitality: Blurring the Lines Between Architecture,

Life&More Life&More November 29, 2025

Ar. Anil Badan Luxury hospitality is undergoing a remarkable evolution-one that excites me deeply as a designer who has spent decades shaping hotels, resorts, and convention spaces across India and beyond. Having grown up in a small town of Jammu, the idea of luxury was actually rooted largely in opulence and ornamentation when I started […]Read More

ARTS & CRAFT SANDIP SOPARRKAR

“Art Does Not Pay – Really?”

Life&More Life&More November 29, 2025

It’s a line repeated so often in studios and green rooms that it feels like a universal truth. But the sharper truth is this: art doesn’t pay because we have allowed it not to. Systems don’t remain broken on their own; they survive because we feed them with our choices, our yeses, our silences. Artists […]Read More

FOOD & BEVERAGES

The Ultimate Guide to Elevating Your Simple Sandwich at Home

Life&More Life&More November 29, 2025

Team L&M A sandwich often becomes the quick fix meal when we are hungry and do not have time. But with a couple of small, easy modifications, that same old sandwich can be the thing that you really look forward to. A lot of the magic lies in the bread you pick. That is where […]Read More

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Cultural identity and the façade: Telling stories through the exteriors

Life&More Life&More November 29, 2025

Sumit Dhawan Architecture has always been more than the act of building. It is an expression-of people, of time, of heritage, and of the silent narratives that shape who we are. To me, the façade has always been the most powerful storyteller in this narrative. It is the first point of engagement, the surface where […]Read More

CLIMATE & NATURE

37,000-year-old bamboo from Manipur reveals Asia’s ice age secret

Life&More Life&More November 29, 2025

Team L&M Among the silt-rich deposits of the Chirang River in Manipur’s Imphal Valley researchers examining fossil plant remains have found an astonishingly intact bamboo stem, carrying the ghostly marks of long-vanished thorns. This earliest thorny bamboo fossil from Asia could rewrite a chapter of the continent’s botanical history. Bamboo fossils are extremely rare because […]Read More

Day: November 29, 2025

The Future of Luxury Hospitality: Blurring the Lines Between Architecture,

“Art Does Not Pay – Really?”

The Ultimate Guide to Elevating Your Simple Sandwich at Home

Cultural identity and the façade: Telling stories through the exteriors

37,000-year-old bamboo from Manipur reveals Asia’s ice age secret

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