HERITAGE TRAVEL

Patradevi Memorial Reopens: Remembering the Satyagrahis Who Fought for Goa’s

A historic site associated with Goa’s liberation struggle has been transformed into an immersive memorial, bringing stories of courage, sacrifice and national unity closer to a new generation. Upasana Kaura History came alive at Patradevi in Goa on yesterday, as Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh inaugurated the newly re-developed Hutatma Smruti Smarak. This memorial is […]Read More

HOME DECOR

The Evolution of Bespoke Decorative Lighting

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

HEALTH

Waking Up to Pee at Night? It May Not Be

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

VISUAL ARTS

Jehangir Sabavala: The Quiet Modernist Who Created a World of

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

SANDIP SOPARRKAR

Adrija Das: How Bharatanatyam Became a Journey of Self-Realisation and

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

HEALTH

Mosquito Threat Doesn’t End With the Monsoon, Warn Doctors

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

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