HEALTH

Women’s Health: The Cornerstone of Every Home

Dr. Vasundara Cheepurupalli Women are often described as the backbone of families and communities. However, their strength is deeply rooted in one essential factor — good health. When women prioritise their health, they strengthen not only themselves but also the families and societies they nurture. As we celebrate International Women’s Day, it is important to […]Read More

L&M SPECIAL

International Women’s Day 2026: Industry Leaders Highlight Need for Skills,

Team L&M This International Women’s Day 2026, industry leaders across technology, climate finance, mobility, and education highlight the importance of empowering women.  This, they say, can be done by imparting skills, opportunities, and leadership roles to them. Experts say women’s participation is essential for building stronger and more inclusive economies. Be it any field – […]Read More

L&M SPECIAL

International Women’s Day 2026: Six Corporate Initiatives Driving Women’s Empowerment

Team L&M International Women’s Day (March 8) is increasingly becoming a moment to reflect on long-term structural change rather than a symbolic celebration. Across industries, organisations are now institutionalising women’s empowerment in India through structured programmes that create access, build skills, and redesign systems to enable sustained participation. From aviation and agriculture to manufacturing and […]Read More

HOME DECOR

The Emotional Endurance of Great Design: Why Meaningful Spaces Matter

Ar. Kritika Juneja Great architecture and interior design go beyond aesthetics. The most memorable spaces are not defined by trends or expensive décor but by the emotions, memories, and stories they hold. In today’s world of fast-changing interior trends, the idea of emotional endurance in design is becoming increasingly important. Why Emotion Matters in Architecture […]Read More

TRAVEL

Why We Keep Returning to Certain Places — Even When

Rajendra Salgaonkar Every traveller carries two maps. The first is practical. It charts airports, hotel bookings, recommended restaurants, and carefully planned itineraries. The second map, however, is invisible. It is shaped by memory, emotion, and instinct — marking places where time slowed down, conversations lingered, and travellers felt deeply understood. Over time, it is this […]Read More

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