Sneha Gautam Each year, June 15 marks the birth anniversary of Kattingeri Krishna Hebbar, a quietly powerful yet deeply influential figure in the history of Modern Indian Art. In an era when many artists embraced abstraction to signal modernity, Hebbar remained committed to the human figure—choosing it not out of resistance, but as an intuitive […]Read More
Dr. Shikha Sardana Menstrual cycle tracking apps have gained immense popularity in this era, due to a boom in the Femtech industry where digital convenience meets personal health. These apps contain a rhythm method, basal body temperature tracking, or cervical mucus monitoring, a type of birth control involving tracking your menstrual cycle and symptoms. It […]Read More
Team L&M Every two seconds, someone in India needs blood. It could be a mother during childbirth, a child battling cancer, or a young victim of a road accident. Yet, India continues to face a massive shortfall in blood availability, over 1 million units each year, despite hundreds of thousands of volunteers. Doctors are now […]Read More
Team L&M New analysis of over 1 lakh diagnostic test records reveals that men exhibit higher red flags in key parameters, such as cholesterol, triglycerides, hs-CRP, and other heart health indicators, compared to women. Redcliffe Labs urges men to take proactive steps this Father’s Day by offering a Free hs-CRP test for early heart risk […]Read More
Team L&M This Father’s Day, Mpower sounds the alarm on India’s growing men’s mental health crisis: 5-year helpline data reveals urgent need for systemic action Men speak up: Average call duration for male callers increases year-on-year, indicating growing emotional openness 126% rise in male mental health helpline calls from 2020 to 2024, with relationship issues […]Read More
Vijay Thakkar We live in a world where food is no longer just food. It’s morality, identity, trend, and often, trauma. Somewhere along the way, eating became more about rules than nourishment. Carbs are the enemy one week, fat the next. And oils like palm oil? They’re not just frowned upon, they’re villainised. But let’s […]Read More
Santhosh Kumar India was vociferous about environmental issues and climate change at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Are they walking the talk? Buildings in India use up 40% energy, 30% raw material, 20% water and 20% land-use; generate 40% carbon emissions, 30% solid waste, and 20% water effluents India, with its massive and ever-growing population, is […]Read More
Team L&M Millions of people around the world rely on contact lenses for clear vision and greater convenience compared to traditional glasses. However, experts are raising concerns over common misuse that could have serious consequences for eye health. One of the most frequent and dangerous habits among lens users is sleeping with contact lenses that […]Read More
Ar. Nirmala Banaji As a woman in architecture, I’ve often been asked what a “feminine approach” to design means. The answer is not about visual cues, it is about a way of thinking. One rooted in empathy, balance, and the ability to listen to a space before shaping it. My education in architecture, textile design, […]Read More
Team L&M This summer, don’t just escape the heat—invite nature in to help you beat it. Biophilic design is the secret weapon designers swear by to keep homes cool, calm, and effortlessly chic. Think leafy layers, earthy textures, and airy layouts that breathe—literally and visually. From sun-filtering greens to materials that stay cool under pressure, […]Read More