From a quaint bungalow cafe in Mumbai to a restaurant in Hyderabad that used to be a car service centre, there is a lot to ...

Under Rhea's leadership, Silver Screen Fashion has become known for its high-impact fashion shows, beauty contests, and star-studded events that offer aspiring models and artists a chance to shine.

In a shocking incident that has rocked Mumbai’s Kandivali area, the teenage son of a well-known television actress died by ...

Ever wondered how India’s iconic sweets are made? This video takes you into a traditional Rajasthani kitchen where boondi laddus are crafted with skill and love. It's a delicious deep dive into ...

2. All Kinds Of Barfis Barfi or burfi is a fudge-like Indian sweet that has a milky and melt-in-mouth texture. It is primarily made with khoya and can be enhanced with a variety of flavours such as ...

US Brand sells Indian 'Jholas': Indians on the internet are stunned at a mind-boggling stunt pulled by a US luxury store Nordstrom. In a hilarious post shared by a user on X (formerly Twitter) it is ...

Founded by Kolkata-based siblings Ashish Bajoria and Suman Konodia, Scarlet Splendour specialises in audacious furniture that straddles art and indulgence. Think surrealist chairs, glossy consoles and ...

The black, standard two-seat cockpit of the new 911 GT3 is based on the design of the current 911 models. Unlike the Carrera models, however, the 911 GT3 is started not with a button, but rather ...

Imarti, a traditional Indian sweet with a rich history, originated in the Mughal kitchens, inspired by the Persian Zulbiya. Made from urad dal and deep-fried in ghee, it has a crunchy exterior and a ...

From stunning art to creative designs and everything you can imagine, it is popping up everywhere. And let's be honest, you have probably seen those viral AI food videos too.

The Indian School for Design of Automobiles and XLRI Delhi-NCR presented Indian automotive design from the late-1970s at Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025. They highlighted the Sipani Badal, an ...

NEW DELHI - Indian and Chinese troops exchanged boxes of sweets on Oct 31 at two points on their contested high-altitude border, a week after the leaders of the Asian rivals held a rare meeting.