The social network that you can wear
- LIFESTYLE
- February 6, 2015

Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal Presented CIMSME’s MSME Banking Excellence Awards and Released the book-‘ MSMEs of Developed India’ New Delhi [India], December 27: The Chamber of Indian Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (CIMSME) successfully hosted the 13th edition of the MSME Banking Excellence Awards 2025. The prestigious event, which recognises
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New Delhi [India], December 25: Christmas in Calcutta did not arrive as a fragile import. It landed like a citywide performance and refused to stay indoors. By the late eighteenth century, Calcutta had already detached Christmas from its English stiffness. Colonial commentators noticed it early. An 1894 article in The Saturday Review openly complained that
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 25: Once upon a time, lifestyle consumption in India followed a predictable map. Premium meant metropolitan. Aspirational meant imported. And “local” was code for compromise. That map is now outdated. In cities like Vijayawada, lifestyle consumption is no longer an imitation of metro behaviour—it’s an interpretation. Grocery aisles sit next to
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 25: Once upon a time, food trends were frivolous. They arrived with hashtags, overstayed their welcome, and disappeared before anyone could pronounce them correctly. But as 2026 approaches, what people are eating—and how they’re eating it—feels oddly serious. Less about novelty. More about negotiation. Negotiation between inflation and indulgence. Between health
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New Delhi [India], December 24: Entrepreneur and digital branding strategist Mehul Purohit, founder of Multiphase Digital, has lauded the film Dhurandhar for its compelling narrative, strong character arcs, and authentic storytelling—elements he believes are as critical in cinema as they are in building powerful digital brands. From the lens of a branding expert, Mehul views
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 25: For years, Indian real estate conversations followed a predictable script. Budget first. Location second. Compromises everywhere else. If the price was right, everything else—traffic, water supply, commute, air, silence—became negotiable. That script is now being quietly shredded. In 2025, homebuyers and renters across India are no longer asking only “How
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