Quiet Luxury Is Over. Indian Wardrobes Are Getting Loud Again.
For three straight years, “quiet luxury” told everyone to dress like they were trying not to be noticed — beige […]
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For three straight years, “quiet luxury” told everyone to dress like they were trying not to be noticed — beige […]
Walk into a newly renovated apartment in Mumbai, Bengaluru or Delhi this year and there’s a decent chance you’ll find
Indian consumer spending is shifting away from necessities and toward travel, fitness, dining out, and entertainment. Here is what’s driving it and why analysts are watching it closely.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married at Madison Square Garden on July 3 with 1,000 guests and thousands outside. The cultural moment says something interesting about celebrity, fandom, and why people care so much about people they have never met.
The US-Iran conflict entered its ninth consecutive day of bombing after peace talks collapsed over the Strait of Hormuz. Three US service members have been killed. Here is what the escalation means for oil prices, the rupee, inflation, and ordinary people far from the conflict.
Working harder used to be the ultimate status symbol. In 2026, recovering smarter has taken its place. Here is why cryotherapy, breathwork, and community wellness are replacing the biohacking dashboard — and what to actually do about it.
People are increasingly having real conversations with AI — not just asking for help, but confiding, processing, connecting. Here is an honest look at why it is happening, what it is good for, and where it becomes a problem.
Pope Leo’s first Spain visit in 15 years drew crowds chanting “This is the youth of the pope.” Something unexpected is happening with faith globally — particularly among younger people — and it connects to the same forces driving the wellness backlash and the loneliness crisis. Here is what is actually going on.
The RBI cut India’s growth forecast and raised the inflation projection in the same week. The Iran war is hammering the rupee and feeding into prices. Here is what the economic slowdown actually means for your salary, your savings, and your career — explained without the jargon.
Solo travel searches hit an all-time high — but people do not want to be lonely. The slow travel shift is real, the destinations are changing, and the travellers getting the most out of it are the ones staying longer. Here is what is actually happening.