July 14, 2026

The Fluid Wardrobe: How the New Go Colors MostlySane Drop Elevates Everyday Bottomwear

Bengaluru: Fashion has officially entered its effortless era, completely shattering the outdated notion that high style must be reserved exclusively for special occasions. The modern closet is no longer a collection of restrictive garments waiting for a calendar event; instead, it has evolved into a dynamic ecosystem centered around comfort-led silhouettes, versatile staples, and pieces […]

July 7, 2026

The Architecture of Flavor: In Conversation with Chef Smriti Iyer of Ananth India

Bengaluru: The modern Indian dining landscape is currently witnessing a stunning, introspective renaissance. Chefs across the subcontinent are looking deeply inward, stepping away from westernized fusion to excavate the rich, layered culinary histories of their own regional heritage. At the absolute forefront of this movement is Chef Smriti Iyer—an architect-turned-chef, baker, culinary educator, and founder […]

July 6, 2026

Island Rhythms: Slow Living and Fresh Catches at Barefoot at Havelock

Bengaluru: There is an unspoken rule when you commit to slow living travel: you have to let go of the concept of time as a metric of productivity. In the city, a morning is successful if you’ve cleared twenty emails before your second espresso. Your day is measured in back-to-back calendar invites, the rapid-fire ping […]

June 30, 2026

The Geometry of Green: Why The Silky Elephant is Elevating Vegetarian Fine Dining in JP Nagar

Bengaluru: For a city that practically pioneered the modern, high-velocity vegetarian dining culture through its legendary, bustling tiffin rooms and iconic neighborhood darshinis, Bengaluru has long maintained a curious, lingering gap at the absolute top end of its culinary ladder. While progressive gastropubs and global meat-forward bistros have endlessly saturated the upscale dining corridors of […]

June 14, 2026

An Interview with Dr. Sarah Waheed on Recovering the Sovereign Legacy of Chand Bibi

Bengaluru: How we remember the past is never a neutral act. For centuries, mainstream narratives of Indian history have suffered from a distinct double-blindness—they have remained overwhelmingly centered on the grand, imperial courts of the global North while pushing the sophisticated, multipolar world of the Deccan Sultanates to the periphery. Even more glaring is the […]

June 14, 2026

29, An Unfiltered Study of Modern Adulthood and Existential Drift

  Bengaluru: Now that Rathna Kumar’s film 29 has officially arrived on its streaming home on Netflix, the initial theatrical dust has settled. Most audiences have finally had a chance to stream it over a quiet weekend, stripping away the artificial noise of opening-week box office figures and marketing hype. This shift into digital accessibility […]