Ronita Maitra Bhandari talks about her book and the art of navigating through the maze of parenting

Ronita Mitra Bhandari

Even though parenting is a common subject, any article or book that you refer gives forth a new dimension for the ever anxious parents. It becomes especially interesting when the book is presented by the author in the form of a story or a collection. Message driven home as an anecdote. So when we got

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Taranjeet Kaur powers her entrepreneurship journey with a traditional folk art – Phulkari

Taranjeet Kaur

The birth of a girl child in Punjab is an occasion for joy and happiness in the family. In anticipation of the transition which every woman has to undertake, the women folk start embroidering the Phulkari to be given away in marriage to the bride. In the courtyard, women invite their friends and relatives to

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Meaning of Ardhangini – When a man loves a woman – Part 2

ardhangini

The coverage surrounding Ambani wedding has brought to the fore that moment on stage when Radhika Merchant speaks about Anant Ambani. She talks about finding somebody who promises to care about everything. Good, bad, beautiful and mundane. Going further she talks about the promise that your life will not go unnoticed and unwitnessed. Does your

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Saree is the quintessential dress of Indian women – Factcheck with Sunaina

saree

At the time when urban Indians were moving away to attires like suits, kurtis and jeans, I went to the bold step of creating a venture for promoting and selling sarees. That was 9 years back, 2014. Today I am a proud owner of a brand Zodin Lifestyle which has a loyal fan following around

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I want the oldest garment in the world to become the most famous – Interview with Sunaina Saraf

Sunaina Saraf

Sunaina is an entrepreneur with a difference. She has chosen the most common garment of India, the saree as her product. She also has an intriguing way of selling these sarees as a service rather than an item. There is no one more knowledgeable than her in the history and art of sarees. Q 1.

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