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Aerial yoga is a fun and fluid version of this discipline

Priyadarshini Paitandy Just hanging out: Mid-air, with the body suspended from a 12-feet-long hammock, yoga becomes much more fun and fluid

The Owl installation at a previous edition, made of gunny bags, jute ropes, areca-nut plates and junk metal

Echoes of the Earth: Bengaluru’s festival of junk

Rosella Stephen The city’s music and art party this weekend promises over 35 international and Indian acts, a lot of walking and lessons on sustainability

Restaurants in Chennai are now going in for single-dish menus

Meghna Majumdar Can just one food item have enough scope to take up an entire menu? Chennai restaurants like Al Kebab Company and BurgerMan seem to think so

Akhil Nichani of Sustenance Agrotech

How this Chennai firm is changing the way we consume food

Ranjani Rajendra Microgreens pack in a lot of power and flavour, and this year-old startup is tapping into their potential by supplying to restaurants around town

A conversation about weavers Arup and Rubi Rakshit (left)

Hanging by a thread: A conversation with Arup and Rubi Rakshit on the need for a handloom movement

Pankaja Srinivasan Arup and Rubi Rakshit, who are spreading awareness about the muslin weavers of West Bengal, say that the weaving ecology is dangerously fragile

#DelhiMoves This NGO encourages PWD athletes

Gagan Dhillon Kullar Head out to support a half marathon by The Challenging Ones, whic is open to people in wheelchairs and on prosthetic limbs

Designers Rahul Khanna and Rohit Gandhi bring their Interstellar collection to Chennai

Priyadarshini Paitandy Written in the stars: Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna, who have seen 22 years in the rapidly changing world of fashion, present Interstellar, their collection inspired by the galaxy

Easy work out at home with the Tabata routine

Nisha Varma The Tabata workout is quick, uncomplicated, and will help you lose fat and gain strength

Multimedia

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Fashion

Designers Mohit Rai and Ridhi Bansal

Fashion designer Nachiket Barve

Designers Rahul Khanna and Rohit Gandhi bring their Interstellar collection to Chennai

Priyadarshini Paitandy

Written in the stars: Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna, who have seen 22 years in the rapidly changing world of fashion, present Interstellar, their collection inspired by the galaxy

This designer duo developed a fabric by weaving pure zari together

Priyadarshini Paitandy

Mohit Rai and Ridhi Bansal’s new line Gulaal featuring lehengas in bright yellows, pinks, oranges, reds, off-whites, greens and electric blues, is on display in Chennai

Fashion designer Nachiket Barve talks about design co-existing with functionality

Sangeetha Devi Dundoo

The fashion designer talks about design co-existing with functionality, and working on the period Bollywood drama ‘Tanhaji’

Designer Karan Torani recreates a collection that is reminiscent of the romance of simpler times

Priyadarshini Paitandy

A model sports a sari by label Nadiya Paar

Event Hyderabad's Elahe Bazaar showcases the work of 22 designers

Sangeetha Devi Dundoo Twenty two designers showcase their fall-winter collections in Hyderabad

Food

Enjoying an ice cream cone here can be an entertaining task

Soma Basu It might be quite a task to get the showmen at Twisting Scoops to hand over your cone of Turkish ice cream, but in the end, it is all worth the effort

Earthy flavours Steamed country chicken, sticky pork ribs, bowl of ramyun noodles, Achung

Enjoy the flavours of the northeast at Zing's

Prabalika M. Borah Wait patiently for your order to come and you will realise it is worth the wait

Motoring

Travel

Fitness

This fitness challenge will show you what it takes to be in the Indian Coast Guard

Sweta Akundi The Storm Rider Fitness Challenge for Armed Forces, corporates, colleges and individuals is back in its second edition as part of the Indian Coast Guard’s 43rd Raising Day celebrations

Meet Vignesh Hariharan, South India’s first World Kettlebell Champion

Aditi Subramanian Vignesh Hariharan, the first person in South India to be crowned World Kettlebell Champion, talks about the intricacies of the sport

Homes and gardens

Homes and gardens

Check your property design with drones

Real estate is going hi-tech and with a single click, accurate mapping, survey and measurement can be done. By M.A. Siraj

Homes and gardens

Minimising carbon footprint in shipping fresh flowers is a contentious thing, says florist Jo Moody

Divya Kala Bhavani Even as floriculture professional Jo Moody brings La Fleur to Hyderabad, she discusses the socio-economic values of the fresh flower industry and sustainability issues

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Homes and gardens

How to live in a forest

Food

You must enter the dragon while visiting this pan-Asian restaurant in Visakhapatnam

B-Hub’s ‘When in Trivandrum’ series helps connect eminent figures with denizens in Thiruvananthapuram

Get a wardrobe makeover with The Pink Post Inc

Get a yacht pass this season

Dhavall Gandhi: A Gujarati and his Scotch story

What is happening at the fifth edition of ‘Gender Bender’ in Bengaluru?

Expect a showcase a menstrual-themed tarot deck, installations, a web series on the caste system, marriage migration, among a whole host of unique presentations

Should the Archaeological Survey of India be the only gatekeeper of India's art and culture?

Our cultural custodian is short staffed. Obscurity mars our antiquities act. As questions about what antiques must be registered pop up, here’s what needs to be done

Chennai’s ‘Southern Street’ review: options galore for the south-Indian cuisine lover

Sit in an auto and order an Instagrammable Batate bubble dosa at cheery Southern Street

Welcome to the Candy Cloud Factory

Final year BBA students Prathyaksh Maloo, Pratik Golecha, Sahil Gadiya and Ronak Golecha have made their dream come true by opening their own dessert parlour

Techies reach out to those affected by flood and landslips

How Technopark mobilised support for north Kerala, which faced the fury of the deluge

Shimmer of silver at Julaha

Archana Arun’s silver studio is aglitter with its Onam collection

The craft chocolate story in three countries

Chocolatiers around the globe are experimenting to see how they can boost flavour profiles to produce the best bean-to-bar craft chocolates

Remo, Mumbai's latest speakeasy bar

Remo’s, Mumbai’s latest speakeasy bar, is a tipsy secret waiting to be discovered

This takeaway offers a discount for customers who bring their own containers

Vishnu Satheesh, owner of High Range Takeaway located along the Kuravankonam-Ambalamukku road, says his green initiative has received good response

How food trucks in Thiruvananthapuram have diversified their menus

Bunny chow, Momo burgers, Matcha mint ice cream... food trucks have begun experimenting with cuisines

How Juicy Chemistry keeps it products eco-friendly and sustainable

Juicy Chemistry, which turns five today, is taking sustainability and clean living to another level

How chef Rishim Sachdeva pays homage to the brain on his TV show ‘Fit And Fast’ on Living Foodz

Expect a tangy salmon tartina or a kicky oatmeal gratin and plenty of valuable information from the new television series

Choux pastry and fruit tarts: when French cuisine wowed people in Hyderabad

French chef Jean-Jacques Berteau turns into an artisan at a culinary session

Olive and Twist’s Insta-worthy cafe and its cloud kitchens

From chic cafés offering zoodles to home-style comfort meals, this three-month-old Chennai firm has its fingers in many pies

These community chefs from Nizamuddin in Delhi are creating a new food experience

A group of women from Hazrat Nizamuddin area are whipping up dishes using home recipes

Why Plum by Bent Chair - Lutyens is Delhi in a nutshell

At this restuarant, everything’s over the top, and you can walk in and buy it all, except the real estate

Moringa honey, anyone? Meet Thiruvananthapuram-based apiarist Bensislas G

The 55-year-old beekeeper from Vattiyoorkkavu runs Amma Honey

Through ‘Kcyclopedia’, two techies from Kerala aim to promote a healthy lifestyle via biking

Avid cyclists Vishnu Lal R and Krishnamoorthy G V take the battle against the bulge to the streets with their YouTube channel

Tales from ‘Shravani Mela’

Inspired by legend, people from as far afield as Nepal wind their way to the temple towns of Jharkhand for a yearly mela

How do 'adult-only holidays' work?

The new trend of ‘grown-up getaways’ or ‘adult-only holidays’ promises no kids and a relatively quieter experience. Resorts, cruises and hotels are offering a host of programmes to choose from, including tennis classes at Rafael Nadal’s academy

In Ho Chi Minh City, revisit the horrors of the Vietnam War

Two museums in Vietnam remind us that the horrors of colonisation and brutal military conflict must never be forgotten

The story behind Hyderabad Runners and the city's marathon

Ahead of the ninth edition of Hyderabad Marathon this weekend, here’s looking at how Hyderabad Runners has grown to a 17000-plus community

Dance like a puppet

Life-sized puppets combine tradition and modernity to narrate the story of classical, semi-classical and folk dances of India

A coffee championship based on ‘aeropress’ recipes

The aeropress championship in Hyderabad was a fun affair

Indian Institute of World Culture turns 75

The Indian Institute of World Culture not just offers a huge library and cultural activities, but an impressive history of committed voluntary work

At Covelong Point Festival, do headstands on a surfboard

Gear up for a weekend by the sea with surfing, music, yoga and fun at Covelong Point Festival that is back for its seventh edition

Mercedes GLB: A closer look

The model follows the classic Mercedes SUV template, with the two rugged slats peeling off from a super-sized star grille

What’s new for Tata Motors

Tata Motors gears up to bolster its range with seven new launches

From fringes of the Kumbh Mela: Shibu Arakkal on his latest photo series, ‘Mallaah’

The photo-artist has captured the lives of the boatmen of the Ganga and Yamuna

Hero Pleasure gets an update

The Pleasure Plus gets the 110.9cc engine found in the Duet and regular Maestro Edge

The happiness of a long-distance biker

Yoga teacher Sangeetha Jairam rides off into the yonder in her spare time

Madras Week: Exploring Chennai’s food with history

As a toast to the city turning 380, MetroPlus spends 380 minutes exploring the city’s culinary treasures. Join us as we race through neighbourhoods in search of meals with history. Pro tip: Start early, come hungry

Khaja Moinuddin's no-frills cooking on ‘Nawab’s Kitchen’ helps feed orphans

Cooking demo videos galore, but Khaja Moinuddin’s popular no-frills videos serve to fill hungry orphans as well

When three ladies from Coimbatore climbed the Kilimanjaro

How Sudha Ravishakar, Venkatalakshmi Silesh and Sarala Ramakrishna from Coimbatore, all in their 40s, climbed the Kilimanjaro

Health tips for monsoon

Experts address rainy-weather challenges so we stay healthy through the season of sniffles and sore throats

What is a fitness hangover

The soreness or injury from a workout can make you feel like you are hungover

Advertising propels us to health?

How ads are making us concerned of our health

What you should know about depression

People with depression, who reach out for help, should be lauded and not judged

Meet Anju — runner, garden-lover, and cancer survivor

She signed up for her first ever Pinkathon months after she was diagnosed, and now she runs as passionately as she nurtures her plants

Patriotism on a plate

The Indiavin Suvai Unavu Thiruvizha is bursting with true flavours and distinct aromas from across the country.

Mandira Bedi starts #100daychallenge on Instagram

Fitness is my lifestyle decision, says Mandira Bedi, whose #100daychallenge is garnering thousands of views

On a planet called Arthaloka

Author Ashok Banker discusses his new series, the ‘Burnt Empire Saga’, inspired by Mahabharata

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The burns ward of New Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital where the Unnao rape survivor was admitted on December 5, 2019.

23K | Unnao rape victim succumbs to burn injuries at Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital

The bodies of the accused are being shifted from the spot near Hyderabad on December 6, 2019.

34K | Hyderabad vet rape, murder: uneasy calm in village of 3 of the 4 accused shot dead by police

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Cyderabad Commissioner of Police V.C. Sajjanar addresses the media at the spot on December 6, 2019.

35K | Hyderabad 'killing by police': IPS officer Sajjanar led similar police action in 2008 in Warangal

Locals commend the police officer who shot dead the four culprits accused of Disha's rape and murder, in Chatanpally near Hyderabad on Friday.

34K | Hyderabad vet rape and murder accused death: Must wait for magisterial inquiry outcomes, says Cong.

The clues team recover the pistol snatched by one of the accused from police at the shootout site, near Hyderabad on December 6, 2019.

570K | All four accused in Hyderabad vet rape and murder case shot dead

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman speaks in the Rajya Sabha on December 5, 2019. Photo: RSTV/PTI

14K | ‘I don’t eat onions’ remark: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman rejects ‘elitist’ tag, cites Ujjwala, Jan Dhan

FILE - In this May 11, 2019 file photo, detained Chinese nationals, accused of involvement in a trafficking gang to lure Pakistani women into fake marriages, try to shield their faces while they are escorted by Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency officers to court in Lahore, Pakistan. The Associated Press has obtained a list, compiled by Pakistani investigators determined to break up trafficking networks, that identifies hundreds of girls and women from across Pakistan who were sold as brides to Chinese men and taken to China. But the biggest case against traffickers fell apart in October, when a court in Faisalabad acquitted 31 Chinese nationals charged in connection with trafficking. (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary, File)

91K | 629 Pakistanis sold as brides in China

34K | Filmmaker Daniel Shravan draws flak on social media for weird comments on rape