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Kareena Kapoor Rubs Ghee On Her Feet Before Bed: 5 Benefits Of This Desi Ritual
Oct 22, 2026

Kareena Kapoor Rubs Ghee On Her Feet Before Bed: 5 Benefits Of This Desi Ritual

Kareena Kapoor Khan's bedtime ghee ritual has drawn attention to a traditional Indian practice. But can it really help with dry feet and relaxation?


BCD Meetings & Events doubles India revenue between 2024 and 2025
Oct 22, 2026

BCD Meetings & Events doubles India revenue between 2024 and 2025

BCD Meetings & Events doubled its revenue in India between 2024 and 2025, with further growth projected for 2026 as demand for meetings, events and incentive travel increases. The company plans to expand its presence in Delhi NCR and Bengaluru in 2027, following a larger Mumbai office relocation in August. Its Indian workforce has grown by nearly 70 per cent over the past three years.


Manish Malhotra Reveals His Festive Hosting Essentials And The Colour That Never Goes Out Of Style
Oct 22, 2026

Manish Malhotra Reveals His Festive Hosting Essentials And The Colour That Never Goes Out Of Style

He has dressed Bollywood in couture, but his latest canvas is a festive pack. Manish Malhotra tells News18 how he translates Indian celebrations into a contemporary design language


Karwa Chauth 2026: Statement Earrings To Build Your Festive Look Around
Oct 22, 2026

Karwa Chauth 2026: Statement Earrings To Build Your Festive Look Around

Looking for Karwa Chauth jewellery inspiration? Discover statement earrings, from gold and pearl drops to Polki-inspired designs, available on Amazon India.


Dua Lipa, Callum Turner's Date Night Included Dressing To Impress And A Trip To The Opera
Oct 22, 2026

Dua Lipa, Callum Turner's Date Night Included Dressing To Impress And A Trip To The Opera

Singer Dua Lipa celebrated the Metropolitan Opera’s debut of Lincoln in the Bardo in an outfit that was plucked straight from the spring 2027 runway.


Desert Before Lunch, Sea by Sunset: Why Qatar Is the Ultimate One-Day Escape
Oct 22, 2026

Desert Before Lunch, Sea by Sunset: Why Qatar Is the Ultimate One-Day Escape

Qatar compresses an entire holiday into a single, unhurried day, where desert sunrises, breakfasts, mangroves, and seaside sunsets unfold effortlessly within minutes of each other


Turning 300 In 2027, This Indian City Has Made National Geographic’s Best Of The World List
Oct 22, 2026

Turning 300 In 2027, This Indian City Has Made National Geographic’s Best Of The World List

A royal legacy, historic forts, bustling bazaars and centuries-old crafts make this Indian city a compelling destination for 2027.


Thai artist blends history and gaming in an installation that puts visitors in control
Oct 22, 2026

Thai artist blends history and gaming in an installation that puts visitors in control

Growing up, Thai artist Nawin Nuthong loved playing video games, especially Civilization, where players can create empires as historical leaders. Drawn to playing as King Ramkhamhaeng, who ruled the Sukhothai Kingdom from 1279 to 1298 in what is now Thailand, Nawin soon became interested in how history is constructed. The 33-year-old now combines his twin passions for history and video games through his multimedia practice, which examines how new technology shapes and advances societies. His...


Singapore to host Southeast Asia's only BTS THE CITY ARIRANG experience in 2026
Oct 22, 2026

Singapore to host Southeast Asia's only BTS THE CITY ARIRANG experience in 2026

Singapore will host BTS THE CITY ARIRANG from December 1 to 31, 2026, in partnership with HYBE, marking the project's only Southeast Asian stop this year. The island-wide programme will feature themed installations, light shows, art trails and music-led experiences across major attractions, building up to BTS' four sold-out concerts at the National Stadium in December.


Hong Kong’s Stanley, once packed with tourists, is now dead. What happened?
Oct 22, 2026

Hong Kong’s Stanley, once packed with tourists, is now dead. What happened?

With summer’s heat dissipating in Hong Kong, I decided to do a country walk last weekend and ended up in Stanley, a coastal neighbourhood in the south of Hong Kong Island. What we found there shocked us. It had been a few years since I visited the area, mostly because it was always packed with tourists. In all previous Stanley outings, hordes of visitors, whether from mainland China or Western countries, packed the side-street market and the main beach promenade. On this recent hike, a trail led...