Jayashree Narayanan

"It is so difficult to talk about his legacy. He affected the lives of so many people," Amal Allana, his daughter, told indianexpress.com

While multinationals started or expanded corporate programs to address concerns of LGBT employees in the workplace in India from 2016, a year after homosexuality was decriminalised by the apex court, it is only now that more companies are leaning towards a change that could cascade into something bigger

Wildlife photographer Mayuresh Hendre, who captured the majestic species, shares more about the sighting, the need for tiger corridors and more

Wholesome approach to health is need of the hour. Count on these immunity tips from Luke Coutinho

Hollywood filmmaker of Indian origin, Sweta Rai, shot A Pandemic: Away from the Motherland remotely, with footage recorded from several devices at different locations during the lockdown

Even as the concept of a healthy body and strong immune system have been part of India’s culture since times immemorial, "before Covid times, immunity-boosting was not very focused".

Coutinho, who advocates dry fasting and intermittent fasting for healthy living, talks to indianexpress.com on his recent book, why fasting is for everyone, and how it could be a way to build immunity given the pandemic concerns

Discrimination over dark skin is a reality that some take in their stride bravely while some look for ways out — one of which is resorting to fairness creams

With his new venture Indusverse, Arunabh Kumar and co-founders Alok Sharma and Saumin Patel want to raise contemporary issues in the comic book and graphic novel format.

In the lockdown, men finally began to see how much labour goes into running a household. We speak to some of those who stepped up to share the load with their partner.

Vasundhara Das, who has donned several hats, including that of an entrepreneur and environmentalist, is passionate about music therapy and continues to further the cause of using music for community building and leadership, as a drum jam facilitator in India.

The most promising of the post-lockdown changes is a definitive shift to eco-friendly materials and processes, says fashion designer Anita Dongre.

If you ever wished a robot could cook your meals, your dream may just materialise soon. Check out the fully automatic cooking robot Nosh.

Jacqueline Fernandez tells indianexpress.com that she has been beating the lockdown blues away with her fitness routine that includes activities like dancing, riding horses, swimming, running and practicing yoga.

The rapid spread of SARS-CoV-2, combined with an unprecedented, near-complete global lockdown, has prompted cancer patients to seek healthcare at home. This has provided a window for healthcare companies to offer home services.

Chennai-based Ratheesh S has developed a simple ear protector made of cotton fabric that can be used with elastic-loop type masks to help prevent ear pain. Find out more about it here

Dehradun-based Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment's NIEPVD has come up with the transparent masks, which are believed to support the deaf and hearing-impaired.

To make matters worse, PwDs with compromised immunity and chronic conditions tend to be at a higher risk of getting coronavirus.

Are professionals trading their 'me-time' for completing pending tasks while working from home? Find out here.

Move over working from home, it's time for weddings from home, on call and small, intimate ceremonies.

Persons with disabilities and their caregivers are calling hotlines with various issues during this lockdown. However, are inclusion and accessibility still out of reach?

While his eponymous label Tarun Tahiliani Design Studio completed 25 years with a "small celebration" much before the lockdown, the designer mentioned how his years in the industry still "feel like a dream".

From rekindling an old hobby to picking up a new skill, lockdown is bringing out the unknown artist in many of us.

Amid the coronavirus lockdown, as we work from home, there are added pressures of family and household responsibilities, leading to stress and anxiety in some. What are people and organisations doing about it?