Prerna Mittra

While the thought of going back to school and having a physical reunion with friends and teachers is welcome, it becomes the primary responsibility of the school itself to create a safe environment for students, and to alleviate the fear of parents.

The national capital has been braving the pandemic, even as residents take hesitant steps towards normalcy

In a recent interaction, the actor talked about her journey thus far, pregnancy cravings, and whether she has mastered the art of changing diapers fast.

The Surat-based author was dealing with depression, anxiety and panic attacks in 2018. He started writing 'dear stranger' notes on Instagram as part of his therapy, which later gave him the idea of the book

The Vidya Balan-starrer -- currently playing at the Yellowstone International Film Festival -- shows a nurturing relationship between a mother and her son, narrated from the prism of gender violence

The actor says her fitness mantra right now is to not have the 'COVID bod'

Namrata decodes the relevance of her debut book, and what it meant for her to marry into a musical family where her father-in-law became her good friend

From Ashutosh Gowariker's 'Swades', to Imtiaz Ali's 'Highway', and more, Bollywood has always offered an interesting peek into the lanes of India

From road trips to offbeat domestic destinations, find out how Indians are planning their trips this year

'Believed in resolutions until the pandemic hit'

'This year, Suresh has been very helpful and patient with me, Gracia and Rio.'

In a year where we find ourselves at a loss for words, we also relearn our ABCs

That some Indian institutions enjoy schooling people is not unknown. It becomes problematic and dangerous, to some extent, when a diktat on clothing gives someone the leeway to make personal comments

"It is unfortunate that fashion bloggers in India are considered frivolous; fashion really lifts people and their sense of understanding and awareness," she says

'Entrepreneurship and startups have become a mainstream conversation today, which wasn’t the case a decade ago in India,' the author said.

From getting inspired by their mothers' wardrobe, to choosing sustainability and comfort -- these millennials have upgraded their closets, and how!

In India, a large chunk of the onus falls on travel companies with which people make bookings, to tailor a safe and pleasurable experience for travellers

Kalia the Crow was the brainchild of Luis Fernandes. "We had our editorial office in Wodehouse Road in Colaba, in a 100-year-old mansion. A crow used to visit us every afternoon around lunchtime. It would remind us to put our pens down and take a break," Rao shared.

Self-confidence cannot be built in an environment of shame. Our workshops and courses are about supportive learning, says award-winning theatre director Bruce Guthrie

'I think sometimes companies feel like they can't do enough, but even the smallest step forward followed by another one, will lead to great change over time.'

'Some people are comfortable with their bigotry. So, as long as they exist, so will I.'

After the recently-concluded Lakme Fashion Week, the actor chatted with indianexpress.com on all things fashion, his lockdown experience, his music, the evolution of his wardrobe, among other things

'Not talking to children about pressing social issues would be the biggest parenting mistake.'

The Hong Kong-based designer on how feng shui can be used to bring a sense of normalcy in these perilous times, her own journey starting out, and what she thinks entails good feng shui practices