Prerna Mittra

The writer, who has been quite vocal about her mental health issues, said writing her book 'I've Never Been (Un)Happier' was a cathartic experience and it saved her life.

Experts explain what filmmakers ought to do in order to treat mental health issues in films fairly and sensitively, so as to avoid regressing and risking disseminating the wrong message

From sarees, kurtis and other pieces of clothing, to accessories, home-decor pieces and even books -- the videos get good traction, allowing people to select a product, as opposed to actually going to the store and buying them

"It was a big struggle for me to make a place in the industry on my own. I fought my battles single-handedly," the songwriter shared

In her debut book 'Cancer, You Picked The Wrong Girl', the author talks about her diagnosis, the shock and denial that followed and also and how cancer came to teach her 'some lessons'

Climatarian diet factors in ways in which the environment can be protected by making sure there is reduced carbon footprint. In other words, people who follow the diet consciously choose lower-carbon options as much as possible

Raga and her partner Nicola brought up the kids, who are now 24 years old. "My kids never felt they were being parented by two women [and so it was odd]. They embraced it and they love us for who we are."

"Before a shoot, I often put my face in icy cold water or dab ice on my face as it closes my pores and makes my skin look plump," the actor said

"Delhi is an artist's dreamscape, it has more layers than an onion -- a city of migrants, a centre of power and a stage for inequalities," said artist Aditya Raj

"During the lockdown, I was doing intermittent fasting, because I thought I won't get to go to the gym," the actor said

"More than coming up with these guidelines and circulars, it is the execution and sensitisation of the [CISF] staff that is important"

"My beauty and skincare regime is extremely minimalistic and I believe in the principle of less is more," the actor says

"I have always lived by my own convictions; will continue to do so with a lot of pride and joy," the actor shared.

Bengalis are so protective of their culture, it is unfathomable that Durga Puja can ever be scaled-down. So confident we are of celebrating the festival year after year that we even have the adage, 'Aashche bochhor aabar hobey' (come next year, we will celebrate again)

The Malik sisters are among the 400+ women from across the world who have taken on the 'Women Peak Challenge' in Switzerland, where they are representing India

"I continue with my workout routine every morning, and stay active through yoga, running, cycling..." the actor said of her pandemic fitness schedule

"One should try to nurture a genuine love for nature in their kids."

The actor, who has made her debut in an audio show, told indianexpress.com that she is waiting for the pandemic to end so she can pack her bags and travel the world again

"I have made my children aware of food. I have made them plant seeds and grow plants. It's about making it exciting for them."

Indian kitchens can now have an AI-integrated voice-first platform that functions as a "conversational culinary assistant"

While most people believe travelling to be something that is planned comfortably with family and friends, there is an entire gamut of travellers, who get their kick out of travelling solo, or in the company of total strangers

"It is such a bad feeling to see that you are landless, your country is without a government, [being run by] a handful of people who are akin to animals"

The designers are showcasing their collection at the Vogue Wedding Show 2021, a special virtual edition of the luxury wedding exhibition, which has returned this year for its eighth edition

There are many filters on social media that hide blemishes, acne and scars. Then, there are those that alter your complexion, dangerously implying that darker skin tones are akin to despair and loss