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Why Indian Women Are 'Done With Nonchalant Men'
Women are posting Reels declaring that they are "done with nonchalant men" and sharing edits of men who pine hopelessly or yearn over the women they love
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Facebook To Instagram, How Indian Women Are 'Renting-A-Boyfriend' Hourly
Rent-a-boyfriend once sounded like a quirky plot from a Japanese drama; however, it is now slowly becoming a real, searchable service around the globe, even in India
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Prambanan: The Story Behind The 1,000-Year-Old Hindu Temple PM Modi Visited In Indonesia
Located on the plains of Central Java, just outside Yogyakarta, Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia
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Pakistan's 125-Year-Old Gurdwara Was Demolished. Here Is Its Story
The shrine, located in Farooqabad, around 70 kilometres from Lahore, was reportedly demolished by a local businessman
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"Be A Bi**h Or Get An Autoimmune Disease": Why Some Women Are Asking Each Other To Stop Being 'Nice'
The Internet's latest slogan argues that chronic people-pleasing doesn't just drain you emotionally; it could eventually make you physically ill
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Proffee Vs Regular Coffee: Which One Deserves A Spot In Your Routine?
Social media, especially Instagram feeds, are flooded with recipes of proffee, while brands are increasingly launching coffee-protein hybrids aimed at health-conscious consumers
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Human Sacrifice To 'Ghost Sightings', How 2,000-Year-Old Lohagad Became One Of Maharashtra's Most Mysterious Forts
Beyond Lohagad's dramatic monsoon views, centuries-old walls, and Maratha history lies a collection of legends, ghost stories and unexplained tales
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Meet The New Instagram Stars: Cooks, Househelps And Delivery Partners
From cooks sharing healthy recipes to domestic workers documenting their daily lives, a new wave of creators is proving that influence is no longer limited to traditional influencers
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How Imtiaz Ali's Main Vaapas Aaunga Became A Film For Every Generation
Main Vaapas Aaunga is drawing older viewers who lived through the aftermath of Partition and younger audiences who have interpreted its themes through the lens of modern relationships
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Why Every Instagram Reel Asks You To 'Comment For Link' (And How Creators Make Money)
The explosion of "comment for link" posts shows how creators and brands continue to adapt to Instagram's limitations
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Tea With Taliban, Art With Afghan Women: Indian Influencer's 13-Day Solo Trip Across Afghanistan
In an exclusive NDTV interview, travel influencer Ankita Kumar described her 13-day solo trip to Afghanistan, where she had tea with the Taliban, roamed the streets of Kabul and met Afghan women
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Inside Bombay House: The 102-Year-Old Tata Headquarters Seen In Made in India: A Titan Story
The series not only references Bombay House as the nerve centre of crucial corporate decisions but also became the first production to film inside the iconic building.
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'Dancing Girl' Of Mohenjo-Daro: Why The 4,500-Year-Old Bronze Icon Still Fascinates The World
The recent NCERT debate on "dancing girl" has once again cast a spotlight on an object that has fascinated archaeologists, historians and art lovers for nearly a century
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Desi Internet's New Favourite Summer Outfit For Gen Z Boys? The Humble Indian Maxi
What began as an internet joke has rapidly turned into a full-blown summer trend, with young men proudly wearing colourful floral maxis and nighties while travelling, shopping, riding motorcycles, and documenting the entire experience online
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3 Months, 3,000 Workers, 100 Acre: How Lagaan Team Built Champaner From Scratch In Gujarat's Kutch
Champaner, a fictional village at the heart of Lagaan, was painstakingly built from scratch on barren farmland near Bhuj in Gujarat's Kutch district
