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Jigyasa Sahay

Jigyasa Sahay

Senior Sub Editor

Travel-Colours-Quirks are things Jigyasa associates with. She is someone who enjoys the world of stories and believes that one travels through narratives they write and share. Her mantra for life is -"Hakuna Matata." Currently, she covers lifestyle and everything and anything that falls under the umbrella.

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Interviews

Over 15 years and only 1 dish: The viral Japanese chef's biryani story

Japanese chef Takamasa Osawa also known as Biriyani Osawa has made headlines in India for perfecting one dish for over 15 years. In an exclusive conversation with India Today Digital, he takes us through his journey and answers everything that the world wants to know about him.

The story of Japan's biryani man and why he chases this one dish

Eat

What Partition left in India's mithai boxes

Welcome to the tales of Partition that are served as mithais today. From refugee-camp improvisations to recipes carried across the border, scroll down and find out the Partition stories hiding inside India's sweets.

Some sweets were born out of Partition, while others travelled and crossed borders with families

Life

The classrooms have changed, and so has the cost of being a teacher today

Once considered a rather 'simple' profession, teaching is today more challenging than many corporate jobs. You can no longer simply walk into a classroom with a qualification and call it a day. Teaching was never easy, but the job now comes with a much longer list of expectations and far less room for getting things wrong.

The cost of being a teacher has changed manifold

Style

Masaba's bridal couture is the kind you will actually want to wear

House of Masaba unveiled its first bridal couture collection - 'Chardi Kala' - at Hyundai India Couture Week 2026 in New Delhi. The showcase made a refreshing, fashionable case for accessible couture, offering plenty of inspiration for brides and bridesmaids alike.

The House of Masaba debuts at Hyundai India Couture Week 2026

Life

Millennials are sorry, they misunderstood Gen Z

Gen Zs are digital natives who have been associated with being moody, prioritising mental health and, of course, bizarre internet trends. But this week, they spearheaded a movement in India which has not just garnered them attention, but a lot of praise and applause.

Gen Z is often mocked as the "unserious" generation but now the perception is changing (Photo: Reuters)

Life

Are prenups only for the rich?

Conversations around prenup mostly surface when it's either a celebrity wedding, or a celebrity divorce. By and large, prenup is mostly associated as just one of those rich people's things. But is it really the case?

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt signed a prenuptial agreement before their marriage in 2014 to protect their combined net worth.

Life

Should prenups become legal in India?

When Celina Jaitly touched upon the idea of prenups, she wasn't just sharing personal advice, she was reopening a conversation about the importance of a financial document, one that India has probably long avoided.

Prenuptial agreements are not legally binding in India
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