Katrina Kaif's postpartum trolling is not just an isolated story and nor is it just a celebrity story, millions of moms go through the same scrutiny after childbirth.
After a Gurugram biker's crash video surfaced, women riders described how they have been chased, harassed and followed on Indian roads. The accounts prove this wasn't a one-off incident for sure.
Nita Ambani's striking Ganpati celebration look was centred on a humongous maharani haar. But wait a minute, it's not the first time a celebrity has been seen wearing it.
Turns out, there is more than the society-approved way to make a living.
Indian restaurants are reworking tables, menus and service as more people dine alone. But is that enough for the diners?
Delhi hotels are pairing high-security summit hosting with tailored food experiences for BRICS delegations. Regional menus, edible gifts and personalised touches are becoming part of the capital's diplomatic welcome.
India's best-known amusement parks may have faded from public imagination, but operators say the sector is rebuilding. The shift reflects changing aspirations, land constraints and stronger competition from travel and newer leisure formats.
Lindsay Clancy says postpartum psychosis drove her to kill her children. Can it actually happen?
Indian chefs and bartenders are bringing ants and other insects into tasting menus and cocktails. The shift draws on long-standing tribal food knowledge rather than treating the ingredient as a novelty.
Dim torka, a dal topped with scrambled egg, is a beloved roadside staple across parts of eastern India. Its murky origins and regional journey reveal how dishes travel, adapt and become markers of home.
After deleting Swiggy and Zomato for a month, the writer cooked nearly every meal at home. The experiment cut habitual ordering, reduced spending and turned meal prep into a lasting routine.
Jalebi, often seen as a quintessential Indian sweet, may not be Indian actually. Surprised? Let's tell you more about this sweet's history.
As students in Jharkhand marched towards the state Assembly demanding recruitment exam reforms, they danced. Security forces deployed water cannons on the protesters, and they jumped into an impromptu dance under the water.
For years, Indian courtrooms have asked women to prove they were victims before asking what happened to them. The Tarun Tejpal judgment challenges that script. But will we see the ripples of that verdict in courtrooms soon?
It is a fact that stitched blouses entered Indian wardrobes only a few hundred years ago. So what are they doing in Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana? Here, we not only trace the history of this garment but also unstitch the whole controversy surrounding the blouse that has sparked a debate over history, mythology and costume design.
The BJP is stepping up its Instagram push after the Cockroach Janta Party's rapid rise unsettled its old digital playbook. If you are to believe experts, it is exposing the party's struggle to sound natural on a platform shaped by young, unscripted audiences, but some are finding it difficult to believe.
Aisha Rao unveiled Priyasi at India Couture Week 2026, building the collection around longing, union and remembrance. She opened about it in an exclusive interview with India Today.
At Hyundai India Couture Week 2026, designer Arpita Mehta presented her debut couture collection and reintroduced Indian ceremonial dressing as something you live in, not something you admire from a distance.
The Cockroach Janta Party protest turned placards, slogans and viral moments into its sharpest political language. The campaign showed how humour, memes and street imagery drove attention before the resignation demand was met.
House of Rohit Bal unveiled Dastkar at Hyundai India Couture Week 2026 as a tribute to its artisans.
