Mahi Adlakha

On Republic Day, the mood in most Indian homes changes early in the morning. Flags appear on balconies, playlists quietly

For many women, booking a trip is less about finding the cheapest deal and more about reading between the lines.

When Dhurandhar was released in early December, few expected it to linger in public conversation the way it has. Yet

Lassi has never been a background drink. In North India, especially across Punjab and Rajasthan, it occupies the centre stage,

Every January, Bengaluru quietly shifts gears. Schoolbags come out even on holidays, notebooks are wiped clean, children rehearse

Soma isn’t a loud or headline-chasing restaurant. It’s the kind of place you end up at because someone told you,

On a stretch of Versova that usually smells of frying oil and traffic exhaust, something different has been quietly taking

You don’t land in USA and casually end up at Annapurna Bhavan, Bungalow, Karma Cafe, and Musaafer unless you’re eating

Music has quietly become one of Gen Z’s strongest travel motivators, not as background entertainment, but as the reason to

No one tells you that assimilation can hinge on something as small as lunch. That a meal cooked in spinach

January has a way of resetting travel moods. The year feels open, calendars are still flexible, and Republic Day has

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