Meet Kerala’s growing community of women in motorsports
[ad_1] Aparna Umesh is navigating an impossibly slushy track in her modified off-road rig, maneuvering through a bumpy dirt track with the ease of an expert. All of a sudden, the track dips into a muddy trough and the small group of onlookers hold their breath. Can she make it up the sharp incline? Sure enough, she does. Aparna is
This Kochi youngster handmade a Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4 from scratch
[ad_1] As we wait for Bibin Chacko outside his house in the interiors of Thiruvaniyur, near Kochi, we spy the hood of a ‘car’. The low-slung car, almost grazing the ground, is covered with tarpaulin. That ‘handmade car’ is Bibin’s claim to fame, and one that his father, Chacko TO hopes would get him a job with an automobile company,
Chennai: 5 heritage structures reborn
[ad_1] Chennai’s architectural landscape breathes like a living entity. The cityscape is dotted with Indo-Saracenic, colonial, and Art Deco landmarks, their presence a strong representation of Madras, and now Chennai’s layered culture, history, and design language. But the past few years have seen a revived interest in restoring older structures, especially as the awareness in conservation has grown. There are
Chennai | The Senior Living Conclave 2025: rethinking how we age
[ad_1] A model of the Ashiana Vatsalya project. In a country where life expectancy is rising and family structures are evolving, questions about how and where we age are becoming increasingly urgent. The Hindu Group, in collaboration with Ashiana Vatsalya, is set to host the Senior Living Conclave 2025 on July 27 at Taj Coromandel, Nungambakkam. It aims to address the
Can you lose fat from a specific body part? The truth about spot reduction |
[ad_1] Many people dream of losing fat from specific parts of their bodies — the belly, arms, thighs, or even under the chin. The idea of being able to shape your figure with targeted exercises is tempting, especially for those who struggle with stubborn fat in certain areas. This concept, often referred to as “spot reduction,” suggests that exercising a
Pizzeria Toto in Thiruvananthapuram serves pizzas inspired from different parts of the world
[ad_1] It is easy to miss Pizzeria Toto at Ulloor, in Thiruvananthapuram, while driving if not for the sign of an illuminated cartoon pizza slice topped with pepperoni standing next to it. Fairy lights dangle down the eatery’s face, leading up to a rustic porch, with wall lamps casting shadows on a textured white wall. A few wooden chairs and
The 7th edition of Shefs at The Leela celebrates women in culinary leadership
[ad_1] Bunuma Patgiri | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT The Leela Palace Chennai presents the seventh edition of Shefs at The Leela in collaboration with ‘Dean With Us’ — the mother-daughter duo of Rupali and Akanksha Dean. The event honours the transformative role of Indian women chefs who are shaping the future of gastronomy. After past editions hosted across Bengaluru, Gurugram,
Movie Review | Jurassic World Rebirth, F1 and Pune Highway
[ad_1] You ever notice how human nature is basically one big dare? We build things we can’t control, chase what we don’t understand, trust people we probably shouldn’t… And when it all blows up, we look around like, “Wow. Who could’ve seen that coming?” Everyone. Literally, everyone. This week, we’re diving into human nature. Messing with Nature. Man versus Nature
Inside Aiyyo Shraddha’s wildly relatable comedy journey
[ad_1] Comedian Shraddha Jain | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement “Just before I go on stage, I tell myself, these are my people,” says comedian Shraddha Jain, better known as her Instagram persona Aiyyo Shraddha. It is a quiet ritual that has grounded her through the whirlwind of a global tour, one that has taken her debut stand-up special So Mini
9 health benefits of asparagus you should know |
[ad_1] Asparagus is a nutrient-rich superfood that supports everything from gut health and immunity to weight loss and hormonal balance. Packed with fibre, antioxidants, vitamins, and natural plant compounds like protodioscin, this versatile vegetable offers powerful benefits backed by modern research. Whether you’re looking to improve digestion, boost mood, or support reproductive health naturally, asparagus is a valuable addition to
5 early signs of slow kidney function
[ad_1] A slowing down kidney function, allows toxins to remain in the bloodstream longer, which produces negative effects on brain function. This can cause: Problems concentrating or paying attention.Forgetfulness or memory issues.Feeling confused or having difficulty making decisions. A person experiencing this symptom, usually describes brain function as being clouded, while also experiencing exhaustion. The brain experiences the same waste
Can Ozempic and other GLP-1 drugs be substitute for work outs? Dr Ambrish Mithal and Raj Ganpath discuss
[ad_1] If you’ve ever tried to lose weight, cutting calories and spending long hours in the gym, this thought must have occurred to you: “I wish there were a pill I could pop and take care of it.” Turns out that there may be a possibility, going by the host of GLP-1 drugs, including Ozempic, Wegovy, and Rybelsus, that have
Five Indian bars have made it to Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2025. Is Indian mixology on the rise?
[ad_1] This year five Indian bars have made it to Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2025. Released on July 15 in Macau, the list features New Delhi’s Lair among its top-10 bars. But to anyone who has been paying attention to the country’s rapidly evolving cocktail culture, this is no surprise. With cutting-edge cocktail programmes, sleek interiors and menus that champion
Three Rosarians’ gift to their alma mater
[ad_1] Batch representatives and core team members during a meeting in Chennai to plan for the reunion of Rosary Matriculation Higher Secondary School What does it take to organise a grand all-batches alumni reunion of an institution that has 75 years behind it, and never a formal alumni association in all those years? Three busy women professionals — architect Priya
‘Desi Oon’ and Suresh Eriyat’s dialogue with shepherds
[ad_1] “Oon mera naam hai, oon oon oon; meri kahani zara sun sun sun.” (My name in Oon, oon oon oon; listen to my story.) A tuft of raw, tangled black Deccani wool with tiny arms and a hole for a mouth bounces across the screen, narrating the story of neglect that desi oon has suffered for generations. The six-minute
5 hair oils that can protect your strands from daily heat and styling damage
[ad_1] No matter how gentle we think we’re being, most of us are putting our hair through a lot. Between blow-drying, flat ironing, curling, coloring, and tying it up tight for that slick bun look, our strands rarely get a break. And while leave-in conditioners and serums help, there’s one old-school remedy that actually goes deep: Hair oiling. Not all
What are the tiny white spots on the nails? Top functional medicine doc says it could be a warning sign |
[ad_1] Tiny white spots on your fingernails might be more than just a cosmetic issue. According to Dr. Shirley Koeh, these spots, known as leukonychia, could signal underlying health problems like zinc, selenium, or protein deficiencies. Surprisingly, they may also indicate arsenic exposure, potentially from contaminated rice. Dr. Ever noticed small white spots on your fingernails? Though those tiny white
Why female health research could be the future of anti-ageing science
[ad_1] For decades, the science of ageing has mostly revolved around male bodies. Men dominated both the research labs and the headlines, often experimenting with extreme anti-ageing routines, from blood transfusions to VO2 max tracking. But quietly and powerfully, a new revolution is unfolding. And it begins with understanding the female body, not as an exception, but as the key
Is eating more than three meals a day bad for health? |
[ad_1] The article explores the debate between eating three versus multiple smaller meals daily. While three meals align with cultural norms and may prevent late-night eating linked to health issues, some studies suggest that more frequent, smaller meals can improve blood sugar control, especially for those with diabetes. Ultimately, the ideal meal frequency depends on individual needs and lifestyle. How
This English word is derived from the infamous history of a mental asylum — take a guess | Art-and-culture News
[ad_1] When we say a scene is “bedlam”, we usually mean it’s in utter chaos—loud, disorganised, almost out of control. But few realise that the word has its origins in a very real and very grim chapter of medical history: a medieval mental hospital in London. Here’s how a single institution gave English one of its most evocative words for
Optical illusion challenge: Can your “sharp eyes” spot the hidden cat in this picture?
[ad_1] Think you have an eagle eye for detail? Well, this challenge might prove you wrong. Here is a visual challenge that’s bound to test your observation skills to the limit. At first glance, this might seem like a simple visual challenge, a simple picture of a tree trunk nestled in thick greenery, but don’t be fooled—lurking in plain sight
From ghevar, karondas, to hari choodiyaan: Celebrating saawan with food, festivals, folk art, and traditions | Art-and-culture News
[ad_1] As the mango season fades, the saawan showers ease the parched earth and bring relief from the summer’s heat. Vendors bid farewell to the last of the Langda mangoes and begin stocking their carts with fresh black jamuns, pears, and apples. Vegetable sellers stock their carts with monsoon produce like the white and pink karondas – sour berries that
From 101.8 kg to 65 kg: How this 26-year-old man lost 36 kilos in 12 months just by following THIS diet plan
[ad_1] At 26, Priyansh Tiwari reached a point many silently feared, a weight of 101.8 kg, heavy not just on the scale but on self-worth. He didn’t chase abs or internet validation. His reason was simple: he wanted to like the person in the mirror again. He wanted to feel proud, not to impress others, but to respect himself. Over
Pattu, the Doberman rescued in Chennai, finds forever home 7,200 km away in Prague
[ad_1] Cruelty follows a pattern, gliding down a groove chiselled with indifference and abuse. Kindness follows one too, traversing a path cobbled with engagement and empathy. An astounding act of kindness usually ends up enhancing the pattern. An incredibly villainous act can add to the pattern too, but seldom to the degree with which kindness can. Doberman Pattu’s story splices
Tesla finally launches in Mumbai. But should you buy one?
[ad_1] With sky-high pricing and a cautious rollout, Tesla’s India debut feels more like a brand statement than a volume play. As rivals like Tata, Mahindra, BYD, and VinFast surge ahead with aggressive strategies, Tesla risks falling behind in one of the world’s fastest-growing EV markets. After years of speculation and delayed promises, Tesla has finally made its official entry