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Anita Dongres Promise Of Hope For These Girls In Jaisalmer
The ace designer has launched a new bracelet, the sale proceeds from which will go towards the education of the students in Jaisalmers Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls' School
Switzerland Has A New Friendship Ambassador
And it is the golden boy of sports, Neeraj Chopra, who hopes to highlight the alpine country as the ideal adventure tourism destination
Lollapalooza Indias Lineup Promises A Spectacular Musical Ride
Imagine Dragons and The Strokes will headline first-ever Lollapalooza India
More Than Just Flavours
My mother passed away in 2010 and we inherited a memoir of devotion and love, bound by each priceless recipe
An Ambitious Plan to Save the Amazon
With the mighty Amazon rainforests on the brink of destruction, indigenous groups in Peru and Ecuador have taken up the good fight to protect it
A Natural, Vegan Edible Oil Brings Goodness Of The Hills To Your Home
Trikuta Oils, founded in 1932, has introduced an exotic range of organic oils that are ethically sourced from the hills of Jammu, Kashmir & Ladakh
Women in F&B Q&A With Rachel Goenka of The Chocolate Spoon
Meet Rachel Goenka, founder and CEO of The Chocolate Spoon Company which runs a series of award-winning restaurants, patisseries and bakeries in India
"Caravanning Is Like Having a Home On Wheels Wherever You Travel"
The travel culture of caravans in India seems to have hit the road in recent times. Jigyasu Joshi, Co-Founder of Carvaa Travelers Private Limited, talks to us about the trend and what goes into planning a trip
"The Idea Was To Have A Place Where People Can Hang Out, Even If Not Watching A Movie"
PVRs Luxury Lounge at Ambience Mall Vasant Kunj has introduced exclusive drinks with a Solar System theme, an industry first approach in the food and beverage industry. We spoke to Mayank Tiwari, the executive chef of HOME and Santanu Chanda, the head mixologist to find out more about the concept
Of Food, Memories and Shared Experiences A Conversation With Chitrita Banerji
Renowned food author Chitrita Banerji talks to Outlook Traveller about her favourite dishes, anecdotes, memorable culinary journeys and more
"We Started With A Gold Rum And A White Because It Captures A Variety Of Audiences"
She was a banker for almost 18 years, and started bartending in 2019 after a 6-month bartending course. Now she runs Stilldistilling Spirits and has brought out India's first golden rum
On The Future of Sustainability in the F&B Industry
Prashant Kulkarni, Director of F&B at Hilton India, speaks to us about the increasing shift towards exploring sustainable food choices in the F&B industry, the future of sustainable dining in India, and more.
Its Not Often That You Meet People Who Are Funny, Clever, and Kind. And He Was
Nigella Lawson on Anthony Bourdain, as told to Laurie Woolever
Can Trees Make You Happy A New Study Says Yes
Under a research project, a smartphone app investigated the relationship between living in a city and loneliness, and had some interesting conclusions
Sara Ali Khan's Love For Travel
While promoting her film 'Atrangi Re', Sara Ali Khan talks to Outlook Traveller about her favourite travel destinations
"I Found the Process of Creating This Book to be Hugely Cathartic"
A close associate of late Anthony Bourdain, Laurie Woolever talks to Mallika Bhagat about what went into writing Bourdain in Stories
Gearbox The Best of This Month
A projector, smart suitcase, and a travel tea collection, pack these essentials when heading out for a new age vacay
Of Beautiful, Brave People, and a River
The excerpt is from Mahanadi The tale of a river by Anita Agnihotri, translated from Bengali by Nivedita Sen.
Of Childhood Memories and More
The oldest was thirteen, the youngest six. a day of choices, resilience, strength, friendship and above all, survival, binds six kids on the (mis)adventure of their lives
Audio Tour Apps to Explore a City Solo
These walking tour apps help you discover and learn more about city attractions without a guide
Chef Arun Sundararajs Culinary Prowess Across Borders
With an undying passion for food and a knack for flavours, Chef Arun stands out for his perfection and his exemplary journey
This Chef Uses Ayurveda to Create Dishes from Around the World
Taking extended breaks to travel the world, international culinary expert Mariko Amekodommo never forgets to bring back secret ingredients, techniques and a ton of recipes
Don't Get Caught Up In Seeing 'The Best', Says Actor Jonathan Legg
The actor tells us all about his show Road Less Travelled, quirky travel experiences and smart travel hacks
India is Truly Syncretic That's One of its Most Enchanting Qualities
London-based and German-born acclaimed American photographer Karen Knorr tells us about her work India Song, her trips to India, and why she absolutely loves Rajasthan
Q&A Joanna Taylor on the Churches of India
Taylor's recent book not only packs in the architectural details and the history of many known and lesser known churches of India but also directs the readers to some of the curious artefacts which visitors tend to miss
In Conversation With Ganesh Iyer, Indias First Water Sommelier
Breaking down one mineral at a time, Ganesh Iyer, Indias first and only certified water sommelier tells us why we need to pay close attention to our water
A Talk With Dehraduns Most Sought-After Chef
From concocting chulha-based Awadhi cuisine to delivering Korma Biryani to Swara Bhaskar, Chef Sameer Sewak maps his culinary journey out for us
How To Not be Lost in Translation
Avoid getting lost in complicated sentences of foreign language. On World Translation Day, we look at apps that will help you translate foreign phrases into your own language for convenient communication while travelling
Book Review - The White Umbrella Carrying Pavlova from Peshawar to London
Despite its gentle idealism, this is certainly not a childrens book because many of the references will be unfamiliar to the average child and also because some of the endings are not happy. Sewell is better known for his art criticism
Let it Roll, Baby, Roll
What makes the book essential reading is that, as opposed to encyclopaedia- style collectible books for nerds, Sen adopts a research-oriented narrative format that makes for gripping reading
Book Review - The Longest Kiss The Life and Times of Devika Rani
The Longest Kiss is as much a story of the setting up of Indian cinema as it is the story of the actress who became a studio head














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