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Rs 50,000 budget? 5 countries Indians can travel to without breaking their bankDreaming of international travel on a budget is now a reality. Destinations like Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Nepal, Dubai, and Thailand are accessi...- Instead of whining, let's own the monsoonsThe West romanticizes winter with activities like skiing, while West Asia and Europe have siestas for hot summers, and South Asia, especial...
- Wearing traditional? 8 Indian perfumes you must tryAttar also known as ittar is a traditional Indian perfume oil derived from natural botanical sources. It is created through a process of st...
- PR Pour Homme: How two sprays would turn a boy into a proto-man each timeThe first after-shave lotion I remember using was Old Spice, years before a razor blade ever touched my cheek. It stung a bit and felt quit...
- Aanchal Malhotra’s debut novel ‘The Book of Everlasting Things’ is a mesmerising intersection of love, desire, and communal tensions in 1947 IndiaDiscover passion and perfume in this historical romance.
- PM Modi's gifts for world leaders at G7 meet: Gulabi Meenakari, black pottery, ittar, Kashmiri carpet among othersModi gifted black pottery pieces, which are from Nizamabad in Uttar Pradesh, to the Japan's prime minister and platinum-painted tea set wit...
- 'Should have learned something from his uncle Shivpal ji', Adityanath slams SP chief over his 'gobar' remarks"It's an irony that the leader of opposition smells odour in cow dung. Had he considered cow dung as the form of Lakshmi, he would not have...
- I-T raids Samajwadi Party's Kannauj MLC as part of raids on Uttar Pradesh perfume tradersA residential building in south Delhi's New Friends Colony and about a dozen premises in Mumbai are being covered in the raids that started...
- I-T raids SP's Kannauj MLC as part of raids on Uttar Pradesh perfume tradersThe department is searching multiple locations of some entities linked to the perfume trade and related businesses, sources said.
- Pandemic weddings shrink in scale but not in luxuryIn the past year, the 'big fat, lavish Indian wedding' has turned into a muted, private affair, as many who had been waiting for the pandem...
- Expansion of organised retail has bolstered the presence of scent brands in India: Rajiv Suri, Shoppers StopProjected to grow from Rs 20 billion to 30 billion market over the next five years, the category has come a long way from the traditional d...
- From St Sava Church to Sremski Karlovci, here’s the best of the Balkan countryThe ruins of imperial Roman palaces, a tower made of human skulls, chandeliers crafted from weapons - the list is endless.
- How Indian perfume makers are stepping up to compete with global fragrance giantsIndia has been a land of olfactory indulgence — this is where ittar, incense and aromatherapy have existed for thousands of years, and pers...
- From centralised traffic control to city-wide WiFi, govt plans major makeover of Varanasi cityThe holy city is being made Wi-Fi ready and a dedicated mobile app for citizens and tourists alike will soon be rolled out.
- View: What Lucknow's ladies wantBihar had its women forcing chief minister Nitish Kumar to put prohibtion on the electoral promises table. Does UP's – or, at least, Luckno...
- It's a long stretch calling it 'Hindu'That the Surya Namaskar has its origin in a 'Hindu' body-mind exercise routine hardly makes it — or even yoga — 'Hindu'.
- Samajwadi Party’s launch of perfumes an innovative example of political brandingIt allows Akhilesh Yadav to promote his state (and party) in an innovative way. It supports the local ittar industry in Kannauj.
- Varanasi re-floats its pleasure boats"Heere are certaine pleasure boats used by Great Men, which (because of their strange Shape) I will — describe in few words, as also by fig...
- Desi Bachelorette: More and more Indian brides-to-be are opting for wild weekends in TurkeyTurks love Indians and are aware of the value of the desi tourist buck. Girls are spoilt silly in the superbly appointed hotels dotting Ist...
- Assam violence: Tarun Gogoi must ensure that the north-east remains India’s greatest celebration of diversityThe north-east is India’s greatest celebration of diversity. Tarun Gogoi must ensure it remains that way.
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