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What Sheikh Hasina’s pledge to return home around December could mean for Bangladesh – and India
Sheikh Hasina, the ousted prime minister of Bangladesh, has said that she will return home around December and surrender despite the death sentence handed down against her while she has been living in exile in India. In a telephone interview with Reuters published on Friday, the 78-year-old said she would return alongside senior Awami League…
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From Heatwaves To Rainy Days Denim Is Ready For Every Season
Whether it’s too darn hot and humid like summer or wet and stormy like the monsoon or windy and snowy as shivering winter, you can live in your denimwear like your second skin. Seriously! You may wonder. Well, we can’t agree more. Go-to garment The mercury level in India shoots up as the sun sizzles…
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Everyone’s Ditching Regular Vacations For This ‘Glowcation’ Trend
Glowcation is a travel trend that has become increasingly popular lately. From being a niche social-media aesthetic, it has now transitioned into a statistically backed powerhouse in the 2026 travel economy. Newly consolidated data from global authorities, including Booking.com and Skyscanner, reveals that travel is being comprehensively re-engineered, with glowcations being a key area of focus. A glowcation…
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Vadodara Travel Guide: A Royal Journey Through Palaces, Art, Heritage And Flavours Of Gujarat
When the Yashoda-Krishna by Raj Ravi Verma came under the hammer couple of months ago, it triggered a memory. But I was not so sure… However, my recent visit to Vadodara and to the Laxmi Vilas Palace of Gaekwads, confirmed that the painting is inspired by a stain glass installation on one of the windows…
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Chocolate Tourism Is The Sweetest Travel Trend Right Now
What’s the number one travel souvenir of the edible kind that comes to your mind? Easy. That would most certainly be the theobromine-laced treat called chocolate! But moving away from being has something travellers bring back from a journey, chocolate is increasingly becoming the reason for the journey itself. Across continents, hotels, estates and chocolateries…
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‘Do You Know How Lucky You Are?’: This diasporic mother-daughter memoir is a tale of reconciliation
While describing a tense moment between her mother and herself, Rani Neutill notes, “We remain locked in a cradle of enmity, sweating, grasping for air, our faces so close that I could feel her searing breath.” This sentence pretty much captures the deeply turbulent yet fiercely intimate relationship between a mother and a daughter, recalled…