Kajol and Twinkle’s new talk show on Prime is too much glitter, too little gold
About The Author
Lalita Iyer is an Associate Editor at Outlook and the author of Aging (Un)Gracefully, The Whole Shebang, Raising Mamma and other books.
A journey into traditional Indian rituals and mindful practices for modern minimalism.
A journey through faith, fear, and the fragile idea of home.
Thanks to the evolution of more complex grey characters in Hindi cinema, villains have lost their spotlight. Here’s revisiting a few we loved
An exponential rise in the use of discreet dating apps in India highlights a critical shift: the meaning of monogamy and the perception of fidelity are being fundamentally renegotiated.
Her jokes about her family and Indians at large have been raking it in, but the question is, are they past their expiry date?
Lalita Iyer's 'Aging (Un) Gracefully' is a memoir which takes a deep-dive into the many ways in which aging is both a growing up and a liberation
Keerthiswaran's supposed romantic comedy suffers from a severe identity crisis and that is not its biggest problem
In Chennai, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) made a start in 1939. The organisation has continued to grow in Tamil Nadu, with its share of ups and downs over the last eight decades. North Tamil Nadu Joint Prachar Pramukh Dr K. Gopalakrishnan and RSS Media Co-ordinator Chandrasekaran spoke to Lalita Iyer about the organisation’s trajectory in the state. Excerpts:
India’s sleep crisis is fuelling a fast-growing wellness economy, where a good night’s rest is the new motif for health
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