A closed and mysterious Indian tradition is evolving, because of the twin forces of economics and social progress.
Modern young girls do not any more confine themselves to traditional lehengas or saris or salwar-kameez to take their vows on their D-day.
We foresee India as a market with huge potential which is re-enforced by Indians’ traditional love for spices.
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The ideas of many great Hindi movies germinated in these lunch homes, the stomping grounds of the greatest film-wallahs.
India has been no stranger to branded luxury. The shopping lists of Indian royalty are still remembered long after princely titles have been
People have opened up, and become wilder and naughtier in their gifting, which wasn’t the case a couple of years back.
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The journey of almost irrational probabilities from youth cricket academies, to the different club teams, to the selection of state teams, and finally (for thetop .0000001%) onto a position on Team India.
A series of high profile politicians from foreign countries make a pilgrimage to Bihar in search of their roots.
Be it in the film world or ad world, old melodies from the 1990s, 1980s and even earlier are striking the right chords with young music enthusiasts, who are loving and lapping up the snazzier and contemporary remixed versions of the tracks.
In the last two years, the book, which captured the imagination of millions of Indian readers, is compelling indigenous publishers to explore the feasibility of homegrown erotica.
“India does not seem to have a culture or a model for philanthropy at a national level,” says Kela. “I do believe that we should look at successful global models and adapt them to our needs and tax structures rather than reinvent the wheel.