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By Aruna Joshi There are moments when you feel exhausted, and one night’s sleep is enough to restore your energy. ...

By Neer Bukharia and Smriti Sinha Ordering ice cream at 3 a.m., and delivery is just 10 minutes? Or hiring ...

In her new book The Art of Decluttering (Penguin Random House India, ₹399), Bhawana Pingali writes about almost-forgotten Indian lifestyle ...

By Vaishnavi Roy When a marriage breaks, the world splits into two, but what happens when the split is not ...

By Sangeetha Vallat Having spent years behind a railway ticket window, my heartbeat long attuned to the rhythm of trains, ...

By Sara Yahia The sun was already punishingly hot when I stepped out of the air-conditioned office, my abaya clinging ...

In her new book How Women Invest in a Man’s World (Bloomsbury India, ₹399), Dr Jyoti Mehndiratta Kappal takes a ...

By Palak Malik UK-born Bela Evers-Kapoor, an ocean rowing athlete, made history this year by becoming the first woman of ...

By Julia Dutta Two new novels set in early 20th century India explore themes of love, loss and belonging, and ...

eShe is delighted to invite you to an exclusive wellness retreat for women ‘Sacred Pause’, organised by Soul Retreats International ...

By Komal Malhotra If you’ve ever felt unsure about where to begin your reading journey, A Book of Books (HarperCollins India, INR ...

Author, journalist and columnist Rituparna Chatterjee spent four years collecting real-life stories of love in India, across geographies and socioeconomic ...