Watch: Woman Shares 4 Parenting Habits That She "Happily Borrowed" From India

Rural women taste economic benefits of 'gundruk'

Anjali Thapa/RSSHetauda, July 8: Until a few years ago, the daily life of 38-year-old Shriya Gurung from Ghalegaun, Heta...

Woman Bridges Language Gap To Connect With Husband's Great-Grandmother

The video shows a North Indian woman visiting her Telugu husband's family during their trip to India after marriage.

Anshula Kapoor recreated late mother Mona's perfume, sprayed before wedding: 'Remembered Maa smelled...'

Anshula Kapoor, who married her boyfriend Rohan Thakkar on July 6, kept her mother, Mona Shourie Kapoor, close in her memories. While she kept her photo beside her during the ceremony, the philanthropist has now detailed an emotional moment from her wedding. Anshula has revealed that she recreated her mother's perfume, sprayed it on her before marrying her now husband and wrapped in one of her hugs again.

How expensive is it to buy American groceries in India? Expat shares in viral video

The woman’s post about buying American groceries in India has prompted varied responses on social media.

The Rise of India’s “One-Hand Meal” Economy: Why Convenience-Led Dining Is Creating the Next Big QSR Opportunity

For decades, Indian food culture revolved around sit-down meals. Breakfast at home, lunch breaks at work and family dinners defined how India ate. India’s Eating Habits Are Undergoing a Major Shift. Today, that reality is changing. The modern Indian consumer is constantly moving — between offices, metro stations, co-working spaces, college campuses, airports and late-night work schedules. As lifestyles become faster and more fragmented, one factor is increasingly shaping food choices: convenience. This shift is giving rise to what can be called India’s “One-Hand Meal” economy — a category of portable, affordable and complete meals designed for people who no longer