Life
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Trinetra Haldar Gummaraju: Transgender doctor and Instagram star fights bigotry in India
Transgender activist, surgeon in training, and Instagram influencer: At just 24, Indian doctor Trinetra Haldar Gummaraju has worn many hats
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Virgil Abloh: the man who brought the street to the catwalk
Virgil Abloh died on Sunday at the age of 41, with few aware that he had been battling a rare form of cancer, cardiac angiosarcoma, since 2019
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Man's power over nature is the biggest illusion: Manoj Bajpayee
On this episode of 'Forbes India Beyond the Boardroom', Manoj Bajpayee shares his learnings from the pandemic, role of discipline in his life, and why he doesn't like the feeling of insecurity that comes with being a father
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Shake the habit of spending too long sitting, your mental health will thank you
Scientists find that sitting more is linked to increased feelings of depression and anxiety
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How pigs are helping Amsterdam's airport tackle bird strikes
To protect birds from collisions with aircraft—and vice versa—Amsterdam's airport has signed up a herd of pigs
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Would you pick slower delivery to cut your carbon footprint?
Knowing the carbon emissions of an order being shipped from the other side of the planet encourages consumers to choose eco-responsible delivery options, recent studies suggest
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Legalised cannabis: A rarity around the world
Germany is set to become the third nation to legalise cannabis after Uruguay and Canada
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Netflix embraces audio with Spotify partnership
Netflix has teamed up with Spotify to create a new hub on the audio-streaming platform
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Why are wired headphones the hot new accessory for Gen Z?
Apple may have a reason to be worried: its AirPods are falling out of favor with the younger generations
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Germany hopes to speed up the shift to electric trucks
The idea is to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions while accelerating the uptake of hybrid or fully electric solutions in the industry
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Is lab-grown chocolate the answer to the impending 'chocapocalyspe'?
Instead of harvesting beans, chocolate could one day be manufactured on a large scale in labs