Life
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Indonesia's all-girl Muslim metal band heads to Glastonbury
Voice of Baceprot's three Muslim women will become the first band from Indonesia to perform at the world-famous festival in Britain this week, where the headliners include Coldplay and Dua Lipa
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Science has come up with a recipe for healthier, more sustainable chocolate
When it comes to the food of tomorrow, the challenge for the industry is to offer sustainable products without obliging consumers to forego small pleasures, which then leaves them frustrated or disappointed
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Whisky is a very flexible drink: Shinji Fukuyo of Suntory Spirits
The executive officer and chief blender of the century-old, celebrated whisky brand talks about what sets apart the different brands and distilleries of the Japanese whisky maker, and how best to drink whisky
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Endless struggle, undaunted spirit: The Afghanistan cricket story
From learning the sport at the refugee camps in Pakistan, Afghanistan has taken a giant leap, making it to their first ever semifinal in an ICC tournament
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Electric car sales fall in Europe while hybrids rise
While the European Union plans to ban the sale of combustion-powered cars by 2035, electric car sales have been sluggish since the end of 2023, mainly due to a lack of affordable models
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Try these three activities to regain control of your concentration
In an age when our attention spans are being seriously tested, a lack of motivation, procrastination, and concentration issues are omnipresent. But you can retrain your brain to focus by spending time getting absorbed in certain everyday activities.
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Seville's signature sound: The Flamenco experience
In Seville, the pearl of Andalusia, flamenco thrives, with its pulsating rhythms and fiery footwork captivating audiences
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Indian Accent x Naar: What's on the plate when chefs Manish Mehrotra and Prateek Sadhu join forces
The award-winning chefs are coming together for a buzzy pop-up, marking the mountain restaurant Naar's first urban outing, at Indian Accent outlets in Mumbai and Delhi
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Japan seeks more visitors despite overtourism woes
Last year, Japan attracted over 25 million tourists from abroad, partly buoyed by the lifting of pandemic-era border restrictions, from countries such as South Korea, Singapore and the United States.
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How reframing Friday could boost your productivity while busting stress at work
Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today! This well-known expression could be the new mantra for Fridays, at least in the context of work.
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How MMA's Puja Tomar fought her way to an UFC win
Tomar is the first Indian ever to win a bout in the prestigious American MMA promotion