Anesha George is an Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times. She specializes in writing about food, culture, and youth trends, often exploring themes such as cultural movements and pop culture. Anesha's work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication, Hindustan Times, and MSN.
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Anesha George's coverage predominantly focuses on lifestyle and entertainment news. She often seeks expert commentary, citing data to add depth to her articles. If you're looking to reach out to Anesha, consider offering insights or data related to topics within lifestyle and entertainment such as grief, beauty trends, retail industry developments, history of certain cultural practices or products in India.
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By: Anesha George
We think of it as versions of song and dance, but nightlife has a long tradition of restlessness, rebellion, the fight to live as you choose. And it's now changing all over again.
By: Anesha George
A city isn't considered complete without a thrumming nightlife district. Take a quick trip through the centuries to see how this culture has evolved.
By: Anesha George
A city isn’t considered complete without a thrumming nightlife district. Take a quick trip through the centuries to see how this culture has evolved.
By: Anesha George
The gesture has served as a token of peace, loyalty, and betrayal. It has helped win votes, and been part of what now seem like some very odd traditions. Take a look.
By: Anesha George
The gesture can be tender, rebellious, world-changing. Scroll through iconic depictions, ancient and modern, on-screen and off.
Some of the best soundscapes, it turns out, signal danger in ways we cannot ignore, alerting parts of our brain that evolved millions of years ago.
Amid an ongoing exhibition, a look at the history of this art – from animal skins and early smocks, to anti-surveillance textiles, and dystopian everyday wear.
How does social media play into it all? How is our world affecting the teen ‘Ferrari brain’? Anesha George offers an overview of surprising recent studies.
By: Anesha George
India, Nov. 1 -- "Young people today are contending with more powerful forces than I ever faced."
They viewed that sense of overwhelming inertia very differently. Are any of our hacks really the answer? What did they do, and did it work? Take a look.
