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At Antilia's Ganpati celebrations, Nita Ambani and Radhika Merchant the saas-bahu duo looked abolsutely breathtaking in their traditional avatars.

Nita Ambani's striking Ganpati celebration look was centred on a humongous maharani haar. But wait a minute, it's not the first time a celebrity has been seen wearing it.

After a Gurugram biker's crash video surfaced, women riders described how they have been chased, harassed and followed on Indian roads. The accounts prove this wasn't a one-off incident for sure.

Katrina Kaif's postpartum trolling is not just an isolated story and nor is it just a celebrity story, millions of moms go through the same scrutiny after childbirth.

A video of Telangana Congress MLA Malreddy Ranga Reddy with two female students on a state-run bus has sparked questions over unwanted physical contact. Some everyday physical contact can leave women uncomfortable. Yet, speaking up often feels harder than simply moving away.

Hilary Swank's pregnancy at 52 raises questions about conception after menopause, fertility treatment and the health risks of pregnancy after 50.

From fresh sugarcane juice and jaggery-based spirits to years spent in oak casks, Indian rum is evolving. But can a category long associated with affordability convince drinkers to pay whisky-like prices for a bottle?

Urban consumers can now rent plots or subscribe to farms for fresh pesticide-free seasonal vegetables. But how accessible are these and most importantly, is this the future we didn't see coming?

Exclusive | Ranjani Iyengar, founder of Pink Whistle Man, tells India Today how Anirudh Ravichander-Kavya Maran's invitation came together, why powder blue, ivory and silver defined its look, and what celebrity clients really want from wedding stationery.

Designer Ranjani Iyengar revealed how Anirudh Ravichander and Kavya Maran's reception invitation was created. The viral design reflects celebrity clients' growing preference for timeless simplicity and keepsake value.