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Janhvi Kapoor lives in Rs 65 crore Bandra duplex featuring grand spiral staircase, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Mumbai’s skyline, private swimming pool, lush garden, chandelier-lit dining area, cosy fireplace and corridors adorned with Kapoor family memories

Janhvi Kapoor home tour: The actor's Mumbai home showcases her connection to the Kapoor family and her personal style. The duplex features modern interiors, elegant living spaces, and personal family touches throughout. Spacious areas and large windows bring in natural light while offering views of Mumbai. Outdoor spaces include a…

The Economic Times · 16h ago

‘Shivaji Park, Shivaji Park’: Abhijeet Dipke takes auto-driver disguise to drum up CJP protest

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke took an unusual route to rally support for Friday’s Mumbai protest, posing as an autorickshaw driver at Bandra station and calling out “Shivaji Park, Shivaji Park” to commuters. The outfit’s ‘Jail Bharo Andolan’ sought Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation amid the SIR controversy.

The Economic Times · Oct 2

Salman Khan’s sister Arpita lives in luxurious Bandra home in Mumbai with husband Aayush Sharma featuring a movable wall, sea-facing balcony, Aayush’s “private” room and bhaijaan's painting

Salman Khan's sister Arpita Khan house tour: The couple live in a luxurious sea-facing apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra. The couple’s home features Scandinavian-inspired interiors and stunning panoramic sea views from a spacious balcony. A tour by filmmaker Farah Khan reveals the family’s lifestyle, with humorous interactions highlighting their dynamics. A…

The Economic Times · Oct 2

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Karan Johar lives in 8,000-square-foot Pali Hill duplex in Mumbai worth Rs 32 crore designed by Gauri Khan that has a wraparound terrace, a bedroom-turned-closet, a glam room and a spacious living area

Karan Johar house tour: The filmmaker's house in Bandra, Mumbai, was redesigned by Gauri Khan into a spacious family-friendly environment. During the Covid-19 lockdown, Johar, his mother, and his twins used the home extensively. Notably, an entire bedroom was converted into a luxury closet for Johar's designer collection. Furthermore, his…

The Economic Times · Sep 28

TNR in Indian Neighbourhoods: How Trap, Neuter and Return Actually Shrinks Stray Cat Colony Numbers

Why removing cats from a colony does not reduce the colonyA stray cat removed from a territory leaves a resource vacuum. Other cats move in within days, sometimes from adjacent streets, sometimes from the same litter born weeks earlier. This is called the vacuum effect, and it is the reason…

Times Life · Sep 13

Sherwani Guide: What to Buy, What to Rent and Why the Fit Will Haunt You Forever

The Sherwani Market Will Not Tell You the TruthWalk into any wedding sherwani showroom in Chandni Chowk or Bandra and the salesperson's job is to make every option look like the minimum acceptable choice. The embroidered silk at ₹80,000 is positioned as the sensible middle ground. The one at ₹1.2…

Times Life · Sep 9

Travelling Into Mumbai for Ganeshotsav: Trains, Road Closures and Where to Stay

Why Mumbai's Transport Grid Shifts Completely During GaneshotsavGaneshotsav does not just add crowds to Mumbai, it reorganises the city. The ten-day festival, anchored by massive public Ganesh installations called sarvajanik mandals, draws lakhs of visitors from Maharashtra and beyond, and the municipal corporation responds by closing or restricting vehicle movement…

Times Life · Sep 8

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5 Indian Destinations That Are Genuinely Accessible for Travellers With Mobility Challenges

Agra: The Taj Mahal's Accessibility Overhaul Is More Serious Than You ThinkThe Archaeological Survey of India installed paved pathways and ramps at the Taj Mahal complex after sustained pressure from disability rights groups, and the difference is measurable. Wheelchair users can now reach the main plinth via a dedicated ramp…

Times Life · Aug 30

Why the Fourth House Is the Most Emotionally Loaded Astrology Placement for Home and Relationship

The house that never stops countingYou can track a relationship through the seventh house, commitment, partnership, the legal architecture of two people agreeing to stay. But the fourth house is where you actually lived. It is the placement of home in the deepest sense: not the house you grew up…

Times Life · Aug 27

Two Parsi-owned Perry Cross Road bungalows to be torn down for Rs 1,500 crore luxury project

Bungalows on Perry Cross Road in Bandra, Gladhurst and Kavas Lodge, are set to be torn down by Supreme Universal to make way for two luxury towers valued at roughly Rs 1,500 crore. Dating back to the early 1900s and owned by Parsi families, the properties join a wider trend…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Jaaved Jaaferi, known for 'Boogie Woogie', lives in a 7,000-sq-ft Bandra home with Arabian Sea view, Mediterranean interiors, onyx dining table and earthy-toned furniture

Actor Jaaved Jaaferi has returned to Bandra with his family, moving into a 7,000-sq-ft sea-facing apartment overlooking the Arabian Sea. Designed by Kush Bhayani, the home combines Mediterranean influences with earthy tones, textured walls, an onyx dining table, family keepsakes and a spacious terrace.

The Economic Times · Aug 25

India's School Uniform Debate Has Always Been About Body Politics, Class, and Control

The Body That Needs to Be ManagedWhen a school in Karnataka issues a circular banning salwar kameez and insisting on a prescribed skirt length, the stated reason is almost always discipline. Uniformity. A level playing field. But the circular never explains why a fifteen-year-old girl's hemline is a disciplinary matter,…

Times Life · Aug 25

Kazakhstan Travel Guide for Indian Travellers: Visa, Almaty, Steppe, and Budget Tips

The visa situation that changes everythingKazakhstan extended visa-free access to Indian passport holders in 2023, valid for stays of up to 14 days. No e-visa form, no appointment queue at an embassy, no letter of invitation. You land at Almaty International Airport or Nursultan Nazarbayev International Airport in Astana, show…

Times Life · Aug 23

The Class and Status Signals Hidden Inside Every Indian Dating App Profile Nobody Discusses

The college name is never just a college nameYou put IIT or SRCC or Symbiosis in your bio and told yourself it was for context. It wasn't. You knew, the way everyone knows without saying it, that certain institution names function as shorthand for a family's income bracket, their English…

Times Life · Aug 19

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Times Life · Aug 18

The Thrifter's City Guide: Best Secondhand and Vintage Markets in Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru

Mumbai: Where the Secondhand Market Has Always Been SeriousChor Bazaar in Bhendi Bazaar is the oldest and densest secondhand market in Mumbai. The furniture and antique lanes get the most attention, but the clothing stalls tucked behind them, particularly on Mutton Street, are where real finds surface. Expect exported surplus,…

Times Life · Aug 18

Why Indian Dating Apps Have Given Us a Generation Stuck in the Almost Relationship

The Apartment You Never Quite Move IntoYou know exactly what this is. There is a man whose texts arrive at 11 pm and whose silences arrive on weekends. You have had the conversation about what this is at least twice, and both times it ended somewhere soft and unresolved, like…

Times Life · Aug 18

The Browsing Habit That Is Quietly Destroying Your Capacity for Real Intimacy and Connection

The Tab You Never CloseYou know the feeling. Someone is sitting across from you at a café in Bandra or Koramangala, saying something real, and your thumb is already itching. Not because he is boring. Because somewhere in the back of your mind, the app is still open. The browsing…

Times Life · Aug 17

India Fashion Week Trends and the Wardrobes of Real Women: Why Four Cities Decide What India Wears

The runway exists in a different countryYou watch the reel. A model moves down a white-lit runway in something that is half-sari, half-structured coat, hand-embroidered at the hem, priced somewhere between a month's rent and a small car. The designer takes a bow. The front row applauds. By the next…

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Times Life · Aug 17

Tapas in the Yoga Sutra: Why Ancient India Considered Voluntary Discomfort Sacred and Necessary

What Patanjali Actually SaidIn the second chapter of the Yoga Sutras, the sadhana pada, Patanjali opens with three words: tapas, svadhyaya, ishvara pranidhana. Discipline, self-study, surrender. He calls this combination kriya yoga, the yoga of action. Tapas comes first. Not devotion, not study. The discomfort comes first. Sutra II.43 makes…

Times Life · Aug 16

What Sabyasachi's Design Philosophy Reveals About the Indian Woman's Relationship With Identity

He Is Selling Permission, Not ClothesSabyasachi Mukherjee built a brand on a single uncomfortable premise: that the Indian woman had been talked out of her own aesthetic. The heavily embroidered blouses, the unbleached cotton, the Bengal-weight silks in colours that look like they were pulled from a zardozi archive, none…

The Economic Times · Aug 15

Awarapan 2 actor Emraan Hashmi lives in Rs 16 crore Bandra home with minimalist interiors, earthy tones, wooden furniture, a spacious library, workout area and a balcony offering sweeping city views

Emraan Hashmi's Mumbai residence showcases how interiors influence feelings and focus. Neutral colors like white and beige create a grounding and regulating environment for occupants. Open spaces and natural views offer restorative attention and reduce psychological pressure. Thoughtful design choices combine comfort and functionality for overall well-being. Such elements support…

Times Life · Aug 10

Why the Maang Tikka Is the One Indian Jewellery Piece That Belongs to Both Tradition and Modern Identity

The Forehead Was Never Just a ForeheadBefore it was fashion, before it was bridal, before a jeweller in Jaipur or Hyderabad ever set a polki stone into a chain, the centre of the forehead already meant something. In classical Indian thought, the point between the brows, the ajna, is where…

The Economic Times · Aug 7

How Boojee Café grew from a 100 sq ft, 15-seat Bandra outlet with Rs 10 lakh investment to Rs 10 crore monthly revenue

Boojee Cafe, which started in Mumbai in 2019 with a simple investment, has transformed into a hotspot for celebrities and influencers alike. Renowned for its artisanal coffee and gourmet comfort food, the cafe boasts a thoughtfully curated menu and chic interiors that attract patrons. With its popularity soaring, Boojee Cafe…

Times Life · Jul 21

Why Quality Time Feels So Uncomfortable for Couples Who Never Saw It Modelled at Home

The Silence That Passes Between YouYou clear the dinner table. He's on his phone. You sit beside him, not quite touching, and there is nothing wrong, no fight, no distance you could name, and yet the evening feels like a room you don't know how to be in. You suggest…

The Economic Times · Jul 4

Mumbai weather: IMD issues 'red alert' as financial capital braces for heavy rains

Mumbai rains today: Mumbai is grappling with heavy rainfall as the IMD issued a 'red alert', forecasting intense showers and gusty winds. Western suburbs bore the brunt with over 150 mm of rain in some areas. Despite waterlogging and commuter disruptions, public transport remains operational. Authorities have warned of high…

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