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Bhai Dooj is the quiet, warm ending to the Diwali week. After all the lights, sweets and crowded evenings, the day is about something simpler: a sister, her brother, a tilak, an aarti and a plate o...

Quick answer: The most talked-about co-ord sets for women right now are embroidered chanderi sets for festive occasions and hand block printed cotton sets for everyday wear. Tara-C-Tara’s co-ord se...

The invite lands in your inbox a week before Diwali: office celebration, Friday afternoon, dress code "festive." And then the familiar question begins. Is a saree too much for a workplace event? Is...

Every year, as Diwali gets closer, the same question comes up in many homes: what should we give her this Dhanteras? Gold and silver are the traditional answers, and they have their place. But not ...

Dussehra has a rhythm of its own. The morning starts with puja at home, the afternoon turns into a long family lunch, and by evening you might be visiting relatives or watching the Ravan Dahan with...

The Navratri-Dussehra season is one of the busiest stretches of the year. For ten days, your calendar fills up with morning pujas, kanya pujan, festive days at the office, garba nights and, finally...

Karwa Chauth is a day of devotion, patience and quiet anticipation. It starts with sargi before sunrise, moves through a long day of fasting and the afternoon katha, and ends on a rooftop or balcon...

Dussehra has a rhythm of its own. The morning usually begins with a puja at home, the afternoon fills up with relatives dropping by, and the evening ends in an open ground watching Ravan's effigy g...

Durga Puja mornings have a feeling that is hard to describe to anyone who has not lived them. The dhak starts early, the air smells of incense and shiuli flowers, and the pandal slowly fills with f...