LIFESTYLE
Men have it too
We all know that women have a fixed ovarian reserve which gradually decreases over time, leading to menopause. Men don't go through menopause, but they face a similar problem as their testosterone levels tend to drop dramatically. And it's called andropause, or just male menopause. As men age, they undergo a number of changes, from graying of hair to loss of muscle mass.
Iconic luxury brand Lancome re-enters the Indian market
After all, it's not about how you look; it's about how you feel because happiness is the most attractive beauty. This ethos has been one of the brand's unbridled joie de vivre, played out through leading women who embrace its distinctive French savoir-faire to shine a light on their individual sense of femininity. More than ever before, the brand aims to convey a sense of positive beauty to inspire everyone to blossom and commit to a happier future.
92% of Indian women aware of feminine health issues, yet reluctant to act
The survey was conducted to better understand the priorities of modern women in terms of feminine health, to track changes in consumer opinion regarding female health, and to investigate the reasons for these changes. The survey also assisted in identifying various factors such as women's social and psychological aspects that may be influencing or having an impact on their gynae health.
Bhumi Pednekar and Nykd collaborate to talk all things lingerie
Bhumi Pednekar is well-known for using her voice and influence for relevant and need-of-the-hour conversations; she now extends her commitment to yet another cause close to her heart: women's everyday comfort and lingerie! In collaboration with Nykd by Nykaa, the intimate wear brand from the House of Nykaa Fashion, Bhumi will be the bold face of the brand through a disruptive campaign titled 'Bra Aisa, Braless Jaisa'.
Recipes to enjoy on a Rainy Evening
ONION CHEESE PAKODA - INGREDIENTS - For Onion Mixture: 2 Cups Onion, sliced; 1/2 tsp Turmeric Powder; 2 tsp Red Chili Powder; 1/2 tsp Ajwain; 1 tsp Ginger, chopped; 1 Green Chili, chopped; Salt, to taste; 1/2 Cup Besan/ Gram Flour; 1/4 Cup Rice Flour, optional; 5 tbsp Water; Other Ingredients; Oil, for deep frying; 3-4 cheese cubes, cut into bite sized pieces
Glamp your way to a perfectly luxurious getaway in New Zealand
Glamping is becoming increasingly popular, with outdoor bathtubs and breathtaking views, cosy fires and expansive decks. The safe countryside and stunning landscapes of New Zealand make it the ideal remote escape. Here are our top four suggestions for your next glamping adventure in New Zealand once the borders open.
Millennials seek companies whose values are an extension of their own
The days of employees adhering to what is comfortable, normal, and safe are long gone. The Millennial seeks and continues to work for a company whose beliefs and ethos are an extension of or aligned with their own. This generation, which makes up the majority of an organisation's workforce, is goal-oriented and prefers to be contributors rather than employees who meet their KRAs. This generation questions the very foundation of traditional employee behaviour, which serves the individual/company rather than the cause/contribution.
Top reads for Summer 2022
Find a comfortable spot and begin reading the top books recommended by Piali for summer 2022. 'Moth Smoke' by Mohsin Hamid: This is an intriguing modern take on the relationship between Emperor Aurangzeb and his brother Dara Shikohset in modern-day Pakistan. It brings alive pages of history and yet makes it very relevant and relatable to the millennial and Gen Z audience.
Mangoes worth Rs 2.5 lakh per kg being grown in Jabalpur
Sankalp Singh of Jabalpur has two orchards spread over 12 and a half acres, in which mangoes are being grown. In both these orchards, he has planted different types of mango trees. There are varieties from 'Hapus' mango to Japan's 'Taiyo No Tamago'. Its specialty is that this mango is sold in Japan for up to Rs 2.5 lakh per kg.
Pandit Shivkumar Sharma - Jammu's gift to India
Pandit Shivkumar Sharma was a god-gifted Santoor virtuoso. Santoor was his childhood craze. Those, who love to listen to this, claim they hear heavenly sound in it. There are people who spend quiet nights on boats in a river or lake to hear Sufi music on Santoor. The strings of Santoor at once transport the listener to the other world where he or she hears heavenly music. No wonder young Shivkumar became enamored of Santoor.
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