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Kashmir Knew About Wellness Before It Was a Hashtag
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Kashmir Knew About Wellness Before It Was a Hashtag

It was on a hillside, not in a yoga studio, that we learned how to still our minds

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Varuna Shunglu

Jul 21, 2026

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Yoga for every you
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Yoga for every you

Fire, earth, water and ether — exploring the types of yoga that speak to the body, mind and nervous system, and how to choose the practice that meets your needs

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Varuna Shunglu

Jun 21, 2026

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India in the Shape of a Mango
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India in the Shape of a Mango

The mango, for India, is a recurring form of beauty, art, desire and self-recognition

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Nayantara Mazumder

Jun 17, 2026

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Royal Retreats
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Royal Retreats

A slew of exciting new openings in recent years is redefining the palace hotel experience in India, the land of maharajas.

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Amit Dixit

May 14, 2026

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What Kind of Yoga Do You Do?
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What Kind of Yoga Do You Do?

A practitioner’s guide to finding the tradition that actually fits your life — written from both sides of the mat

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Varuna Shunglu

May 13, 2026

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Ganesha, In My Eyes
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Ganesha, In My Eyes

A chance encounter of a different kind with Ganesha, the revered Hindu God, on the rocky hills of Tasmania

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Charlton D’Silva

May 7, 2026

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Under the Clocks: Life in Melbourne
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Under the Clocks: Life in Melbourne

How a young student from India discovered freedom sometimes comes from the unexpected — living out of suitcases, setting up home, small talk with strangers and approaching it all with childlike wonder

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Anushka Bidani

Apr 24, 2026

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Of Khichdi and Weet-Bix
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Of Khichdi and Weet-Bix

At a time when the conversation around immigration and “otherness” is becoming louder, motherhood helped me understand identity differently

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Maneka Caroline Kumar

Apr 24, 2026

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The Language of Hues
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The Language of Hues

India is synonymous with a riot of colours. Less well-known is the perfect posy of poetic names for colours in the lexicon of the Indian subcontinent.

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Sukanya Das

Apr 8, 2026

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Origin

A Tale of Two Tram Cities

How a three-decades-old cultural movement links Kolkata and Melbourne, and asks what kind of cities we want to inherit

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Jayanta Basu

Jan 21, 2026

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Point of Retreat
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Point of Retreat

For many Australians – especially those with cultural or emotional ties to India – wellness retreats are becoming less about escape and more about a return to older knowledge systems

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Louise Nicholson

Jan 21, 2026

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Into the Welcoming Wild
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Into the Welcoming Wild

For luxury travellers who are also wildlife enthusiasts, earning one’s tiger stripes is not the easiest of tasks. A Bandhavgarh experience in Madhya Pradesh that defies the norm

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Archita Rungta

Jan 20, 2026

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