London-based photographer Keerthana Kunnath often uses ... Her last photo series, Not What You Saw, portrays South Indian women bodybuilders flexing their muscles garbed in traditional Kerala ...

Cartier has been called the King of jewellery, but it is very much the jeweller of kings, queens, empresses, maharajahs, princesses and almost everyone who is anyone in the aristocracy the world over.

An invitation to a traditional, multi-day affair is an exciting – and daunting – experience. Our writer navigates the dress ...

Step into the world of one of Kannada cinema’s brightest stars, Prabhu Mundkur, a hunk whose captivating presence is simply impossible to ignore. With his striking good looks and undeniable charm, he ...

Photo: Fiona Whyte Photography WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH ... 400 artists are represented — their talents spanning ceramics, glass, jewellery, metalwork and textiles. Until 2 March FREE LSE EVENTS ...

Sabyasachi’s foray into the jewellery world in 2017 quickly gained attention for its maximalist approach, celebrating Indian heritage through intricate craftsmanship. The brand’s designs ...

India's $32 billion gems and jewellery industry is bracing for a sharp fall in exports as hefty U.S. tariffs will impede ...

GJEPC is targeting $5 billion of gem & jewellery exports from South India.” “Today, India stands as one of the world’s largest consumers of gems and jewellery, said Bhansali ...

a public charter school in south Phoenix, through which students gain photography skills and are tasked with documenting the history of their communities while opening their futures to potential ...

When Janhvi Kapoor embodies her South Indian culture with ethnic wear, stunning make-up, and tradition-infused jewels, it becomes a sight to behold. Recently, the B-town bombshell took to Instagram to ...

Indian jewellery exports to the US are over USD 11 billion per year. Experts said the retaliatory tariffs will significantly impact India’s diamond and jewellery sector — a cornerstone of its ...

Under the existing baggage rules, Indian citizens returning after more than a year abroad are allowed to bring duty-free gold jewellery within certain value limits up to 40 grams for women and 20 ...