Music artists from Jaipur get candid on World Music Day
World Music Day is celebrated every year in the month of June and this year it is being celebrated on June 21. To celebrate the
World Music Day is celebrated every year in the month of June and this year it is being celebrated on June 21. To celebrate the
“Yoga does not just change the way we see things, it transforms the person who sees”– BKS Iyengar June 21 is celebrated as The International
A content strategist by profession and an animal activist by passion, Mariam has made a name for herself in the Pink City in a short span of time with the various campaigns and movements she has started for animals. Though her stylish demeanour and jovial persona may make her stand out from the typical perception of an activist, her indomitable style of working and her go-getter attitude speaks volumes about her commitment to work.
The 7th edition of the Ballet Exposé will be organised on 4 June at the Maharana Pratap Auditorium in Jaipur. This year, the ballet expose
The 24-year-old Varang Bombaywala from Jaipur is a self taught home brewer who eats, breathes and sleeps wine. Experimenting with fruits as diverse as kiwi, passion fruit, strawberry and black currant to make exquisite brews, he loves sharing his knowledge of fermentation and brewing with his YouTube family of 38 k subscribers. Arbit brewed a conversation with him on what got his interest in this unconventional passion and how he plans to transform it to a full time profession.
One of India’s leading management and leadership thinkers and speakers as well as one of the longest serving CEOs, Shiv Shivakumar delivered an inspirational talk on ‘The Art of Management’ for the women entrepreneurs of Pink City at a session of FICCI FLO Jaipur
Evocative portraits of 22 powerful Indian women like Gita Gopinath, Nita Ambani, Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Roshni Nadar Malhotra, Natasha Poonawalla, Vandana Luthra painted by Ashok Shah are on display till 21 May at the ‘Inspired by Her’ Art Exhibition in WelcomArt Gallery of ITC Rajputana
Veganism has been gaining momentum globally. A vegan diet is essentially plant-based and abstains from the use of any animal products or by-products. While health and wellness are the prime reasons for choosing such a diet, sensitivity towards animals also has a major influence in making people turn into vegans. The growing popularity of veganism has led the eateries of Jaipur too to introduce vegan dishes and even entire menus that comprise only plant-based eats and beverages. To find out how easy or difficult it is to get vegan ingredients and food in the city, we spoke to some vegans as well as some café owners about the challenges they face and how they overcome them.
In a rare candid mood, Olympian shooter and former Union Minister, Colonel Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore interacted with the students of Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) in a free-wheeling discussion. Right from the beginning, Rathore made it absolutely clear, that he was not going to make a formal speech or deliver a motivational lecture. He invited the students to ask him questions and in his answers, he deftly included the motivational element which received thunderous applause from the students. Below are some interesting excerpts from the tête-à-tête:
The women entrepreneurs of Pink City could not help being charmed by the suave
demeanor, witty retorts and enlightened ideas and thoughts of Junior Bachchan
who was in Jaipur recently for a session ‘The Quintessential Gentleman’ organized
by FICCI FLO Jaipur Chapter. The renowned Bollywood actor was in
conversation with the Chapter’s Chairperson Mudrika Dhoka.
The Pink City is renowned globally for its finely crafted jewelry by skilled craftsmen and artisans, especially its Meenakari artifacts and jewellery. Meenakari involves painting
Stepping into a patisserie, bakery, or even browsing through a home kitchen’s Instagram page, one is often left perplexed, surrounded by a plethora of tempting
Just 30 kilometers from Jaipur, in Bassi lies a sanctuary that breathes life into tales of resilience and compassion. Among its residents are Ranu, a
Jawahar Kala Kendra’s Kavad making workshop offered participants a journey through Rajasthan’s cultural heritage, blending tradition with innovation. From centuries-old techniques to contemporary adaptations, attendees explored the rich history of this art form, celebrating the legacy of craftsmanship and storytelling in a fusion of past and present.
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