Culture
Apr 27, 2026Raghu Rai on losing identity, capturing truth, and a life behind the lens
The legendary photographer passed away on Sunday, April 26, at the age of 83. In this conversation from the March 2024 issue, Raghu Rai talked about being a restless soul, why his political photographs are still relevant, and shared his take on today’s journalism. Here's the story from our archives.
By Priyanka Kathuria- Apr 27, 2026
Vedica launches a narrative of meaningful choice
The brand speaks to a growing preference for wellness that is built into routine rather than added on as an afterthought.
By Bazaar India Team - Apr 25, 2026
Rasika Dugal on perception, patriarchy, and the roles women are finally claiming
Beyond the flair of films exists a world that breathes on craft. Actor Rasika Dugal reflects on layered characters and the quiet power of performance in cinema.
By Jhanvi Duggal - Apr 23, 2026
Time is a bandit in Harriet Clark’s new novel, 'The Hill'
This darkly funny coming-of-age novel explores the experience of having a mother in prison.
By Kaitlyn Greenidge - Apr 22, 2026
The case for micro-joys: Why small moments are having a big cultural shift
At the end of the corporate ladder lies … Nothing! Since many of us already get this, the only stuff you should truly care about is your micro-joys. People share ways to find and commit to yours.
By Pooja Prabbhan Srijith - Apr 22, 2026
Hot people hobbies: Why everyone suddenly has a hyper-specific personality trait
In the age of social media, hobbies are no longer just pastimes, they are identity markers.
By Sagarika Choudhary - Apr 20, 2026
Not quite 'The Devil Wears Prada': What it’s really like to work at a fashion magazine
Behind every perfectly lit office scene and wardrobe montage is a far less cinematic reality of tight turnarounds, countless edit meetings, and persistent coordination work.
By Schenelle Dsouza - Apr 20, 2026
Why is going '50–50' with friends awkward?
Finance content creators suggest doable ways to ensure a happy (money) ending after a fab time with friends, with nobody feeling like they’ve received the short end of the stick.
By Pooja Prabbhan Srijith
