Abhilasha Ojha

Estimated to be around $130 billion, according to brokerage Jefferies, India's wedding industry is the world's second largest, next only to China

No Indian wedding is complete without some sparkle, and Bottega Veneta's Knot Minaudiere Clutch in gold delivers just that

Food trends at Indian weddings have reached new heights, with customised restaurant recreations, cafe setups, pop-ups by Michelin-star chefs, and bespoke table linens with monograms

Within India, people are selecting destinations via routes such as Lakshadweep, Alappuzha (Alleppey), the Sundarbans, Goa and Kochi for pre-wedding parties

With Arabian elegance, wellness treatments, and luxury pool villas, Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort is a mix of modern luxury and mystique

Wedding decor is going beyond aesthetics, embracing grand elements in a nod to the couples' personal stories, writes Abhilasha Ojha

Champagne-infused laddoos to gold-foiled barfi, artisanal brands are transforming traditional Indian sweets into high-end delicacies

As spiritual tourism rises, hotels and resorts queue up to pay obeisance with properties, aartis, meditation, and more

From delectable pastes to artisanal blends, savoury chips to ice-creams, culinary treats crafted by in-house chefs are hitting the shelves

Inclusion of women improves with corporate DE&I initiatives, but discourse for the disabled and LGBTQIA++ has only begun

Nestle is also doling out NFTs, as are restaurants, cafes and alcohol brands, but will people dip into this growing digital platter?

Poha to biryani, instant food firms have a full plate as airlines focus on in-flight experience

State's biggest cultural extravaganza to coincide with tournament that is expected to increase tourism by 70%

Interview with partner, Bain & Company, Hong Kong

You may choose to outsource it or bring it under your own roof, but keeping a keen eye on after-sales service will ensure consumers come back for more

Interview with President & CEO, outgoing President, Association of Executive Search Consultants

As finding talent becomes increasingly difficult, corporations look at recruitment partners to come up with innovative ways to search, source, screen and hire employees

A biography of the late superstar Rajesh Khanna deftly captures his insecurity and loneliness after success ditched him