Diwali Parties

Diwali is always a special occasion for both companies and their employees. Here are the top 6 budget-friendly gifts to share this Diwali

The custom of wearing a bindi dates back centuries, and some sources suggest it has roots in ancient Hindu rituals

Diwali is a major Hindu festival celebrated across the country. Different states celebrate the special day in their own different ways

B-town celebrities showed up at Manish Malhotra's starry Diwali party. From Alia to Rekha, the stars appeared in glamorous outfits

Delhi air pollution falls in the 'very poor' category ahead of Diwali which is a major cause of concern. Here are the precautions to minimise air pollution during Diwali

Amid festivities, family and friends also indulge in games and fun activities. With changing lifestyle, online gaming, too, gained traction. Here's a tech check on online gaming stocks ahead of Diwali

The tax collections, and even the non-tax revenues are quite strong, giving the central and state governments more money to spend on infrastructure and social sector projects

Chhoti Diwali or Narak Chaturdashi falls on the 14th day of Kartik month, according to the Hindu schedule. It is celebrated in India a day before Diwali

This is the right time to get a serious eating routine to detox your skin before the Diwali madness starts. Well, you don't have to go miles to take on a skin-healthy routine, read here for details

The celebration of Dhanteras marks the start of Diwali. The festival honors Lord Dhanvantari, the lord of health, medicine and healing. The celebration involves the lighting of 13 diyas (oil lights)

The first big Diwali after the pandemic has industry leaders approaching the festival in a contemplative mood

From Janhvi Kapoor to Salman Khan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, several Bollywood big names attended Manish Malhotra's pre-Diwali bash in Mumbai. It was a star-studded occasion on the Sunday night

Companies across the sectors, particularly the multinationals want to do more for employees to attract them to come to office

It's Diwali again and like every year it's about so many gifts to give, travelling home to meet loved ones, making 'rangoli' and shopping

Having been to a few parties this week, but none at the homes of those we reckon as friends, my wife is at a loss about where to have a flutter, or two, with cards