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    Purnima Tammireddy (Photo: Abdul Rasheed)

    Lifestyle

    Lives in Literature: ‘Telugu won’t put food on your table’

    A post office, relatively low-tech, is still an important part of life for pensioners and the elderly

    Lifestyle

    RESET: The post office effect

    The iconic Napier that started out in a shed-like structure around 1910 and then underwent gradual transformation.

    Lifestyle

    Alt/Urban: The Lost ‘Picture Palace’ of Poona

    (Left) Prawn curry from the previous day being thickened to make the Goan kalchya kod and (right) peanuts being roasted in sand.

    Lifestyle

    Eat.Wander.Repeat: Of sand-baked cakes and yesterday’s curry

    A plush Karachi Bakery outlet at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi (Photo: Getty Images)

    Lifestyle

    Dilli Diary: What’s in a name? Ask a Khatri

    Brutus, December 1998–June 2010 (photo by Siddharth Shukla, courtesy Avay Shukla)

    Lifestyle

    The final goodbye: Be with your pet at the End

    Chile’s Atacama Desert, a vast dump yard for used and unused clothes from around the world (Photos: Getty Images)

    Lifestyle

    Preloved in a postconsumer world

    Vasudhendra (photo courtesy: social media)

    Lifestyle

    Lives in Literature: ‘The book gave my life back to me...'

    Illustration by: Vidya Gopal

    Lifestyle

    Easy does it: Rediscovering the perks of life in the slow lane

    Chandrakant Patel (extreme right), with team members on the construction site of the Bombay Stock Exchange, 1969. (Photos: 4th Dimension Architecture, Chandrakant Patel)

    Lifestyle

    Alt/ Urban: The story of the iconic Bombay Stock Exchange building

    A classic Mumbai chawl, Prabhadevi (Photos: Denise D’Silva, Sameer Zagade)

    Food

    The scent of a city

    Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin presiding over a special prayer meeting of Dawoodi Bohras in Mumbai after the death of Syedna Mohammad Burhanuddin, February 2013 (Photos: Getty)

    Culture

    Bohras: A community divided

    Pots of water from this well in Maheshmunda are said to be carried to Kolkata for Dwarkanath Tagore (Photo: IANS)

    Lifestyle

    Prince Dwarkanath Tagore's favourite well in Jharkhand restored

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