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The price of pretty: How much to hustle for influencer style aesthetics?

The price of pretty: How much to hustle for influencer style aesthetics?

Creators like Ankita Chawla (Hustlerani) and Alanna Panday are heavy on the aesthetics, and light on the actual hustle that goes into having a pretty, and perfect-looking life

See a doctor immediately if bitten or scratched, warn experts against rabies

Six months later, though her health deteriorated and though she was taken to the hospital, she died during treatment with rabies being cited as the cause

27 March,2026 08:12 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial

Are you a real transgender?

As the Transgender Persons Amendment Bill 2026 passes, a deeper question emerges about identity, dignity and state control. Harish Iyer's opinion piece explores how validation-based identity frameworks impact lives, rights and everyday survival

26 March,2026 02:47 PM IST | Mumbai | Harish Iyer

S Thyagarajan: Remembering the meticulous chronicler hockey and cricket deserved

Fittingly, glowing tributes were paid to the late S Thyagarajan, whose printed words embellished the world of hockey through multiple Olympics, World Cups, Asian Games, and Champions Trophy editions

26 March,2026 08:34 AM IST | Mumbai | Clayton Murzello

BEST staff deserve safe and dignified workspaces, not crumbling depots

Our report highlighted looking beyond the decay and thinking about just how ‘normal’ this has become. Mumbai’s BEST bus depots are in a perilous state, with cracked roofs, unsafe structures, and poor hygiene putting employees’ safety, dignity, and mental well-being at serious risk

26 March,2026 08:23 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial

Between artistry and commerce: What sets directors Ram Gopal and Kashyap apart

Spoke to two of India’s most influential filmmakers to figure how separate they are from each other!

25 March,2026 08:32 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar

Work on Bandra park revamp must be top-notch with adequate green space

Patwardhan Park is undergoing extensive upgrades, including new play equipment, a yoga shed, pathways, and repaired facilities, while officials emphasise maintaining open spaces and ensuring parts of the park remain accessible during the work

25 March,2026 08:17 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial

On Mumbai roads, “work in progress” too often means danger in progress

Negligent and incomplete roadwork in Bandra East has turned a key metro-linked stretch into a safety hazard, highlighting poor accountability and disregard for pedestrian and commuter safety

24 March,2026 07:53 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial

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Work on Bandra park revamp must be top-notch with adequate green space

Patwardhan Park is undergoing extensive upgrades, including new play equipment, a yoga shed, pathways, and repaired facilities, while officials emphasise maintaining open spaces and ensuring parts of the park remain accessible during the work

25 March,2026 08:17 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial
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On Mumbai roads, “work in progress” too often means danger in progress

Negligent and incomplete roadwork in Bandra East has turned a key metro-linked stretch into a safety hazard, highlighting poor accountability and disregard for pedestrian and commuter safety

24 March,2026 07:53 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial
Sir PM comforts a downcast Lady Flora, who was recently in the news for all the wrong reasons. This was the first time since our sutradhaars started their midnight stroll, over 14 years ago, that he saw her in such an avatar. Illustration/Uday Mohite

Flora Fountain’s distress is a wake-up call Mumbai can’t ignore

The recent discovery of Flora Fountain’s woes, as highlighted in this newspaper, once again puts the spotlight on the state of affairs with some of the city’s historic landmarks

24 March,2026 07:46 AM IST | Mumbai | Fiona Fernandez
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Bandra college cannot ignore delayed degrees and flawed marksheets

A student said that they cannot hold down a job, as they are unable to produce a degree certificate even after six months in a job

23 March,2026 09:49 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial
On February 28, 2026, the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran, was destroyed by a missile strike, killing 175 to 180 people, primarily schoolgirls. Investigations by various news organisations indicate the school was hit three times, with the US Armed Forces suspected of being responsible. PIC/AFP

Is the world unfair to America? India’s storytelling expertise could help

It’s sad that the United States of America is being turned into an object of ridicule in most countries except for India

23 March,2026 08:18 AM IST | Mumbai | Lindsay Pereira
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