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Vaidyaratnam Vrindavan Ayurveda Chikitsalayam A Haven of Healing

Vaidyaratnam Vrindavan Ayurveda Chikitsalayam A Haven of Healing

There’s a noticeable shift in how Ayurveda is perceived today. Once dismissed as folk medicine, it is now embraced globally as a science of longevity, prevention, and holistic wellbeing. This evolving perception is bringing younger demographics and international visitors to Vaidyaratnam Vrindavan Ayurveda Chikitsalayam located in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh that upholds the principles of Ayurveda in its truest form even as it approaches a more sustainable module of living.

By Sharmi Adhikary

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How Recycling Can Address Our Mindfulness Gap In Fashion

As we witness the complexities of modern life, it's becoming increasingly clear that our habits and consumption behavior have had a profound impact on the planet. The alarming state of our environment has crossed the threshold of a wake-up call, and scientists and activists are urging us to take urgent action. In this critical moment, it's essential to rethink how we consume, especially when it comes to fashion.

Fashion has evolved for the worse to represent more than just individual character, confidence, style, personality, and ideology – it has become insatiable fancy. However, this shift has come at a significant cost. Fast fashion has taken over retail stores, demographics, and wardrobes, leaving behind a trail of waste. India, once celebrated for its rich heritage and diverse textiles, has succumbed to the allure of fast fashion.

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Jigyasa Mishra Award-winning independent journalist. Fight to push rural India to the fore-front.

Must we say that women of today are executing excellence in diverse roles across industries and it is not the talk to be surprised by any more or a first-time, women have been at the forefront of many revolutions and reforms, shattering glass ceiling or mundane rulebooks. And while we celebrate men and women as two equals, we have a story to highlight of a woman who is breaking gender stereotypes and championing it in a profession more so male-dominated and may require more than grit and vision; it requires an extraordinary force to deliberate on topics no one wants to put on mainstream or in public view.

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Rahul Mishra’s ‘The Pale Blue Dot’ Brings Sustainability to the Forefront at Paris Fashion Week

Indian designer Rahul Mishra captivated audiences at Paris Fashion Week with his latest Spring 2025 collection, The Pale Blue Dot, inspired by astronomer Carl Sagan’s iconic reflection on humanity’s place in the cosmos. Through intricate craftsmanship and a dramatic lens on sustainability, the collection serves as a powerful reminder that while we may seem significant, we are merely a speck in the vast universe. The real impact of our actions isn’t on the cosmos—it’s on ourselves. Mishra’s designs challenge us to rethink our delusions of grandeur and recognize that protecting and sustaining nature is not just a choice but a necessity. The piece celebrates our cities, their iconic character, spirit synced in heritage, the monuments, the buildings and other structures - a reminder that the way we are consuming, life will not be sustainable. The cities of the future will have structures that redefine us - a moment to rethink how we want to move and how we want to be. The collection juxtaposes stark contrasts of human impact through a palette of black, symbolizing despair and the scars inflicted upon the Earth. And gold represents mother nature’s taking control and resetting the balance of our fragile ecosystem.

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