Every year, restaurants surrender to the king of fruits in this season. There is mango sushi, mango burrata salad, mango matcha, mango curry, mango salsa, and mango cheesecake, among many other things ...

A Gurugram-based cooling technology startup has made its entry into the Indian air conditioner market with a product it says is built specifically for the country's increasingly harsh summer ...

When it comes to Indian summers, hydrating traditional drinks have always been a part of our lifestyle. They not only help cool the body but also keep dehydration away. From tangy raw mango beverages ...

Every summer in India, it feels like we have been plunged into the concentric circles of flames from Dante’s Inferno. As I write this, the temperature is expected to soar to 44°C! While I don’t ...

Indian summers are no longer a short seasonal inconvenience. They are becoming longer, harsher and more exhausting, quietly reshaping the way women dress, shop and define comfort. Across cities, ...

TCL has launched its new Elite Series air conditioner range in India, expanding its presence in the country’s growing home appliance market. This latest lineup of smart inverter air conditioners has ...

The ceiling fan is on full blast. The curtains are drawn. Still, by noon, the room feels like the inside of a tandoor. Most of us reach for the AC remote and think nothing more of it. But before ...

Indian summers are particularly tough for home gardens located in balconies, terraces, and other outdoor locations where potted plants get exposed to direct sunlight for long durations. In heat waves, ...

While most of the conversation about extreme heat during Indian summers is centred around peak daytime temperatures and the spells of heatwaves, it is slowly becoming evident that warmer nights could ...

Athangudi Tiles (Tamil Nadu): Handcrafted in the Chettinad region, these vibrant cement tiles are made using natural oxides and local materials. Why they stay cool: They absorb less heat than modern ...

A glass of something cool, tangy and soothing often defines Indian summers, especially in coastal regions where age-old drinks continue to be a part of everyday meals. Chef Sanjeev Kapoor, in his May ...

As Indian summers grow harsher every year, dermatologists say the biggest damage to skin is often not caused by heat alone, but by common skincare mistakes people unknowingly make during the season.