The IMD has forecast rain in the plains and fresh snowfall in higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir due to an active western disturbance, with unstable conditions expected till April 10. Travellers have been advised to plan with caution as disruptions, slippery roads and delays remain likely across key tourist routes.
Delhi’s street food that still defines the city
From century-old jalebi shops in Chandni Chowk to smoky kebabs in Old Delhi and butter-laden parathas in narrow galiyan, the capital’s street food is as much history as it is flavour. We trace how Delhi’s streets continue to serve up stories of migration, memory and everyday indulgence—one bite at a time.
Planning a family trip? Southeast Asia is calling
If you’re looking for an easy, family-friendly international getaway, Southeast Asia ticks all the boxes — from Singapore’s urban attractions to Bali’s beaches and Thailand’s island escapes. With a mix of culture, nature and activities for all ages, these destinations make for a seamless, high-value trip for Indian travellers planning their next break.
Disneyland Paris unveils ‘World of Frozen’ in €2 billion expansion
Disneyland Paris has opened a new ‘World of Frozen’ themed land as part of a €2 billion expansion, marking the park’s biggest transformation to date. The project includes new attractions, dining spaces and experiences, with the park also being rebranded as Disney Adventure World as part of the overhaul.
Turkey travel check: Open for tourists, but caution advised
Turkey remains open to travellers, with key destinations operating normally, but global advisories warn against areas near the Syria border and flag possible disruptions amid the wider West Asia conflict. Travellers are advised to stay alert, monitor updates and factor in potential flight delays or cancellations.
Travel perks update: Air India cuts points for upgrades; AmEx opens Delhi lounge
Air India has revised its Maharaja Club programme, reducing points required for award tickets and upgrades while easing tier qualification and change rules from April 1. At the same time, American Express has opened a new Centurion Lounge at Delhi’s Terminal 1, adding to the growing pool of travel-linked benefits available to Indian flyers.
India’s digital e-Arrival card now in effect: What travellers need to know
India’s mandatory digital e-Arrival card for foreign nationals and OCI cardholders has come into effect from April 1, replacing paper disembarkation forms after a six-month transition period. Travellers must now submit the form within 72 hours before arrival and carry a QR code for immigration checks.
As Apple completes 50 years, here’s a look at how it stacks against others in the smartphone market
India’s ‘Mounjaro brides’: Weight-loss injections enter wedding prep
A growing number of soon-to-be brides — and some grooms — are turning to weight-loss injections like Mounjaro ahead of their weddings, as clinics bundle them into pre-wedding transformation packages. Doctors, however, warn these drugs are meant for medical use, even as demand rises amid social pressure and expanding access.
Functional eating is trending — but are we missing the point?
From gut health to fibre, the idea of “functional eating” is gaining traction — but it’s less about superfoods and more about returning to basics. As nutrition shifts from restriction to addition, the real focus is on building balanced meals using everyday foods that support digestion, energy and long-term health — not chasing the next dietary trend.
Russell Peters on why comedy still belongs to the room
Nearly two decades after his first India tour, Russell Peters says the audience has evolved — sharper, quicker and more globally aware, yet still deeply rooted. As stand-up navigates an increasingly online world, he explains why he continues to write for the live room, not the comment section, and how age, fatherhood and experience are reshaping his comedy.
