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She follows stories the way others follow maps. Anwesha, a lawyer-turned-journalist, believes travel isn’t about ticking destinations off a map, but uncovering the human pulse of a place. A fierce advocate for human rights, climate issues and biodiversity conservation, her journeys are shaped as much by conversations with communities as by the landscapes around them. Off the road, she usually drifts between immersing herself in the slow rhythms of art films or appealing classics of literary greats.
Delhi Food Awards 2026 brought chefs, street food legends and creators together at Le Méridien New Delhi, celebrating culinary heritage, community diversity and the evolving role of storytelling in shaping food culture
Mental wellness is the new trend in vacationing, and here is why you should try it too
Fresh turtle nesting records at Galathea Bay are raising new questions about Great Nicobar’s fragile ecology. As conservation debates intensify, the return of leatherbacks reveals a story more complex than earlier warnings
India has built its largest wildlife overpass system near Ranthambore along the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway. Spanning kilometres with eco-bridges and underpasses, it allows animals to cross safely while reshaping how infrastructure meets conservation
Discover Oberoi Rajgarh Palace in Khajuraho, a 350-year-old royal estate turned luxury retreat, now on TIME’s World’s Greatest Places 2026 list
In an undisturbed corner of northwestern Poland, nearly 400 pine trees curve sharply toward the north before rising skyward. Planted almost a century ago, this strange grove continues to puzzle scientists, historians, and travellers alike
After years of missed deadlines, Noida International Airport has opened in Jewar. With its licence in place, flight operations are expected soon. Here’s when services may begin and the routes likely in the first phase
Archaeologists uncover a 125,000-year-old human settlement at Buhais Rockshelter in Sharjah, challenging long-held beliefs about early human migration and survival in Arabia’s harsh landscapes
The Delhi Economic Survey reveals India’s most visited monuments, led by the Taj Mahal. From Konark’s chariot temple to Delhi’s Mughal icons, here is a closer look at their history, architecture, and how they are being preserved today
Once quietly watching over the plains, the 1,000-year-old Preah Vihear temple now carries the marks of war, with shattered walls and an uncertain future as tensions between Cambodia and Thailand resurface
Western Railway plans to open Gujarat’s scenic Bilimora-Waghai narrow-gauge line for film shoots to boost revenue. The heritage route, popular with tourists and locals, may soon attract Bollywood projects