India has a strong pipeline at the undergraduate level, with 43% of STEM students being women, most of them enrolled in ...

Discover the evolution of the traditional angrakha, its gender-fluid appeal, and design versatility as it's embraced by ...

In just seven years, Turn Black has risen to become one of the chicest labels in the country. In an issue dedicated to ...

Textile Designer Rema Kumar brings her artistry to Chennai, weaving together a story of handwoven heritage and contemporary ...

Masuma Khatun of Jagnanagar, Birbhum, began her entrepreneurial journey with just ₹20,000 from a self-help group loan and a lifelong love for Kantha embroidery. Today, she stands as one of rural ...

Lakmē Fashion Week 2025 redefined eco-luxury with upcycled fabrics, biodegradable textiles, and circular fashion by India’s boldest new designers. (Image: Lakmē Fashion Week X FDCI) This season, Lakmē ...

Textiles from Bengal contributed to British industrialisation and ideas of fashion worldwide, and this one-day event at LSE will celebrate that history. The event will feature academic and curatoral ...

The Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) presented a fashion showcase, curated by FDCI chairman Sunil Sethi at The Kunj — an initiative of the DC Handicrafts by the Ministry of Textiles. The Kunj is ...

Bengaluru is all set to host a one-of-a-kind celebration of India’s rich craft traditions with the Indian Artisans’ Haat, a 10-day national-level handicrafts fair curated specially for Bengalureans.

As Bengal ushers in a new year with the vibrance of Poila Boisakh, it’s not just mishti and music that mark the celebration but also a moment to reflect on the region’s rich cultural and artistic ...

Born in Kolkata in 1945, Anita’s roots go back to Karnapur village in Khulna. At the age of nine, she was admitted to Patha Bhawan in Santiniketan, where she was introduced to the artistic ethos of ...

In Bangladesh, we work with local partners to provide life and livelihood skills to young women and girls, giving renewed hope for their future. More than one million Rohingya people live in camps in ...