Tiasa Bhowal is the Chief Sub Editor at India Today. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, beauty and fashion, culture and society, and lifestyle, with a keen focus on celebrities, the fashion industry, and cultural movements. Tiasa's work has been featured in India Today, Business Today, and MSN.
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The BJP is stepping up its Instagram push after the Cockroach Janta Party's rapid rise unsettled its old digital playbook.
By: Medha Chawla, Tiasa Bhowal
Sita's blouse, Surpanakha's bandeau and the internet's hot takes—Ramayana's costume designers explain the thought behind every stitch, silhouette and styling choice.
By: Tiasa Bhowal
For years, Indian courtrooms have asked women to prove they were victims before asking what happened to them. The Tarun Tejpal judgment challenges that script.
By: Tiasa Bhowal
As students in Jharkhand marched towards the state Assembly demanding recruitment exam reforms, they danced.
By: Tiasa Bhowal
Jalebi, often seen as a quintessential Indian sweet, may not be Indian actually. Surprised? Let's tell you more about this sweet's history.
By: Tiasa Bhowal
After deleting Swiggy and Zomato for a month, the writer cooked nearly every meal at home. The experiment cut habitual ordering, reduced spending and turned meal prep into a lasting routine.
PM Modi's Bandhani safa at the Red Fort may be a familiar Independence Day style statement, but the dotted textile has a rich history.
By: Tiasa Bhowal
Dim torka, a dal topped with scrambled egg, is a beloved roadside staple across parts of eastern India. Its murky origins and regional journey reveal how dishes travel, adapt and become markers of home.
By: Tiasa Bhowal
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina RodrÃguez wore Gucci as they married on August 11 at home. The choice echoed their first meeting at a Gucci store in Madrid and framed the day around family memories.
Gwyneth Paltrow shared a video of herself making besan chilla with mint-chutney eggs and leftover short ribs. The unusual pairing drew amused, appreciative and critical reactions from Indian food lovers online.
