Mazda and Fiat sign agreement for Alfa Romeo production

As part of the joint venture between Japanese carmaker Mazda Motor Corporation and Italian auto major Fiat Group Automobiles, Mazda will undertake production of the new Alfa Romeo open-top two-seater sports car at its manufacturing facility at Hiroshima, Japan. The production of the new sports car will commence in the year 2015.

The new roadster by the Alfa Romeo brand is being developed on the architecture of the Mazda MX-5. Also, as part of the agreement, both carmakers will develop two new roadsters which will feature rear wheel drive and will be differentiated and distinctly styled. These new car models will be equipped with specific proprietary engines.

Fiat plans to implement the latest technological solutions to create a modern interpretation of the classic roadster Alfa Romeo. The Italian carmaker also expects to achieve its stated goals for the Alfa Romeo by the year 2016.

Mazda’s aim through the agreement with Fiat is to improve development and production efficiency as well as create enthusiasm for open-top two-seater sports cars in the global car market.

Maruti Suzuki considers developing first hybrid car

Maruti Suzuki, India’s largest car manufacturer is developing India’s first small hybrid car. The carmaker is developing the proposed small car in collaboration with engineers from Suzuki Japan. The hybrid small car will include both electric and petrol options.

The development of the new hybrid car has been confirmed by senior officials of the company who added that the project is at an early developmental stage and that no timeline has been decided for the same. The carmaker is in the process of gauging the viability of launch a electric and petrol hybrid vehicle in the India car market.

According to industry experts, the carmaker has come to realize that a hybrid vehicle would be the way forward in the India car industry. Providing such vehicles at a low cost would be a priority as well as a big challenge for the company.

Lamborghini India launches Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster

Lamborghini India, the Indian arm of the German carmaker Volkswagen Group owned Automobili Lamborghini has launched the open-top luxury sports car Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster in the Indian car market at a price of Rs 4.77 crore (ex-showroom Delhi).

The new roadster by Lamborghini is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 3 seconds and boasts of a top speed of 350 kilometers per hour.

New E-Class line-up showcased at Detroit

How to Test Ride Used Motorcycles

First off, don't show up to a test ride unprepared: bringing the proper safety gear will not only show the seller you're a responsible rider, it will protect you in case something goes wrong.

Before You Buy Your First Motorcycle

If you're ready to shop for your first motorcycle, check out our list of 10 Great First Bikes and 10 Great Beginner Bikes; we've also got a list of 10 Great Advanced Beginner Bikes.

Here are important factors to consider before you make that big purchase:

The Best 5 Aircrafts of the Indian Air Force

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Over the years, the Indian Air Force has emerged as a major force when it comes to owning the most avant-garde aircraft in the world. Let scroll through the best of the best we have at present.

ABS and After Market ABS in India – Explained in Detail

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As we all know in layman terms that ABS which simply means Anti-Locking Braking System will prevent the rear or the front wheel or both in some case from locking up which if fails, ends in a catastrophic disaster. As the ABS scene in India seen recently is available in only two bikes within the 250cc category one being the Honda CBR 250R and the other in TVS Apache RTR 180, what are the options we are left with for the bikes that we use on regular basis that is equipped with disc brake set-up? Before we dive into the available options in the local market off the shelves, being a deep dive session, let’s see what is ABS first.

Mercedes Benz India opens new showroom in Delhi

Mercedes Benz India, the Indian arm of the German luxury automaker Mercedes Benz has inaugurated a new 60,000 square feet showroom in the southern part of Delhi with display space of 26 cars. According to the carmaker, the new showroom is stated to be the largest 3S facility luxury car dealership in India with, offering sales, service and spares.

The new facility offers Café-Mercedes, the AMG range of Mercedes Benz cars and Proven Exclusivity, the automaker’s pre owned car business. The AMG range of car models gets a separate floor to themselves.

Commenting about the inauguration of the new showroom, Mercedes-Benz India Managing Director and CEO Mr. Eberhard Kern stated that the company’s objective and driving force is to offer new and unparalleled levels of luxury to Indian consumers.

The opening of the new facility also marks the 15 anniversary of association between the Mercedes-Benz brand and T&T Motors, the dealer for the luxury car brand in India.

Jaguar Land Rover to assemble the XF Luxury sedan in India

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), the Tata Motors owned British luxury car brand has announced its plans to assemble a variant of the XF luxury sedan in India. The motive behind the move is to implement competitive pricing for the luxury car model in the Indian luxury car market. Local assembly of the car will enable bring down the price by Rs 12,00,000.

Fiat India opens exclusive dealership in Chennai

Jan 23, 2013

Fiat India, the Indian subsidiary of the Italian automobile manufacturer Fiat has launched its exclusive dealership in Chennai on January 23, 2013. The facility includes a showroom and an art workshop which has been set up by the carmaker to offer committed and service to its customers.

The inauguration was presided over by Mr. Enrico Atanasio MD Fiat India who commented at the occasion stating that the opening of the showroom in Chennai is part of the company’s strategy to capitalize on the potential of the Chennai car market.

The Italian carmaker is currently in the process of setting up its solo dealership network in the Indian car industry and is planning to follow a rapid expansion strategy to increase its presence. The next step for the automaker after setting up the dealership network will be to deliver world class service and after-sales service.

The new showroom will showcase the two existing car models by Fiat, namely the Linea mid-size sedan and the Punto hatchback car model.

Tata Motors to launch Indica Vista D90 on January 28, 2013

Indian automobile manufacturer Tata Motors has announced its plans to unveil the new car Indica Vista D90 on January 28, 2013. The launching session will take place at the Buddh International Circuit near Noida.

BMW 4 Series unveiled

The Corvette Stingray is finally here

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The Detroit Auto Show also known as the North American International Auto Show is the greatest spectacle for the American market, and that was just the right place for General Motors to reveal the much awaited

Bajaj Pulsar 200NS Review by Anand

by Deepak Raj on January 10, 2013

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Some call it a bumblebee, some call it a street fighter, and for some, it’s a newly styled muscular beast. Yes, I’m talking about Bajaj’s latest product “Pulsar 200NS”. A bike which stands for the term “evolution” in Indian biking history. I’m Anand, a bike enthusiast from the ‘City of joy’, Kolkata. Here’s the review of one of the best things in my life.

How It joined my life

It was the month of June when I had my CPT (C.A. foundation exam) and the only words that was tingling my mind were ”Pass the foundation exam n then u can have a bike” (Said by my dad). So after the exam (which went so good which I knew for sure I was going to pass) I started shortlisting bikes. Those days I used to ride my dad’s 15 year old Hero Honda Splendor, even though I learnt biking on TVS Victor and Bajaj Discover, I used the Splendor for more than a year to get my hands on a bike perfectly so that I can jump on to a bigger one easily.

Hi csmarimuthu,

Are you a biker who wakes up every morning and talking to your
mirror about compensating your fuel expenses? Well here is
something to relieve you from the stress.

1. If you see a bike's specification there will be a section about the
vehicle's torque @ certain rpm. Torque denotes the pulling force
that the vehicle can offer at that particular engine speed. Every
engine has certain rpm range where it can offer maximum torque. Try
to keep below that range (not too low) so that you don't burn a lot
of fuel.

2. Clutch riding / half clutch tends to wear out the clutch facing
quickly. This considerably reduces the power transmitted from the
engine. Some adjust the play to half clutch owing to the reason
that it is easier to drive in slow moving traffic, but they won't
realize that they are doing it at the cost of frequent fuel refills
and clutch replacement.

3. Selection of appropriate gear is mandatory. Under-gearing /
over-gearing are not good friends of fuel economy. Riding in higher
gears at very low speeds (by clutch partially engaged) and lower
gears at high speeds tends to draw more fuel. So don't hesitate to
shift gears appropriately.

4. Starting earlier to work/college will also help saving fuel
indirectly. As the peak hour approaches the traffic density
increases and it demands frequent stops and crawling speed. So why
waste your precious time and fuel?

5. Always ensure that your vehicle's transmission is sufficiently
lubricated. This is because if there is more friction between the
parts the engine will draw more fuel to compensate your speed
demand. Also friction is not healthy exercise to the parts.

6. The engine can not only be used for moving the vehicle but also to
slow it down. This is called engine braking When the throttle is
released only idling amount of fuel will be supplied to engine and
the power will be transmitted from wheels to the engine. Thus the
vehicle slows down due to the resistance offered by the engine.
There are some places to use this phenomenon like when you are
about to stop for an obstacle which is say some 10-50 meters (Note:
this range depends on your speed) ahead of you just release the
throttle rather than breaking hard near it and let the 'engine
braking' work its magic (can also be employed in slow moving
traffic). You can also down shift if you need to. This thereby
reduces unwanted fuel consumption and also saves brakes from
wearing out.

7. Don't have your head lamps turned unnecessarily ON which in turn
demands more fuel by the engine to charge the battery/run the
alternator. Unwanted electrical accessories can also be avoided.

8. Make sure that your vehicle's idling speed is set as per the
manufacturer's specification. If set higher intakes excess fuel
during idling and if set lower engine tends to stall frequently
this in turn needs richer mixture to start the vehicle.
At times when you have to wait in a traffic signal for more than 30
secs switch OFF your engine. If you have self starter try
alternating between kick starter also to avoid heavy load acting on
battery frequently.

9. Above all these maintain a log book about your fuel refills, type
of journey distance covered per journey (even if it is very short),
fuel consumption per liter to know about your driving performance
so that you can improve further.

10. Let me hope that these points will at least save you a rupee per
day. Also you are indirectly reducing the density of polluted air
for others.

Indian supercar owners finally have a place to have fun

Do you own a super car and can’t figure out where to drive it? Are you tired of driving on the same 2km stretch of road that is smooth enough to accommodate your super low 400+bhp car? Are you dying to test the limits of your 2 crore rupee car? If you have answered yes to all of the above then its time for you to head to the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida.

Would you pay 40 lakh for a Jeep?

The luxury car market in India has been growing consistently and while it does hint at the fact that people are indeed buying more luxurious cars it doesn’t necessarily mean that Indian consumers are buying expensive cars. There are still many cars which have a high price tag, which seem luxurious and which also might come under the banner of a luxury brand, but these cars do not sell very well, the best examples being Volvo and Volkswagen. When Indians go into the market for luxury they demand the very best, an anything priced above Rs 20 lakh should automatically fall into the luxurious category.

Honda India to assemble new CR-V SUV in India

Jan 18, 2013

Honda Cars India, the wholly owned subsidiary of the Japanese car major Honda has decided to assemble the sports utility vehicle CR-V in India with the aim of availing tax benefits and indulging in competitive pricing. The new revamped fourth generation SUV will hit the Indian car market by February 2013.

The new version of the SUV will be equipped optionally with a 2.0 liter or a 2.4 liter petrol engine as the earlier car model. However, the new version will be available at a price lower than that of the earlier car. The assembly of the car will be implemented at the Greater Noida facility of the carmaker.



While the earlier car model has already been discontinued by the carmaker, the new car model will be launched in India in the month of February 2013.

Amid speculations about diesel price deregulation, the surge in diesel car sales may down and the car buyers may return to buying petrol cars and enable a fairer chance to the new SUV.

Royal Enfield Cafe Racer teaser

At a recent motorcycle show in Long Beach California, the legendary Royal Enfield motorcycle makers were present and showed off their much anticipated Cafe Racer. First seen at the Delhi Auto Expo in 2012, the RE Cafe Racer looks stylishly retro and sports a better performing track tuned engine compared to other RE bikes. It comes fitted with a 535cc fuel injected engine that can produce 36bhp. Along with the fine tuned engine it also sports a twin-spar tubular steel frame designed by Harris Engineering, on the front it uses telescopic forks and the rear gets a set of gas-charged shock absorbers bolted onto an elliptical tube swingarm. The bike is also 21 kilograms lighter than other RE bikes making it quite easy to handle and able to perform better. The all new Cafe Racer is expected to launch in the US market sometime this year, but we are still waiting for news on when the bike will be launched in India and at what price bracket.

Audi takes the fight to BMW and Benz – aims for No. 1 position

It seems the Audi is getting very serious about global domination in the luxury vehicle segment.

BikeAdvice - 10 Tips on Being a Sensible Rider

10 Tips on Being a Sensible Rider

by Naren on November 27, 2011

These days, I see a lot of kids riding Activas and other scooters and bikes as well. I don’t know if this scene is becoming too common in Bangalore alone or across the nation itself. What makes me worried is the way these kids ride these two wheelers. Small kids in the age group of 13 to 15 roam around in the streets with their throttles fully opened.
There is a reason why I come up with a post on this particular title. Yesterday, a kid (that’s what I wanna refer to him as) came speeding in a White Activa, lost his control and fell right in front of my bike. More than the speed with which he came and fell, what made me stunned was the fact that after the fall, guess the number of people who got up. They were four in number. Four people in a single Activa was something I cannot even imagine.
This incident made me the feel that nobody can boast about being a biker, but being a sensible rider is the ‘Need of the Hour.’ Here are few tips which will make you one.

How to Deal with Poor Customer Service from Bike Dealers and Service Centers

by csm on January 19, 2013

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We all have came across frustrating and poor customer service from dealers and especially the bike service centers. We save money for months and years and we are so passionate about our bikes but the guys in the service centers treat our babies like junk. We would feel like slapping him on the face but he can hurt our bike so we don’t do it. And we do not raise a voice later because we are just too busy with our lives.

Finding ways to mend a broken heart

Finding ways to mend a broken heart

Actress Katie Holmes recently reportedly blowing 15,000 USD on lingre, post her split with Tom Cruise to cheer herself up could have raised eyebrows but not among the broken hearts, who refused to turn the Devdas style and instead chose to nurse their toota hua dil with weird and wild ways.

Find out what goes on in a woman’s head

Find out what goes on in a woman’s head

Here are 7 things that tell us what goes on in a woman's head...

8 Weird things men like in women

Weird things men like in women

Men are crazy. And they get crazier when they see you approach them in those red pumps and skinny jeans with a baggy and casual tee in style and confidence.

Are you comfortable staying naked?

Are you comfortable staying naked?

How comfortable are you with nakedness? If not much, we share some easy tips to make you feel comfortable with nakedness!

You love to flaunt your body, but the need to be perceived as sexy sometimes leaves you insecure and vulnerable inside. Even the most confident woman is most often a bit uncomfortable with her body.

2013 BMW X1 xDrive28i Test Drive and Review

Sport utility vehicles and crossovers once seemed destined for endless supersizing, but a funny thing happened on the way to five-buck-a-gallon gas: those big ol’ SUVs started downsizing. Enter late 2012, and the contraction has reached new lows—or highs, depending on your perspective.
BMW’s fresh-for-2013 X1 joins their stable of sport utes and starts anywhere between $30,650 and $38,450, with a 4 year, 50,000 mile warranty, and EPA ratings between 18/27 mpg and 24/34 mpg. Is this pint-sized five door a welcome addition to the SUV universe, or a needlessly shrunken crossover?
To find out, let’s drive.

An Illustrated Guide to Motorcycle Helmet Types

How to pick the lid that's right for you

If you're looking for ways to protect your noggin, you've got your head in the right place: wearing a helmet is the easiest way to avoid life threatening injuries while you ride a motorcycle. And though it's only one small part of motorcycle safety gear, it's arguably the most important.

Bell Rogue: 50% Open Face, 50% Full Face, 100% Creepy

Remember Honda's attempts to make their Fury chopper edgy? Bell is taking a similar approach with their new Rogue helmet, which they're pitching as an open face that bridges the gap between open and full face.

Is Harley Building a 500cc Hog for India?

A difficult domestic market has forced Harley-Davidson to expand its efforts overseas, and if recent rumors are true, the American manufacturer is taking an even bigger step by planning a low-priced model exclusively for India.

Piaggio Plans To Launch The Typhoon 150cc Scooter In India After Vespa

After a long dormant state in two wheelers, Piaggio finally struck success with its premium scooter, the Vespa LX125 in India. Although its pricing is on the higher side compared to its competitors, what makes it stand aside and command such a price is its iconic looks and premium feel. After having a good response

How to look fresh and flawless

Ways to look fresh and flawless

A few tips to avoid depressing days when your skin refuses to co-operate

How to make a side braid

Zoe Saldanha looks cute in her messy side braid

For Chennai's weather, the messy side braid is the coolest hair fix. The best part of the style is right in the name: messy. No need for perfection here. In fact, an overly smoothed, orderly braid will have you looking a little too prim, like a school girl in pig-tails.

17 tips for healthy hair and skin

17 tips for healthy hair and skin

Cosmetologist Dr Rekha Sheth shares her tips for healthy hair and skin

10 Things women simply love to hear

10 Things women love to hear

If there's one thing that has always kept men wondering about women, it has to be figuring out what they love to hear? Most men would agree that when it comes to compliments and sweet nothings, women can never have enough of it. The more they get, the more they want!

Doggie diet? Anything’s pawsible!

Doggie diet? Anything’s pawsible!

With low-fat lollipups and pupcakes, pooch diets are increasingly getting into organic, healthy mode.
We've heard of everything from doga (dog yoga) and doggie dating services to pet owner and pooch pret. And now, the new trend in the canine world is organic pet diets! Think low-fat muttkins, pupcakes and lollipups that aim to get your pup in ship-shape! An increasing number of pet owners are taking to this healthier diet today.

How to score at an interview

How to score at an interview

With the recession leading to severe job cuts, impressing your potential employer at an interview is vital. Here's how you can nail your next interview

Do

1. Keep a lid on excessive hand gestures : Most of the times your over anxiousness about the result of an interview can make you indulge in extreme hand movements that distract from what you're saying. Too high (above shoulder height) looks a shade eccentric and unstable, while too low (below waist height) makes you look fatigued and demoralised.

2. Come prepared for an interview: If you have a long travel to undertake, carry your jacket in a suit bag, or another shirt that is neatly pressed. There's nothing worse than coming to work looking all crumpled.

3. Dress conservatively: Less is more. An interview isn't the time to show your edginess and funky style statement. Conformity might sound boring, but it's better to play safe. Choose shades like navy, white and black contrasted with lighter hues as they denote integrity and professionalism.

Avoid

French manicure : A French manicure with long nails could end up looking tacky to an interviewer.

Limp handshake : Offering fingertips for a handshake suggests dearth of confidence.

Do not come in carrying a plastic bag : You'll look disorganised and unfocused if you stumble in after a shopping jaunt. Also, it's at risk of falling over and spilling the contents everywhere as soon as you put it down.

How to talk to your kids about sex

How to talk to your kids about sex

Yes, you can put off with that sex talk until your baby reaches a certain age but someday, as a a parent, you'll have to face the question, "But mom, where does a baby come from".

How to behave on your first date

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How to behave on your first date

Usually you tend to mess it up on your first date. Here are a couple of dos and donts' to follow

Men taking professional help on dating

Men taking professional help on dating

Men in Sydney are calling in professional help and paying for tips on how to score a date, it has been revealed.

10 Things a man wants in a woman

10 Things a man wants in a woman

Are you a single woman who has kissed umpteen toads but not yet landed the Prince? Or are you just holding on to something that was never meant to be? If you want to know what makes a man fall for a woman and willing to walk her down the aisle, read on...

Everything you wanted to know about men

Everything you wanted to know about men

We give you a small ready reckoner on how men behave in relationships...

Skoda Auto India posts annual sales growth of 13 percent in 2012

Skoda Auto India, the Indian arm of the Czech automaker Skoda which is wholly owned by the Volkswagen Group has posted a growth of 13 percent in its sales for the year 2012. The carmaker sold 34,678 units during the year 2012 in comparison to 30,741 units sold in the year 2011.

Renault India to launch Fluence 2013

Renault India, the Indian subsidiary of the French automajor Renault has announced its decision to bring the Fluence 2013 luxury car to India. The revamped sedan car model will first be launched in Turkey in January 2013 and will be launched in 55 other countries including India.

Among the various changes brought about in the Fluence sedan is the adoption of Renault’s new signature grille in the car model which has been already seen in Renault concept cars. The headlamps have been tweaked to enable smooth integration of the grille into the car model. The car also gets a new bumper which features a set of fog lamps as well as LED day time running lights.

The premium sedan is equipped with a 1.6 liter petrol engine offering 115PS through a CVT auto box. The diesel version of the sedan is equipped with the existing 110PS diesel engine. The company may optionally provide the new dCi 130 engine in some markets which offers 130PS.

Used cars sales overtake new car sales in Gujarat

The slowdown in the Indian automobile industry which has been facing low demand for new cars since the year 2011 has given rise to the trend of purchasing used cars instead of new cars. The figures of used car and new car sales in India have been thought to be at par. However, reports from the state of Gujarat say otherwise.

Mahindra Reva names its next generation electric car as Mahindra e2o

Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles which is owned by the Mahindra Group has announced the name of its next generation of electric vehicles as ‘Mahindra e2o’. The name signifies the carmaker Mahindra Group’s vision of the Future of Mobility. Earlier, the soon to be launched electric car was code named NXR

BMW and Boeing to work on carbon fiber recycling

The BMW Group and Boeing signed a collaboration agreement to participate in joint research for carbon fiber recycling as well as share manufacturing knowledge and explore automation opportunities.

Aston Martin will be 100 years old

Not many companies can reach such a milestone as Aston Martin. The British car maker is all set to celebrate a century of car making and ha planned out a year-long celebration in 2013. 15 January 2013 marks the official incorporation of the company 100 years ago and to commemorate the historic occasion the oldest surviving Aston Martin – A3 – and a stunning new Vanquish, the brand’s ultimate GT, will take their places at a photo call at Henniker Mews in Chelsea – the original home of Aston Martin – where a commemorative plaque will be unveiled.

For pet-friendly homes

For pet-friendly homes

If you have a pet at home and cleanliness is a constant worry, then here are a few tips to help you keep your furniture free of pet hair.

Wall tattoo, stencilling here to stay

The writing on the wall

Picture this: one bright wall with a mirror, or paintings or a gigantic clock. This out-of-the-interior-magazine covers' look, is done to death, so much that it doesn't even invite appreciative glances anymore.

5 tips to care for expensive oil paintings

5 tips to care for expensive oil paintings

Owning a genuine oil painting for your home or office is a matter of pride. But to make this long-lasting and durable art a part of the family for generations it needs proper care and handling. And preserving an oil painting is not at all a difficult task provided you do it the right way.

Kitsch art, chic or cliche?

Kitsch art, chic or cliché?

This unique, classy, ridiculously eye catching, and flamboyant Indian kitsch art is catching pace and is one of the most wanted art today specially by 'young India'.

Do up home with lovely bamboo furniture

Bring home the bamboo

It's strong, eco friendly, a tad more expensive than the usual raw materials used. But bamboo furniture and clothing is worth a try.

Deck up your home with Indo-centric designs

Opt for these Indo-Centric, sophisticated designs for your home

If you have a soft corner for creative, contemporary, Indian artifacts and have a keen eye for design and quality, then you need some quirky, Indo-centric works and affordable designs for your home

How to travel in style

How to travel in style

It's holiday time again and we're sure you're planning a great trip in the near future. While looking your casual best, you may also wish to look fashion forward. Here are a few tips to travelling in style.

Rajasthan's Blue City is a painter's canvas

Rajasthan's Blue City is a painter's canvas

As little kids, we would pester our grandparents to tell and retell the stories of beautiful queens, handsome maharajas, fierce battles and bejewelled royal palaces. I managed to behold and soak in the regalia of one such fairytale-like princely state on my recent trip to Rajasthan's second largest city and home to the Maharajas since 1459, Jodhpur.

Go street struck in Macau!

Macau...

Macao, a Euro-Sino destination is full of dualities, surprising its visitors with the charm of an old Portuguese town...

Cambodia: A village on stilts

Explore Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake, home to a charming floating village with rustic and colourful double-storied houses

Kasauli: Small, pretty and green

Small and pretty

Kasauli is much smaller than most other hill stations. Times Travel found that to be part of its charm

Sip traditionally brewed beers in Belgium

Sip traditionally brewed beers in Belgium

Don't let the diamonds of Antwerp keep you away from the real treasures in Belgium. Locally-made brews with rich, diverse flavours promise to change the way you look at beer.

Goodness in a cup of white tea

A cup of white tea?

In which we spy on all things newsy and quirky that are worth a glance...

Healthy Indian breakfast ideas

Healthy Indian breakfast ideas

Do you wonder about what to cook for breakfast every single day? With eggs, toast and cereal topping the list of all breakfast ideas across health journals, how about trying out some nutritious and healthy Indian breakfasts instead?

Ready for some aerial yoga?

Ready for some aerial yoga?

Love yoga and new challenges? We bring you anti-gravity yoga — a trend that's touted to be the next big thing in the world of fitness

Ditch the gym, head to the playground

Ditch the gym, head to the playground

The 'playground workout' encourages you to get outside, play kiddie games, and have fun while you lose those extra kilos. Melissa D'costa tells you all about it.