What brings travel enthusiasts Laura, Carina and Sunita together? A nine-day rickshaw journey! On March 9, the trio will start from Delhi to Mumbai, travel over 1,500 km spanning five states and will meet ordinary women doing extraordinary things en route.

Daily Life writer, Candice Jung in her recent column mentioned that men are less likely to turn to self-help. She said, “While many of my female friends have had similar self-help phases, it seems like most guys in my social circle (single or otherwise) have never been susceptible to the charms of authors like Cohen or John Gray.”

A new app LivesOn will soon allow users to keep posting Twitter updates from beyond the grave by creating a virtual continuation of your personality after you die. The tagline of the app says, “When your heart stops beating, you’ll keep tweeting.”

It was around three years back when she was told that she was running the risk of getting heart disease that the idea to do a book for the ever-growing vegan population of India germinated. She realised the power of the right diet and shared her story with people in the hope that it would help them too.

Twenty one-year-old Nikita Singh already has four books to her kitty — Love@Facebook, Accidentally in Love, If It’s Not Forever...

Delhi is like second home for style diva and ramp scorcher Sonam Kapoor for whom a visit to the capital is incomplete without a trip to her favourite restaurants. “Bengali Sweets rocks for me.

Human beings are like diesel engines — working most efficiently under pressure.

It’s that time of the year when everything around you seems dipped in the shade of love. And if you are single it will surely make you cringe. You get invited to all the silly parties of the year.

Supermodel Kate Moss is an enigma for artists and soon she will be mesmerising her Indian fans. Kate is going to visit Delhi in April for an auction of her photographs and sculptures. The collection has been curated by German art collector Gert Elfering, who plans to take the show on a six-city tour around the world — Dubai, Moscow, Barcelona, Hong Kong and will close in London.

Men have largely stuck to a defined dress code. They haven’t dared to go much beyond the pant-shirt and roomy T-shirt and shorts combo. But in recent times, male models in flowy skirts have sashayed down the runaway. And now actor Aamir Khan has got into a bright yellow skirt for his upcoming film Peekay. Is the modern man ready and keen to make room in his wardrobe for skirts?