LIFESTYLE

5 emerging tech trends that are set to redefine the food dining space
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A lot of food tech solutions that would have been explored a few years down the line, are today a food service necessity due to the tech revolution, enabling restaurants to set new standards of service to meet the growing expectations of customers. Right from robotic chefs to interactive chatbots, the restaurant industry has to keep itself up to date with the latest trends set in the food industry.
Ruby - The Birthstone of July
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Rubies have been treasured by everyone from ancient warriors and Hindus to the Chinese, who revere the "lucky" colour red, since they were formed deep beneath the earth's crust 500 million years ago - an amazing feat of nature involving intense heat and pressure. They're still a favourite of A-listers like Jennifer Garner and Gigi Hadid, and they're frequently seen on the aptly named "red carpet." Rubies are regarded as a fashionable alternative and complement to diamonds.
5 Artwork Techniques You Haven't Heard Of
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For some, they have even rung the bells of critical acclaim standing on the shoulders of artists that either mastered or elevated them through their defining creations like; Monet and Pissaro's contributions to Impressionism or Picasso's pioneering experiments with Cubism. However there are still some techniques that haven't been given their well-earned share of time in the sun but do present incredible possibilities for artists, curators, and admirers alike.
Dinosaurs thrived amid ice, not warmth: Study
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The conventional theory of how the dinosaurs died 66 million years ago: in Earth's fiery collision with a meteorite, and a following global winter as dust and debris choked the atmosphere is well-known. But there was a previous extinction, far more mysterious and less discussed: the one 202 million years ago, which killed off the big reptiles who up until then ruled the planet, and apparently cleared the way for dinosaurs to take over.
Astro Zindagi (Weekly Horoscope: July 4-10 )
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Aries, this week, you might try something novel that will help you stand out from the rest of the crowd. Your financial situation will stay solid, and no significant expenses are anticipated. However, it's likely that investments in fixed assets will be put off. Students might not be able to dedicate enough time to their academics, which could affect how well they achieve. You might find this to be a difficult week in terms of your personal life. Relationships that are dedicated to one another may experience communication problems.
Dior creates an unprecedented beauty experience
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To mark the occasion of the next Haute Couture Fashion Week in Paris, Dior is reviving the spirit of the emblematic Bains de La Samaritaine and embarking on the Dior Spa Cheval Blanc Paris aboard a boat for an unprecedented cruise on the River Seine. It is an invitation to discover the art of well-being and the excellent expertise of the iconic address, differently. And to experience a moment of happiness in the heart of Paris, the city that Christian Dior loved so much.
India's new tax policy set to impact Influencers
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As per the provision introduced in the Finance Act 2022, section 194R mandates a 10 per cent tax deducted at source (TDS), exclusive of surcharge and cess, on freebies exceeding Rs 20,000 in a year that influencers receive and retain from sales promotions. This implies that influencers will have to disclose the free samples they receive from brands or companies while filing their income tax return.
20th/21st Century London Day and First Open Sales Now Live for Browsing
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The execution of this painting foreshadows Gauguin's leading role in the Pont Aven movement and his famous Tahitian paintings. Peasant Women Carrying a Basket by Camille Pissarro (1888, estimate 450,000-650,000 pound, illustrated page two, left) is an example of the rural portraiture that occupied Pissarro for over two decades and led to some of his most better known.
Savour the freshness of real beans in your coffee and chocolate
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Savorworks Roasters aims to change the way India drinks and tastes coffee, from the inside to carefully crafted experiences. Coffee roasting, cafe and chocolate shop, this atelier is reminiscent of European cafes where guests can admire the process of making a chocolate bar, from roasting the cocoa beans to making the bar, as well as the intoxicating method of making coffee
IKEA set to launch its second city store in Mumbai
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The store will have a total retail area of 72000 square feet. Customers will have access to a selection of 7000+ well-designed, reasonably priced, environmentally friendly, and useful products. It will be attached to an IKEA restaurant with 130 seats that will serve a variety of Swedish and Indian cuisines, including Dal Makhani with Rice, Vada Pao, and Dhokla.
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