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  Environment-conscious Indians are turning to sustainable clothing. (File photo) Namrata Kohli New Delhi Sustainable fashion is headlining the summer fashion. Make natural fibres like cotton, linen, khadi, pure silk and handloom, your Summer BFF   By Namrata Kohli   UNIQLO just launched its 2024 Spring/Summer Campaign ‘Summers are for Linen’, starring Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif. “During hot summers, breathable and lightweight fabrics are a necessity. I love this collection as it is so versatile and offers timeless style for anywhere – whether I’m at work or enjoying my day at home” says Katrina Kaif who is seen wearing Linen Shirts, Cotton Tapered Pants, and Jumpsuits through a montage of summer walking with friends along the beach to tranquil moments spent at home and taking a stroll in nature in this comfortable yet stylish collection.   Conventional cotton, khadi magic, silk blends and classy linens are all in vogue in summer wear as they take new forms and avatars as tailored

  Cutlery sets the mood at your dinner table. (File photo) Namrata Kohli New Delhi "The heart of my home and my fondest memories have always been at my dining table. When my family and friends gather each evening, the room truly comes alive - with laughter, conversation, and lots of love,” says Anandita Kothari who started the luxury tableware brand founder   Plate and Peonie. She says that her  tabletop has always brought people together - through beautiful ambiances, nostalgic conversations, lots of laughter, and lasting memories. For every occasion, there is always a new plate of experiences. The once humble table has exploded with aesthetic dinnerware, hand-crafted crockery, bold napkin rings, couture-worthy linen et al to elevate your culinary experiences. According to Research and Markets, the tableware market in India is estimated to grow by USD 383.44 million during 2022-2027, accelerating at a CAGR of 5.28% during the forecast period. On the other hand, the global Tablewa

Executive chairperson of Antara Senior Care says 'service delivery' has to be the cornerstone of senior care industry Tara Singh Vachani, executive chairperson at Antara Senior Care and vice-chairperson, Max India. She is not the hardcore business thinker you would meet in the corporate world and is known to be a caring person and has finally made a business out of “care and compassion” in the form of senior care.  “I inherently value compassion, empathy, and fundamentally trust human beings. However, the narrative in the work environment has been that you have to be tough and don’t give so much of a rope. But today I fully embrace these values and live my authentic self and  organisations with a deep sense of purpose must embrace these values .”   Meet Tara Singh Vachani, Executive Chairperson at Antara Senior Care and Vice Chairperson at Max India, who is building the largest integrated Senior Care ecosystem in India with products covering everything from Senior Living Reside