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Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

My Parents, in Love

How could I tell? It was clear in a single moment

4 min  |

August 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Midnight’s Children Turn 75

Like many others born in 1947, these five prominent Indians have given much to the nation. This month, as the country celebrates another historic anniversary, we ask what has India given them

10+ min  |

August 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Books: The Last White Man by Mohsin Hamid, Hamish Hamilton

Book review

1 min  |

August 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Not Just Rocket Science

Actor R. Madhavan on donning many hats for Rocketry: The Nambi Effect, keeping his swimmer son grounded and why South Indian cinema is thriving

3 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Could Fake Medicine Be As Effective As The Real Thing?

Could fake medicine be as effective as the real thing?

9 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Lending A Hand In Ukraine

Amid the brutality and destruction, people around the world have reached out to help those caught in the crossfire. Here are a few of their stories

3 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Can You Change Your Luck?

And is luck even a real thing? It's complicated

4 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

ME & MY SHELF

Through her work with Marine Life of Mumbai, a citizen-led initiative raising awareness about the city's coastal biodiversity, journalist and editor Sejal Mehta has been making science accessible for lay audiences. She does much the same with her new book, Superpowers on the Shore.

4 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Reads Like Magic

In Tomb of Sand-Daisy Rockwell's translation of Geetanjali Shree's novel-everything is illuminated

3 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Reunited With Her Rescuers

Thirty-five years after two fishermen plucked a young girl from the Pacific Ocean, a podcast leads to a remarkable reunion

10 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

MEET ERNŐ RUBIK

He devised one of the world's most popular and enduring puzzles-and he's still learning from it

5 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Funny People's Funniest Stories

Our grab-bag of jokes, quips, gaffes and gags by laughmakers from around the world

10+ min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Books

Writer, Rebel, Soldier, Lover: The Many Lives of Agyeya by Akshaya Mukul, Vintage Books

2 min  |

July 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

In Oaxaca, Some Like It Very Hot

The food in this iconic Mexican city was enough to bring tears to my eyes

6 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

The Art Of The 'Good' Meltdown

Too much stress can lead to destructive emotional outbursts. Here's how to have them the right way

5 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

THE PROMISE OF STEM CELLS

Breakthroughs are pointing to a revolution in healthcare

9 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE

Known for his conscientious, hard-hitting films, director Hansal Mehta takes a softer turn with his latest, Baai. Nothing he has made till now, he says, has been so romantic

3 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

DON'T LEAVE WITHOUT ME!

Staying in Kabul meant death for this Afghan journalist. A US naval officer and a reporter were ready to help her flee the Taliban-if she could make it to the airplane

10+ min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Saving the Stradivarius Sound

An entire city went quiet so the world's most iconic violin could be immortalized

7 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Swearing Off Misogyny

How one man is fighting patriarchal norms by attacking an often overlooked symptom-the normalization of sexist profanity

3 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

HAVING THE RANGE

How women rangers at Assam's Kaziranga National Park are breaking stereotypes to make the forest their own

8 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

APPA'S CROSSWORD MAGIC

A writer learns the worth of her work through her father's love for word puzzles

4 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

A Favourable Verdict

Guilty Minds deftly navigates the law of the land and that of human nature

2 min  |

June 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

The Promise Of Intermittent Fasting

A popular diet trend works well for many weight watchers, and the benefits might extend beyond your waistline

4 min  |

May 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

How To Boost Your Immune System

Eight Science-backed Solutions To Help You Feel Your Best

10+ min  |

May 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

The Worst Advice I Ever Got

"Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.” “Don't ever take a fence down until you know why it was put up.” “Never ruin an apology with an excuse."

6 min  |

May 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

SPIDER BITE!

A single wrong move almost cost construction worker Adrian Main his life

6 min  |

May 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

MAN OF MANY PARTS

Nawazuddin Siddiqui has never been one to play by the rules. Known for his intense performances in off-beat cinema and web shows, the actor is now choosing projects that help him keep things light

2 min  |

May 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

When All They Had Was Love

Doctors gave Leah Church, who was born with a huge, misshapen head filled with fluid, little chance of survival. But Sandy and Tim Church refused to give up on their little girl

10+ min  |

May 2022
Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

The Hang-Up

I quit my smartphone and I've never been happier

5 min  |

May 2022