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Akhila Thomas

Nottingham
As seen in: Yours, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Nottingham Post, Feminism In India, Asia Media Centre, Empoword Journalism
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Put a pin in the nose: Unravelling the cultural journey of the ‘mookuthi’

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By Akhila Thomas
| Asia Media Centre Verified
A thin silver hoop. Sometimes a gold one. A tiny diamond. At times coloured stones in shades of reds, blues and pale yellows. Occasionally an intricate stud. Sometimes even a dangling from it. A minuscule canvas rarely over a single centimetre in dimension, yet carrying colours of desire, contexts, histories and stories - a nose pin or the ‘mookuthi’ is a tale as old as time.
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Burnham Beeches Hotel review: A tranquil retreat steeped in nature to unwind just outside the city

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By Akhila Thomas
| Yours Verified
If you are looking for a tranquil spa break from the bustle of everyday life and the noise of the city, there are stunning views and an indulgent stay waiting for you at the Burnham Beeches Hotel. Located just a stone’s throw away from Central London, I hopped on the Elizabeth Line with my friend, Harshita Sharma for a quick spa break and a weekend getaway. The four-star Georgian hotel and spa is located in the heart of Buckinghamshire.
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'I feel better at 50 than I did at 30’ – Free Soul co-founder on why supplementing right can transform female wellness 

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By Akhila Thomas
| Yours Verified
For the mother-son duo Rohini and Arjun Sofat, founders of the bestselling supplement brand Free Soul, ‘wellbeing’ is simply an act of feeling more well, which can be a very subjective thing. Understanding these diverse definitions of what wellbeing can look like for different people is what led to the creation of a community-led wellness and supplement brand specifically catered to women at a time when no one else was doing it.
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