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A Journey into Motherhood, Memory, and Mangroves: More Than Just a Vacation

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By Lisa Ray
| iDiva Verified
I had read somewhere that it usually takes parents around 2.5 days to recover from a vacation with young children. Well, I didn’t need a study to confirm it for me, because after six weeks of chasing my daughters across Goa’s waterfalls during the Monsoon and navigating through a tightly packed social calendar, my energy tank ran out of fuel. With the new school year dawning upon us, I felt worn out.
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Masoom Minawala Talks To Lisa Ray About Building A Global Brand And Redefining Success

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By Lisa Ray
| Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia Verified
Photographer: Maddy (Akula Madhu) Creative Director: Santu Misra Fashion Editor: Neelangana Vasudeva Produced by: Nikita Menaria Junior Stylist: Karnika Kabra Makeup Artist: Simran Gidwani Hairstylist: Maniasha Wardrobe Courtesy: Vero Moda Watch and Jewellery: Guess available on Just watches Location Courtesy: Casa Del by Lohono Stays, Alibaug When a trailblazer meets a tastemaker, the conversation transcends trends.
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Menopause is in need of a radical rebranding: Lisa Ray

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By Lisa Ray
| The Week (India) Verified
The Japanese word for menopause is konenki, which means renewal and energy, a time of growth, rebirth and renewed purpose. I dare say it is no coincidence that Japanese women are reported to experience a lower severity of menopausal symptoms. Why is it that so many other milestones of a woman’s life, like puberty and pregnancy, are celebrated, but not menopause? Menopause is in need of a radical rebranding.
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