India Se Magazine - November 2017

In this issue

The November issue of India Se is filled with many interesting features. While our cover story is about Royal Palm and the Landmark restaurants that are also excellent party venues, we have several hard hitting stories. Shobhaa De rips into Bollywood lechers post the Weinstein scandal, Sabyn Javeri condemns the fact that Pakistani actress Mahira Khan's outfit receives more attention that the killing of a Christian boy while MJ Akbar strongly states that dynasties destroy democracy. We take you on a trip to South America and give you interesting recipes on putting leftover food to good use. Grab your copy today!

#METOO

A man can feel for a woman who has suffered sexual abuse, so can he presume to say anything when he has never been a victim?

3 mins

Preparing For Annual Energy Changes

The ancient Indian science of vaastu and feng shui both recommend spring-cleaning of homes to ensure a proper flow of energy beneficial to the residents

3 mins

Get The Royal Treatment

Looking for a great venue for your next event or just want to chill out with family and friends? At royal Palm and the Landmark restaurants, the food and service are great!

5 mins

Cauliflower Calling

Cauliflower is often considered one of the healthiest foods on earth- and there is good reason why

3 mins

The Great Cover-Up

Film star in a backless dress causes greater outrage than the death of a Christian schoolboy at the hands of muslim classmates

5 mins

Dynasties Kill Democracy

India is not a family’s private property.

4 mins

Tradition Vs Modern

Is personal privacy bigger than family bonds?

2 mins

Durga: No-Body In Billion Bodies!

The image of Goddess Durga with her ten hands is the symbolic representation of many dimensions within one body.

3 mins

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India Se Magazine Description:

India Se completes 8 years of publishing the first and foremost monthly magazine for the Indian diaspora in Singapore and the region across all formats including print, digital (including Smartphone/Tablet Apps) and Social Media. It delivers the most original coverage in global Indian business, education, fashion, arts and culture. Our focus is on informing and entertaining an international audience of highly educated readers. It is our intention to create a community of the most interested and interesting Indians in the world.