How The Snail Mail Project Brought Back Hand Written Letters In The Coolest Way Possible
Sumedha Sah, a Mysuru-based architect and illustrator, started the Snail Mail Project as a way of connecting with strangers. They send letters to her by post, and she sends them illustrations in return, based on what she absorbs from those letters
The Coven In Mumbai That You Probably Didn’t Know About
The Wiccan Store in Mumbai’s Mahim area is perhaps the only store in India that proudly claims that they are practitioners of Wicca
Anniversary Special #20YearChallenge: A Time Of Innocence, Excitement And Supermodels
MW came of age at a time when the fashion industry in India was reaching a critical mass and platforms like Lakmé Fashion Week was getting established. Designer Wendell Rodricks provides a worm’s eye view of the big change
Anniversary Special #20YearChallenge: The Man Who Showed Indian Cricket The Money
Mark Mascarenhas was the subject of our second cover, alongside Sachin Tendulkar, who he had made a millionaire overnight as his agent
Anniversary Special #20YearChallenge: ‘Chandni Bars’ Of Mumbai
The dance bars were a peculiarly Mumbai institution, a vital part of its culture and underbelly before they were hamhandedly shut down a decade ago
Anniversary Special #20YearChallenge: How Hindi Cinema Changed
The Hindi film industry has taken almost unimaginable steps forward since 2000
Anniversary Special #20YearChallenge: What Were They Wearing
Bitten by the nostalgia bug, we go back to a time when dressing up like your favourite celebrity and wearing fishnet tees and bandanas was all okay
Anniversary Special #20YearChallenge: How To Look Serious
Excerpted from MW June 2000, Sagarika Ghose writes about how women can look “serious”
Anniversary Special #20YearChallenge: The Sexes
Writer Jerry Pinto, who shaped a lively section in the magazine in his many years as Executive Editor, looks back in nostalgia
Anniversary Special #20YearChallenge: If You’re Gay You Might As Well Be Dead
Ashley Tellis shares his story on what it was like being gay in India
