Purnima Goswami Sharma is a freelance writer based in Mumbai, who has been contributing to various newspapers, magazines and portals for the last two decades. Besides being a research writer for various TV shows, she has been a visiting faculty at SNDT for Communication Skills. She hold a master’s degree in English Literature from Mumbai University and a diploma in Communications and Journalism. She writes on diverse subjects like real estate, interiors, education, lifestyle, health, entertainment and environment.
Over the past few decades, real estate has emerged as an important investment asset. However, this investment, depends on healthy capital appreciation over a long-term period. Real estate also tends to be illiquid and … READ FULL STORY
Lighting options are available in a variety of budgets, from traditional to contemporary styles. Fixtures crafted in metals, glass, crystals, bamboo and fibre, come in different sizes and shapes. Floor lamps, wall scones, ceiling … READ FULL STORY
Vile Parle west in the western suburbs of Mumbai, is well-connected to the other far-flung suburbs of the city, as well as south Mumbai. It lies close to the international, as well as the … READ FULL STORY
Glass is an aesthetic material that can make a home’s interiors look uncluttered and bright. From fancy glass furniture, glass shutters for wardrobes, ceilings and shelves, to stunning accessories, the available range is vast. … READ FULL STORY
Improving infrastructure has helped Andheri east, to transform from an industrial area, to a sought-after residential destination in Mumbai, over the years. From a region that was primarily known for the MIDC and SEEPZ, … READ FULL STORY
Samanvi Bhograj from Bengaluru, is the founder director of Visfortec Private Limited – a company that manufactures 100% biodegradable tableware products. Bhograj is a third-generation entrepreneur, who grew up seeing her grandfather and father … READ FULL STORY
Sandhya Suku, of Tavant Technologies (a Silicon Valley-based mortgage technology company), has been selected as one of the most influential women in the housing industry. Bangalore-based Suku is one of the 43 women recognised … READ FULL STORY
Sanjeev Kapoor Chef and television anchor We shifted to our new house on an auspicious day. This department is taken care of, by my mother and my wife Alyona, as I am not superstitious. … READ FULL STORY
Workshop Q Sisters, Radhika Khaitan Mittal and Madhvi Khaitan are using discarded junk and industrial waste to create stylish home products. The Mumbai-based siblings have an eco-friendly line-up that includes clocks, mirrors, photo-frames, trays, … READ FULL STORY
“It is incredible to own a house to fulfill my father’s dream” Manada Chandrakant Udagatti Senior manager in a shipping company, Mumbai Women, these days, are independent and are opting to buy their own … READ FULL STORY
“I can’t think of a better career choice” Surabhi Arora Senior associate director – research, Colliers International, Gurgaon Surabhi Arora leads the India research team at Colliers International. She specialises in real estate economics … READ FULL STORY
“When I bought my first house, I was 23 and at that time, owning a home was big thing. Looking back, it has turned out to be a wise investment, which has appreciated. Moreover, … READ FULL STORY
Pune is hailed as an educational hub, which attracts students not only from different parts of Maharashtra, but also from all over the country and abroad. The city is home to several prestigious institutes, … READ FULL STORY
