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By Hariharan U
Published on January 26, 2026
BLR Hubba is increasingly feeling less like a scheduled festival and more like a shared city rhythm. As the event enters its final stretch, audience turnout continues to grow, with Friday unfolding as one of the most layered and immersive days of the Hubba so far.
The day began on a reflective note at Alliance Française, where Futures Hubba hosted a full spectrum of conversations. Discussions moved seamlessly from geopolitics and diplomacy with Philip Green to futures literacy, feminist infrastructure, regenerative economics and ethical imagination. These ideas later found resonance in sound and performance, as Resonant Futures, an immersive transmedia set, closed the day on a contemplative, inward-looking note.
Across the city, BLR Hubba’s strength showed in how evenly its energy was distributed. In Malleshwaram, Hogona, the guided history and culture walk, encouraged participants to revisit familiar streets with renewed attention. VV Puram’s food walk once again underlined Bengaluru’s deep connection with culinary memory, drawing steady footfall through the evening.
Long-format engagement remained a key feature of the day. At Sabha, workshops such as The Fool: Presence, Play & Poetic Clownfusion held participants through extended sessions, while Freedom Park stayed visually alive from morning to night with art installations that continued to evolve as audiences moved through the space.
Friday evening brought a strong theatre and music spine to the programme. The Nether by Aasakta Kalamanch, Pune, held audiences at the Prestige Centre for Performing Arts, while Shoorpanakha: A Search at NGMA offered a quieter, introspective counterpoint. Folk traditions travelled across regions, from Bengal’s Ruuh-Bakhsh at Freedom Park to Karnataka’s own classical and theatrical forms presented at the Indian Heritage Academy, IIWC, Yuvapatha and ADA Rangamandira. Kannada performances, in particular, ran deep into the evening, grounded and assured.
As night settled in, anticipation built steadily at Freedom Park. Audiences gathered early at the Watch Tower for The Manganiyar Seduction, one of the most awaited performances of this year’s Hubba, transforming folk music into a collective, almost ritual experience.
With Friday behind it, BLR Hubba now moves into its final two days, coinciding with the long weekend beginning January 24 traditionally the festival’s most attended phase.
Saturday opens early with heritage walks through Cantonment and Ulsoor, followed by a packed day of workshops, drawing sessions and neighbourhood trails. By evening, Freedom Park once again becomes the musical anchor, moving from Reimagining the Jazz Standard to Echoes of Shakti, and culminating in Resist the Erosion, a world premiere that closes the Watch Tower stage late into the night.
Dance takes centre stage across venues, from Stand-Up Natyam at Panchavati and Pi Thadoi at NGMA to Footprints in Blood and a post-10 pm midnight dance gathering at Sabha. Kannada programming continues to hold strong through theatre, music and talks at Yuvapatha, Indian Heritage Academy and IIWC, while Rasthe Hubba spills into neighbourhood streets across Mahadevpura and Panduranga Nagar through the afternoon and evening.
With only two days left, BLR Hubba now feels less like an itinerary and more like a lived experience, one that rewards lingering, wandering and staying back just a little longer.
Full programme details and passes are available on the BLR Hubba website.
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Eros Hotel New Delhi is reinforcing its commitment to responsible water management during World Water Week 2026 by highlighting a range of initiatives focused on reducing water consumption, promoting mindful usage and recycling wastewater across its operations.
Organised annually by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), World Water Week brings global attention to water-related challenges and the importance of responsible water management. The 2026 edition is being held from 23 to 27 August.
At Eros Hotel New Delhi, water conservation has been integrated across guest areas, kitchens, back-of-house operations and public facilities through a combination of water-efficient infrastructure and awareness initiatives.
The hotel has installed water-saving aerators across taps in guest room washrooms, kitchens and back-of-house areas to regulate water flow and improve consumption efficiency. Public washrooms feature sensor-operated taps, helping reduce unnecessary water usage, while guest rooms are equipped with dual-flush WC cisterns that allow guests to use water according to requirements.
The hotel's sustainability approach also focuses on creating greater awareness among guests and employees. Water conservation tent cards placed in guest rooms encourage visitors to adopt mindful water-use practices during their stay. Awareness posters across kitchens and back-of-house areas further reinforce responsible water consumption among employees and operational teams.
A key element of Eros Hotel New Delhi's water management strategy is the 100% recycling of wastewater. Treated recycled water is utilised for horticulture and cooling towers, reducing the hotel's dependence on fresh water for selected operational requirements while ensuring wastewater is put to productive use.
By combining water-efficient fixtures, wastewater recycling and awareness programmes, Eros Hotel New Delhi continues to integrate resource-conscious practices into its daily operations.
The initiatives reflect the hotel's broader approach to making water conservation a shared responsibility among guests, employees and operational teams while strengthening its ongoing sustainability efforts.
Eros Hotel New Delhi is a luxury hotel located in the heart of the city, offering accommodation, dining and hospitality facilities for leisure and business travellers.
Published on August 22, 2026
Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj, hosted an exclusive ‘Rome After Dark’ experience by Victoria’s Secret, marking the launch of the brand’s latest Very Sexy Collection and bringing together fashion, luxury and experiential retail.
Inspired by the romance and mystique of Rome, the launch transformed the Victoria’s Secret store into an immersive setting reflecting the collection’s distinctive aesthetic and after-dark appeal.
Actor Triptii Dimri joined the event as the special guest, adding a celebrity and fashion dimension to the evening. Her presence further enhanced the launch, which brought together the brand’s signature fashion identity with an experience-led retail format.
Speaking on the occasion, Arjun Gehlot, Director, Ambience Group, said that luxury retail destinations are increasingly defined by the experiences they create alongside the brands they house. He highlighted the mall’s focus on bringing leading international and premium brands together with experiences designed for an evolving, fashion-conscious consumer.
Shahista Gehlot, Director, Ambience Group, added that contemporary luxury is increasingly about being distinctive, relevant and ahead of the curve. She noted that the ‘Rome After Dark’ experience combined fashion, trends and a strong sense of occasion, reflecting the evolving retail environment at Ambience Mall.
The Very Sexy Collection takes inspiration from Rome’s timeless romance and after-dark allure. Through the ‘Rome After Dark’ narrative, Victoria’s Secret has created a retail experience centred around discovery and engagement while retaining the brand’s distinctive visual and fashion language.
The launch also underlines Ambience Mall Vasant Kunj’s continued focus on premium and luxury retail. The destination brings together international and Indian brands spanning fashion, beauty, lifestyle and dining, positioning itself as a destination that combines shopping with fashion, culture and entertainment.
Over the years, Ambience Mall has also hosted prominent celebrities for brand launches and engagements, further strengthening its role within Delhi’s premium retail and lifestyle landscape.
With Victoria’s Secret’s latest collection at the centre of the evening and Triptii Dimri adding a celebrity presence, the ‘Rome After Dark’ launch showcased how luxury retail is increasingly moving beyond conventional shopping to create immersive and experience-led brand interactions.
By Manu Vardhan Kannan
TSG Aura Resort hosted a special lunch for students of Government Middle School, Sitapur, Shaheed Dweep, South Andaman, as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative.
The initiative was planned to give the young students a warm and memorable experience. The resort team spent time with the children, interacted with them and shared moments of happiness during the gathering.
More than just providing a meal, the occasion gave the team an opportunity to connect with the students and make them feel valued and appreciated. Through initiatives such as this, TSG Hotels & Resorts continues to engage with the local community and support efforts that contribute to the well-being of people in the destinations where it operates.
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