Shreya Varanasi
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- 4
- Latest publication
- Aug 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Times of India
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Sit, sip, learn: Hyderabad’s weekends get a little smarter (opens the original)
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Lectures like these give people who aren’t in academic or higher education circles a safe space to be interested in things without judgement These kinds of lectures spread the knowledge we create inside academia at a level that is accessible to the larger public. People aren’t going to read research articles or these big books because they don’t have the time We want to cover as many different areas as we can. We want to bring something new to the table every month and make sure that the topic i
Every thread carries someone’s story: Adah Sharma (opens the original)
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“I spent a day with the weavers, watched them work on the looms and even tried weaving myself. I have a lot more respect for them now because they make it look much easier than it actually is! Every thread has to be perfect. What I loved most was hearing their stories because every weave carries a piece of history and culture,” she says. I like ageing costumes so they look lived-in. I ask designers to give me costumes early so I can soften the fabric and let them lose their brand-new look. Those
Ube takes over Hyderabad: Why the Filipino purple yam is the city’s hottest café trend (opens the original)
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I’d seen ube desserts all over social media, so I finally tried an ube cheesecake and it completely won me over. It had a creamy texture and a subtle, nutty sweetness unlike any cheesecake I’d tasted before. I’d definitely order it again It accounts for roughly 15–20% of our beverage sales and continues to grow as more people discover it through friends and social media. Just like matcha did a few years ago, ube is starting with curious customers and gradually building a loyal following Ube’s fl
From swipes to sparks: Conversations and a room full of strangers made for an evening of offline connections (opens the original)
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I found the event on Instagram after moving to the city, and it was such a relaxed, friendly atmosphere that everyone just clicked. It felt more like a group of friends hanging out, and I even made some great friends. Meeting people in person makes it so much easier to get a genuine sense of who they are I think events like this are so important, especially for people who are feeling lonely or are new to the city. Everyone comes with the same intention of meeting new people, which creates a rela
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