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Bringing Don Julio Non-Alcoholic Carbonated Beverages’ Day of the Dead event to life, Mumbai style

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Trishala Kamath’s wedding guest style formula? Statement blouses and back-up flats 

Wedding hopper diaries

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November’s looking good for Delhi-NCR’s appetite. Aerocity has a new all-day destination where you can squeeze in a game of pickleball before settling down for a meal. Dhan Mill gets a restaurant that gives handmade pasta, coffee, and artisanal mithai equal attention, and MG Road has two new places to check out, one serving Sri Lankan hoppers and the other making a case for handmade Asian noodles. There’s plenty happening at familiar favourites, too. The Brook in Gurugram has a new Tuck Shop cocktail menu with nostalgic flavours such as aam papad and imli making their way into the mix. Second Born in GK-2 is giving its bar snacks a fresh spin, Andrea’s is exploring Asian street food, and Kamei at Eldeco Centre is bringing ingredients such as pandan, rambutan, and Sichuan pepper into its cocktails. Read the full article on thenodmag.com.

A culinary tour of Europe, a drinks menu inspired by tuck shops, tomato water in cocktails— here’s what’s cooking in the capital city

Where to eat this November… in Delhi-NCR

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Food

Where to eat this November… in Delhi-NCR 

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Scorpio Horoscope for November 2026 The Nod Mag

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Diwali

Jupiter in Leo

Venus retrograde

Mercury retrograde

November has entered the group chat, and it has opinions on your outfit, your ex, and your life choices. Between Diwali dressing, family obligations, festive flirting, and the sudden urge to get your life together before December arrives, the universe has quite the agenda. Jupiter in Leo wants you to shine but with generosity and purpose. Mars joining Jupiter turns up the ambition, while Venus retrograde asks whether your relationships, expectations, and carefully curated image are still working for you. Mercury retrograde, meanwhile, brings old conversations back into circulation. Yes, even the ones you thought you’d successfully archived. Then comes the Scorpio season reveal. Beneath the festive sparkle, designer labels, and perfectly timed Instagram stories, what’s really going on? November isn’t just about looking the part. It’s about figuring out which parts of your life still fit. Let go of old habits, unresolved drama and emotional baggage. Read the full article on thenodmag.com.

There’s some chaos under the festive sparkle—love gets messy, ambitions get bigger, and the past refuses to stay buried

Your November 2026 horoscope is here

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A Diwali party requires a very specific kind of beauty emergency kit: a backup bindi for when yours inevitably falls off mid-conversation, an elite kajal to salvage the under-eye smudge, a heavy-hitting setting spray, and hair perfume to do olfactory justice to your expensive blow-dry. Your everyday makeup bag simply isn’t built for this level of endurance. Add to that sweltering rooms, enthusiastic dancing, and the ambient heat of a hundred diyas, and carrying a mere lipstick and compact to touch up just doesn’t cut it anymore. Surviving the marathon of card parties and late-night dinners demands tactical intervention, not just wishful thinking. We asked four beauty insiders what they actually carry in their potlis to survive the season: I like to keep the Glow Play lip balm from M.A.C handy and a hydrating mist like M.A.C’s Fix+ to go from dull to glowy, healthy skin in seconds! Read the full article on thenodmag.com.

Because surviving the marathon of card parties and late-night dinners requires tactical intervention, not just wishful thinking

Diwali parties need an emergency beauty kit. 4 experts spill what’s in theirs

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Hair & Makeup

Diwali parties need an emergency beauty kit. 4 experts spill what’s in theirs 

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Quaffine

Idaaya

Desmondji

Fratelli

Six Brothers

Seqér

Crazy Cock

Chambal Gin

Pour’d

Earth Rustic

Davana Vermouth Indica

Paapi

Otherside

Mikiamo

A no-brainer gift during the festive season is, of course, a good bottle of alcohol. A bottle of wine or a premium label is often the go-to, but if you’re looking to go beyond the usual suspects, there’s plenty happening in India’s homegrown alcobev space that deserves a spot on your gifting list. As a beverage critic, I spend a good chunk of the year, tasting glass in hand, scouting special labels. With party season underway, now feels like the right time to dig out some of the standout homegrown spirits that I’d put in front of guests or carry as gifts. If you’re inclined to pick the bottle nobody has seen before, one that comes with a story, this list is one you’ll want to bookmark. One of the most useful things to stock in a home bar is a solid coffee liqueur. Read the full article on thenodmag.com.

A Himalayan sipping rum, a malt matured across the Deccan Plateau and the Sahyadri range, a pink-hued floral gin... The Indian alcobev space is thriving

15 homegrown spirits to gift instead of that bottle of wine

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Manish Malhotra

Lovebirds

Aditi Dugar

Hosting a Diwali party sounds like a dream until the flowers arrive in the wrong shade, the cocktails are running late, and your carefully curated evening starts coming undone. A good party is knowing what not to do. How do you set a table without making it look too over the top? When should the music pick up and how to get the guests who don’t know each other talking? Is there a thing as overdoing decor, and is another beautifully wrapped gift the best way to go? Who better to tell you than the people who spend their days thinking about how we dress, eat, and entertain? We’ve got designers, tastemakers, and industry insiders weighing in on the hosting faux pas they’ve encountered and the little things that can make or break a Diwali gathering. Read the full article on thenodmag.com.

How loud should the music be? Can you have too many statement pieces? Thoughts on string lights? And what’s the secret to keeping guests entertained? These industry insiders share their dos and don’ts

The fine art of what not to do as a Diwali host

Culture

Entertainment

The fine art of what not to do as a Diwali host 

The Diwali Handbook

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