What is it like to be a woman behind the bar? Mid-day Online spoke to three Mumbaikars who work as bartenders or bar managers. They talk about breaking into the profession, making their own cocktails and dealing with surprised onlookers

Driving an autorickshaw on Mumbai’s streets is no easy task. Quite a few women have broken into this male-dominated profession with confidence in recent years. Mid-day Online spoke to two women who ferry passengers in Bandra not only for the money but also for the independence it brings

In a study, published in the journal Health Data Science, researchers from King`s College London found that ambient fine particulate matter (PM2.5) concentration reduction led to significant improvement in laboratory test results used to assess a patient`s kid

A recently released Hindi film portrayed `lavender marriage`, which sparked conversation across movie halls and living rooms. Queer individuals share lived experiences that delve into the multifaceted implications of pretence and how it impacts their wellbeing

The findings of the study published in the journal Lancet Planetary Health, showed out of the estimated 1.85 million new paediatric asthma cases attributed to NO2 globally in 2019, two-thirds occurred in urban areas

Mid-Day.com spoke to LGBTQIA+ individuals in India to understand their diverse experiences and delve into the psychological burden of having to come out over and over again

A study, which has been published in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that the severity was due to the circadian system and not physical activities

While the world remembers him as a master storyteller for his films, Ray also wrote many enthralling books — both in English and Bengali

Tracing the history of Maharashtra Day to the Samyukta Maharashtra Movement, Dr Krishnan talks about the significance of the formation of the state on Labour Day