Bimla Bissell, the social secretary to US ambassadors to India and legendary hostess, whose personal history tracked the ...

A great coffee mug enhances the coffee-drinking experience. With various shapes, materials, and styles available, choosing ...

Style and comfort are combined in this silk-blend striped kurta from Fabindia, which is perfect for festivities. It has a ...

India is all set to roll the drums for its 76th Republic Day , commemorating the historic adoption of the Indian Constitution ...

NEW DELHI – Bim Bissell, a key figure in promoting Indian handicrafts and handlooms and a driving force behind FabIndia, ...

He has previously held leadership roles at organisations including Tesco, Raymond, Fabindia, and Trent Hypermarket (a Tata & Tesco venture). At Arvind Fashions, Mehta will oversee the company’s ...

Fabindia’s new collection celebrates this very spirit of layering — an ode to the interconnected facets of life, both tangible and intangible. Whether you’re dressing for a festive occasion ...

Together, they set up Fabindia, which their son, William, has since made into an international brand. It was the outcome of John Bissell’s belief that anything and everything Indian was ‘fabulous’.

Srinivasan argues that when such stories unravel, they not only expose the manipulation of public opinion but also show the ...

She was one of the founders of Fabindia, a company that now has more than three hundred lifestyle shops in India and abroad. Bim Bissell, who died last Thursday, was an institution in Delhi.

I got the job first; then I got the girl.” Show Full Article In time Bim and John, John and Bim—the two names were resolutely indivisible—became synonymous with founding Fabindia, the tiny handloom ...

She was 93. Fondly called Bim by everyone who knew her, she helped her husband and FabIndia founder John Bissell establish the brand in 1960 as a company exporting home furnishing. Over the ...