From Olympic swimmer Rehan Poncha's second act to exploring escape rooms - your weekend fix
In an exclusive interview with YS Weekender, Rehan Poncha tells us about his plans for the next phase of his career, fitness secrets, and coaching clinic.
In 2008, Rehan Poncha became the poster of Indian swimming after representing India at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Then, the 26-year-old athlete and the recipient of Arjuna Award chose to reinvent himself and moved to golf.
It's been only about a year, but Rehan is already chalking out the next innings of his career as a sportsperson. His dream, in his own words, is to be a “double Olympian”.
Now, Rehan’s goal is to clear the National Qualifiers for the Amateur Circuit next July. In an exclusive interview with YS Weekender, Rehan Poncha tells us about his plans for the next phase of his career, fitness secrets, and coaching clinic, and more.
Penguin celebrates books that never go out of style
What makes a book a classic? As the Penguin Classics Festival is underway at several bookstores this month we found out all the answers when we interviewed Elda Rotor, vice president and publisher, Penguin Classics.
Discover the new gaming craze in the country
If you love the concept of 'Escape Rooms', you don’t need to travel to another continent to play this game anymore. Here’s a lowdown on what 'Escape Rooms' are and why they are so popular in the country today.
These superwomen organise caravan rentals for travellers
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How art festivals promote cultural diversity
In an in-depth conversation with YS Weekender, Smriti Rajgarhia, Director, Serendipity Arts Foundation, talks about the role of art and design in society, how her art festival is shaping up this year, and why you must all head to Goa next month.
Follow your dreams, they know the way: Vishwas Shringi
Is the ability to lead and create jobs by way of entrepreneurship your ultimate goal? Meet Vishwas Shringi, CEO and Founder, Voylla, who graduated from IIT, Chennai in 1999, and moved to the US to study at Carnegie Mellon University.
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