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The sari, the most recognizable garment worn by women (and men) all across India, never really went away – but recently it's enjoying a strong and meaningful comeback. “It’s 5:30am,” says Kashyap, ...

The modern sari-sari store is often small and cramped. You feel the beads of sweat cool on your brow as you step off the sidewalk into the direct path of a noisy fan in the corner. It’s a brief ...

The humble sari-sari store, a ubiquitous sight on street corners, is more than just a place to buy a quick snack or a stick of cigarette. According to a recent report by the Department of Trade and ...

That a long, unstitched rectangular garment used to drape the female form for 5,000 years and worn every day by hundreds of millions of women from the Indian subcontinent flourishes as a fashion ...

It is a piece of history, culture and identity all wrapped in nine or six yards. The sari, a seamless garment, has travelled from the Indus Valley civilization of 3,200 BC to 2,000 BC, to the present.