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Sohini Roychowdhury returned to the United States of America in September/October 2018 for a series of performances, lecture demonstrations and master...

Sleep disturbance among people grieving the recent loss of a spouse may put them at increased risk for cardiovascular illness and death, a study has...

Do you have a sitting job? Having a pedalling desk can mitigate health risks such as obesity, diabetes and heart disease posed by sedentary...

Why spend thousands on new outfits when you can stand out from the crowd by following few simple tips

Developing a proactive system to identify prospective needs and prepare graduates for an uncertain future is a major challenge that educational...

Korean Cultural Centre India, Embassy of the Republic of Korea will be presenting the traditional rhythm and pulsating beat of Korea 'Cookin' Nanta',...

After announcing the German collaboration to maintain hygiene in government school toilets, Viswanathan distributed prizes on behalf of the VIT to...

A prolific pottery collector since her early teens, 65-year-old Anuradha Ravindranath believes that terracotta is not facing threats from the studio...

London: Do you get frustrated and angry when your WiFi connection stops working? It could be because of your personality, says a research. The...

Toronto: Besides boosting your energy and attention levels, drinking coffee may also protect you against developing both Alzheimer's and...

Giving up on sugar could be the worst thing for many. Considering how unavoidable it is, Nutritionists mention ways to slash the quantity in your diet

For music lovers who came with great expectations to enjoy their evening, the concert fell short of the class of cadences and choice