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While it is advised to stay indoors when the air is toxic outside, a more practical solution would be to establish a habit of cleansing your...

Contrary to popular belief, the majority of working professionals in India cook everyday by themselves, says a survey conducted by Cookpad – a...

According to a survey, even with the explosive growth of artificial intelligence, people still do not feel comfortable with companies using AI to...

Challenging the popular notion that men are more fit for exercise of all sorts, a new study has shown that women have a natural capacity to process...

If you are a burger lover or want to fix a burger quickly for uninvited guests, here are a few recipes which can save the day. Chicken and...

Jeet Thayil, Sahitya Akademi recipient, says that it was the sound of his father’s typewriter that first introduced him to the world of writing.

New Delhi: The North East region of India represents a potpourri of different cultures, unique flavours, and delectable cuisines. The North East...

"C. Dakshinamoorthy used to talk to the stone before he carved a beautiful shape out of it," said P. Gnana, a leading painter and sculptor in...

A Word Thrice Uttered: Stories on Life's Realities is a collection of reality inspired short stories. The compilation published by 'Niyogi books' was...

With artivism on the streets, transgenders are raising their brush to bring forth the crisis they face.

The coming week of December will see over 100 feature films, short films, and documentaries being screened at the Sirifort auditorium till December...

Hailing from Delhi, Shruti Dhasmana never imagined that the song in which she plays female vocals would be considered for nomination in the 60th...