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Memorable songs keep haunting us, whether they are from the past or the present. Recently, the city witnessed Daag – a Musical Journey which saw...

Is a woman's body her own? How far does her freedom extend? What can she do when social traditions, laws of the land and above all, prejudices of...

On the occasion of 75th Anniversary of the Quit India Movement and the Azad Hind Fauj, Dr Mahesh Sharma, Minister of State for Culture and Tourism...

Writing is no longer the bread and butter for regional writers and their livelihood largely depends on parallel jobs that they pursue.

No other epic in the Hindu mythology continues to capture public imagination as much as the Mahabharata, and especially the role of Lord Krishna, as...

"East is sweet, South is salty, West is sour, and North is spicy"– goes the famous Chinese proverb which holds true not only for China but also the...

Gifting has always been a part of Indian tradition and culture; a way to express love, gratitude, appreciation and good wishes. In the past decade,...

Even five weeks of pampering can hamper a puppy's success as a guide dog for visually impaired or blind people two years later. Puppies need to learn...

Suffering a creative block? Drinking a pint of beer may trigger productivity and help you think out of the box for your artistic tasks, a study...

Moms-to-be, take note! Exposure to extreme heat linked to climate change may harm both pregnant mothers and their babies, a study has warned. ...

The first day is always so special for the new college kids that it remains intact for life as a good memory. But many do face problems with the...

Korean Cultural Centre India in association with ASSITEJ India organized an award ceremony for playwriting contest. The contest was based on a story...