Sunday Post - Page 11

Gukesh D, India’s latest chess sensation, who had qualified for the World Championship after a victory in the Candidates tournament earlier this year,...

From limitless scrolling to dopamine profusion, ‘brain rot’ underscores the toll of excess digital consumption and why one should reset their minds...

Ritwik Ghatak’s journey as an unconventional filmmaker was marked by emotional, political and visually daring films. Rooted in personal and societal...

For a sustainable future, transforming waste into energy has become an essential practice to cut down greenhouse gas emissions—buying time to switch...

The book ‘Contested Lands’ by Maroof Raza unveils the historical, geopolitical and other complexities of India-China border conflicts where treaties,...

The swift collapse of Syria's regime opens the door for greater Turkish influence in the region, not to mention, the Islamist movement that seized...

The collapse of Syria's Alawite regime, paving the way for Islamist resurgence, could lead to renewed religious radicalisation in the region, fresh...

Ingredients 250 gms Cooked mutton shredded 50 gms Boiled Potato 15 gms Salt 15 gms Dijon Mustard 50 ml Lemon Juice 8 gms Black Pepper 10 gms...

Ingredients legs and drumstick (chicken) 800 gms chopped tomatoes 200 gms chopped onions 150 gms chopped ginger 25 gms chopped green...

A journey to Ooty—the ‘Queen of Hill Stations’—from bustling metropolis can be described as a soothing retreat to tranquil tea gardens, mesmerising...

Despite its low-carbon benefits, nuclear energy’s high costs, safety risks, and regulatory hurdles limit its role in mitigation as a renewable energy...

‘Lockdown and other Poems’ by Pramod Jain offers a painfully poetic trail through the helplessness, despair, and suffering of mankind during the...