Sunday Post - Page 263

The government’s surprise move to demonetise the Rs 500 and Rs 1000 currency notes has laid a cooling effect on the pockets of black money holders who...

Just a few days after the demonetisation of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 currency notes, it was discussed that the move would make a huge impact on the farming...

This iconic college-turned-University was established about 200 years ago in 1817 by Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Radhakanta Deb, David Hare, Justice Sir...

Heroes are not born, but made. A hero is often not willing to be one, as is seen in Harry Potter’s case, but must overcome adversities and forge ahead...

Twenty seven year-old Neha Sahay does not have a choice and always feels helpless during the winter season in Delhi. A resident of Gurugram and a...

Plummeting temperatures, the lingering smell of gunpowder in the air, booming confectionary businesses and buildings adorned with lofty decorations -...

Walking down the busy streets of Chandni Chowk, one is often compelled to think about the various businesses that rule the place.‘What keeps the place...

While men and women were created equal, equality between men and women is still miles away from being accepted as a way of life. Throughout history,...

Like every other festival, Diwali, too, has a backstory that explains the reason behind its grandeur. Families follow myriad customs. These customs,...

Ramlila, a 10-day long play on the exploits of Lord Ram – which takes place every year during the Dusshera festival – could be seen as a mix of...

We might call the deity Mahishasurmardini or the destroyer of the asura who appeared from a buffalo but we should not forget that goddess Durga was...

The azure sky, white clouds, quivering kashful, fragrance of the shiuli and the phenomenal Mahishashurmardini… In the week to come, no matter how...