Sunday Post - Page 32

Mukbang is an online phenomenon described as ‘art form’ wherein the hosts devour copious amounts of food to express themselves and entertain their...

An eminently readable and well-structured potpourri of 93 short snippets featuring some of the well-known politicians in the country, ‘Encounters with...

Detained in London’s Belmarsh Prison under the threat of extradition to the US, Julian Assange’s national security case transcends the trials of a...

Ingredients * ¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil * lemon, juiced * 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar * 1 teaspoon dried tarragon * 1 teaspoon dried...

Nestled along the eastern coast, the historical city of Durban in South Africa boasts of an impeccable coastal charm and is a treasure trove of...

Since evolution in the realm of health- and mental-care is intricately linked to our well-being, there is a need to adopt sustainable positive trends...

The Bridge on the River Song and Other Stories from Garhwal by Ajay Jugraan is a collection of 23 tales set in the scenic landscapes of Garhwal,...

As economically rising Bangladesh goes for its 12th National Assembly polls without the principal opposition in fray, questions galore on its...

As authorities prep up to give Ayodhya a quick makeover before the inauguration of the Ram temple, a cultural renaissance seems imminent, thrusting...

The practice of announcing ‘word of the year’ provides a window into how the understanding of language affects human brain and behaviours, and...

The eponymous character in Rajni Sekhri Sibal’s ‘Asariri’ — a poignantly written fiction set in the introspective ambience of the Himalayas — guides...

Although the 12th Ministerial Conference made crucial decisions in the realm of e-commerce, fisheries subsidies, TRIPS waiver, food security and WTO...