Sunday Post - Page 64

Though mass production of Mysore Sandalwood Soap was started in 1916 to utilise the excessive reserves of sandalwood in the region, the industry today...

The manner in which Rahul Dravid dealt with players’ injuries ahead of the ICC World T20 lacked sensitivity; he is now under immense pressure to...

The discourse around mental health has crossed many milestones; now is the time for all-round participation by people to normalise newer trends

Even before India could recuperate from war-triggered wheat shortage, another crisis awaits it as paddy production is expected to decline and private...

Coming amid the collapse of West-led neoliberal economics, the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party will likely project China’s...

As the dominance of dollar in the currency market pushes countries on the verge of stagflation, there is a need to restructure the functioning of...

Made of poniki softwood and representing the Kakatiya-era craft, Nirmal toys received the GI tag in 2009, and now offer hope that all the products...

Jasprit Bumrah’s back stress fracture has stirred a debate on his bowling action, workload management and him playing all formats of cricket

India today needs re-interpretation of Gandhian economics which, quite ahead of its time, incorporated the ideas of environmental sustainability and...

In a world deeply divided on sectarian lines, open-air performance of Ramayana in the form of Kecak dance in Indonesia’s Bali stands out as a symbol...

Originated in Elegandal and identified with Karimnagar, the elegant Silver Filigree, while remaining true to its original style, has managed to keep...

Replicating the trend started by Chris Gayle, Indian cricketers like Unmukt Chand, Suresh Raina and Robin Uthappa can make big name and fortune in T20...