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As the Mother Goddess's homecoming draws within touching distance, the narrow lanes of Kumartuli come alive with busy craftsmen adding their hurried...

The media industry today is drowning in financial challenges. The way ahead will demand innovation – not only in content but also in methods of...

Born in penury, Noor Jehan went on to script a rich legacy as an aristocratic artist who braved many odds to continue singing and enthralling millions...

The unsupervised disposal of pharmaceuticals is giving birth to a host of new challenges – contamination of water sources, poisoning of agricultural...

September 8 was World Physical Therapy Day. Dr Alopa Madane, an acclaimed physiotherapist, provides answers on why pets as well as humans may need...

Atal Bihari Vajpayee displayed a surprising dichotomy of espousing rightist ideals while proposing unblemished equality among all communities – this...

As Kerala drowned witnessing the wrath of Nature, – the NDRF, Armed Forces and ordinary citizens joined hands in a valiant effort to defy odds and...

During his influential lifetime spanning several decades, M Karunanidhi, espousing the ideals of Periyar and Annadurai, oversaw a monumental...

Trolling thrives only in the comfort of anonymity – with timely technological intervention and legal remedies, these sociopathic tendencies would...

After a year of concentrated protests, the government has finally retracted GST on sanitary napkins. Menstrual hygiene, awareness and accessible...

With more than 1,600 songs to her credit, Shamshad Begum created magic from behind the curtains. Even today, she is among the most remembered...

The authorities’ blatant disregard to protecting the environment outraged Delhi’s citizens in June – they took to the streets in large numbers...