Home » Age on Sunday

Age on Sunday - Page 8

Bhutan has no traffic lights or uniforms to catch errant vehicles.

In Pursuit of Happiness

There really could be no better Academy than Bhutan to have a presentation that brought to focus Khadi and its magical...

11 Jan 2020 10:54 PM GMT

Apricots can be used in diverse cuisines especially Hyderabadi and Parsee ones adding an instant sweetness to any recipe.

All about apricots

In India, the fruits ripen around monsoon when the climate is pleasant and they are plucked and dried in the sun or...

11 Jan 2020 10:51 PM GMT

No 100th film pressure for Ajay

Looking back at his career, the Tanhaji actor talks about being a Jack of all filmy trades.

11 Jan 2020 10:47 PM GMT

Realising the importance of the sexual minoritys right to self-determination, dignity, and equality, companies and organisations are now actively seeking out ways to make workplaces queer-friendly.

Pride and prejudice

Even as the companies attempt to become more inclusive, they are staring at challenges posed by the inequality in job...

11 Jan 2020 7:15 PM GMT

Locals commute from one island to the other in the Sundarbans

Sundarbani realities

Kolkata-based poet and photographer Sonnet Mondal captures various shades of the daily life of locals in the Sundarbans.

5 Jan 2020 1:50 AM GMT

Outside the Church of Savior of Spilled Blood in St Petersburg

Magical trip with memories

From visiting the Kremlin, to channeling your inner child at the Nikulin Circus in Moscow, Russia enchants.

5 Jan 2020 1:48 AM GMT

Well, you will find one at a fitness store or your next-door gym.

Saved by the kettlebell

Whether you are an athlete or a regular person looking to train at home, it will suit you just fine.

4 Jan 2020 7:54 PM GMT

Vignesh Hariharan

Weight of honour

Kettlebell lifting world champion Vignesh Hariharan spoke to us and he was all things kettlebell lifting.

4 Jan 2020 7:14 PM GMT

Law and disorder

Certainly, success has long followed in the author's wake, but that is no excuse for him to hit the snooze button.

4 Jan 2020 6:52 PM GMT

Plant power on track field

Research shows that the Gladiators of the Roman Empire were predominantly vegetarian.

4 Jan 2020 6:46 PM GMT

Trekkers should respect the local culture and not litter the place with plastic bottles, cans wrappers and batteries (Photo: Prakriti Varshney)

Travel w.r.t mother nature

Home to vibrant cultures and many beautiful monuments, Central Asian countries are slowly making their way into the list...

28 Dec 2019 6:40 PM GMT

Ridhima (11) filed a case against the Indian Government in 2017 for its inaction to tackle climate change.

Small wonders

Being hailed as the Greta Thunberg of India, this spirited preteen is already making headlines with her activism towards...

28 Dec 2019 6:36 PM GMT