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Being anti-immigration appeals to the ultra right wing for whom Suella is a favourite.
Along with Indian music, dance and cuisine, the legacy of the Mahatma was effectively deployed at the G20 to project India’s soft power.
A Candid Conversation with a Local Corporator: Politics, Promises, and Accountability
Over the years, political discourse in the world’s largest democracy, has reached a new low.
Health
Exposure to common cold virus may protect from COVID-19: Study
They found evidence of rapid growth of SARS-CoV-2 in the first few days of infection, followed by activation of the body's defences
COVID-19 pills are no substitute for vaccines, disease experts say
Some disease experts fear the arrival of oral COVID-19 treatments may further impede vaccination campaigns
Union Budget lists tele-mental health programme
Sitharaman also announced an open platform for the National Digital Health Ecosystem
Risk of reinfection from Omicron three times higher than any other variant: Study
National daily cases almost doubled on Wednesday, days after countries across the world halted flights to and from southern Africa
Covid patients at increased risk of psychiatric conditions after two years: Lancet
Increased risk of depression and anxiety in adults lasts less than two months, says study
Fashion
From the streets to the stage: Sejal Kumar's journey as a Vlogger
The opportunity for Youtube's Creators of Change with former First Lady came as a surprise to the 25-year-old blogger
For that fresh, dewy look
The secret of perennially young-looking skin is one that’s been sought-after. Does a naturally-occurring sugar in the body hold the key?
Unmasking the truth about sheet masks
The serum-sheet facemasks have amassed wide popularity among beauty trendsetters but dermatologists warn you to not get floored
Armani’s incorrect rape allegory
Fashion designer Manoviraj Khosla, while disagreeing with Armani offers his insights.
Food
Washington becomes force in the wine industry
From modest beginnings, Washington now a force in wine world.
Cooking for two
This valentine’s Day, ditch eating out and score brownie points with these delicious easy-to-replicate recipes at home.
7 anti-inflammatory foods you can include in your diet
These easily available foods are excellent for your health.
Cereal Killer Recipes
Not all that glitters is yummy, but with a dash of olive oil and orange juice even the mundane cereal can become an all time favourite food.
Travel
Spectacle of collapsing iceberg boosts tourism in Canada
'Iceberg Corridor' sparks tourist boom on Canada's east coast.
River Ganga breathes easy as country goes into lockdown
Pollution in the sacred river has come down by over 40 per cent and is likely to increase as the lock down continues across the country
Flood-ravaged Venice lands up in dramatic situation
Italy declares state of emergency in Venice after high tides.
Goan DJs keep the party going online amid lockdown
In keeping with the lockdown norms, few DJs in the state have been using their Facebook accounts to play party music
Art
Relic from manger of Jesus to on display before Christmas
Wooden relic of Jesus manger on pre-Christmas display in Jerusalem.
Epitomising the style & the totality of the teacher’s vision of a form
Ragini credited the moulding of her dance sensibilities with the teachings of her mentors, and the oversight of her mother.
Rare portrait of Mozart rockets past presale estimate
Rare Mozart portrait flies above presale estimate at Paris auction.
The khadi connection
This unique exhibition seeks to highlight the common factor between artist Ravi Varma and the Mahatma, and showcase a part of the country’s heritage.
Relationship
Sexting can also be for relationship reassurance they receive from their partners
Studies reveal that sexting isn't just about sex; it has more reasons to it.
Shouting at teenagers hampers communication
Teenagers less responsive to mothers with controlling voice: Study.
No love no more
While marriages aren’t always the happily-ever-afters, separations don’t have to be the nightmares they’re touted to be either
Sex & the single mum
Despite no rule in society against it, single mums seeking sexual companionship is frowned upon
More Features
Winning is a habit; don’t lose it says Grandmaster Pentala Harikrishna
Grandmaster Pentala Harikrishna reflects on his latest win and talks of his life after marriage
Booking children for some lockdown fun
Go Away Coronavirus, an illustrative digital book by Divya Thomas for kids, helps beat the lockdown boredom
Hardik Pandya wins hearts
Giving away the cricketer’s ‘Man of the Match’ award to his teammate T. Natarajan — is being seen as a mark of true sportsmanship
No, I don't WFH, I work from bathroom
Many work-from-home pros are searching for that ideal spot where they can briskly get something done
Climate change could force 216 million from their homes: World Bank
World Bank's vice president for sustainable development said that the data give a 'global estimate' of the scale of potential migration
In Focus
Cracking the Cultural Code: Crosswords in Asia
With over 22 official languages and hundreds of dialects, India is a linguist's dream
Back-office Outsourcing India: Cynergy BPO — The Importance of CX
Disruption in back-office processes—be it in order fulfillment, data processing, or inventory management—trickles down to the customer
Navigating Tomorrow's Word Maze: Anticipating Future Trends in Crossword Puzzles
Evolving in tandem with technology, culture, and shifting interests, crossword puzzles are embarking on a dynamic journey into the future.
Top In-Demand Online Courses for 2023
Python has emerged as a versatile programming language for data analysis, making it a crucial skill for aspiring Data Scientists.