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It must be asked if we cannot further reform the process and also learn from practices that other nations follow that might help us.
With the People’s Liberation Army of China menacing India’s northern borders it is quite natural for India to look for military allies.
So far, dear reader, this whole puja season I have not had to use my ear plugs at all
Health
More forest cover, less pandemic incidents: Madhya Pradesh study
The study has been conducted by the Madhya Pradesh forest department.
Corona blindsides visually impaired as they worry about social distancing
Students of a premier Kolkata school for the visually impaired who are currently at home due to the lockdown, are worried
Atypical signs in Covid-19
Dr D. P. Bansal, consultant pulmonary and critical care medicine, discusses Covid-19 symptoms and how to prevent it from spreading
Sleep: The most underrated antioxidant
Maintaining good sleep hygiene and sleep quality has many advantages
Drinking whole milk can reduce risk of overweight
Studies reveal that children who consume whole milk are at lower risk of being overweight.
Fashion
Armani’s incorrect rape allegory
Fashion designer Manoviraj Khosla, while disagreeing with Armani offers his insights.
Here’s to a quirky 2020!
Fashion goals this year will have a dash of out-of-the-box trends with a splash of awesomeness!
Dressing the new age bride
The upcoming wedding season will see a mix of traditional silhouettes and modern designs along with interesting colour combinations.
Swirl around in a Kaftan
The kaftan dress has been popular for quite some time and in this lockdown time, it has found its own revival
Food
The winter carrot is here
The lovely array of colours and the crisp moist greens on sale can easily make a vegetable enthusiast salivate.
Edible insects that are delicious
Ants, crickets and cockroaches: healthy snacks that taste like potato chips.
Sweetness of cocktails
With the winter bidding us adieu and summer just around the corner, here are some easy-to-rustle cocktail recipes that you can make at home.
Most veggies, fruits have toxic pesticide residue
Here’s how to get rid of those and ensure the produce you consume is clean and healthy
Travel
Chapel where Britney Spears married goes off market
Iconic Las Vegas wedding chapel is no longer up for sale.
Ethically responsible tourism initiative to preserve Sami culture
Tourism's gifts and woes for Santa and Sami homeland.
Volcanic eruptions put tourism at halt in New Zealand
Volcano disaster puts spotlight on NZ adventure tourism.
As liquor stores go in lockdown mode, Goa opts for Hurrack
Hurrack, which is also caled as Feni is a traditional liquor in Goa, which is made from cashew apple juice
Art
Delhi’s Youth Connect
The capital recently inaugurated the ninth edition of its Youth Festival, which is doing a splendid job preserving the cultural heritage of the city.
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.
Retaining the authentic flavours of Indian dance away from home
How can Bharatanatyam live and breathe in a place where the cultural ecology is so different?
Relationship
The great malaise of our times
Stress is like reverse-oxygen — it slowly, silently, kills. Therefore, it must be taken seriously, and to reach out is to self-preserve.
No room for racism
It is an ugly truth that racism exists in the world, but you can certainly make your child aware of it
The cons of quarantine
With domestic violence on the rise amidst lockdown, one must consider being empathetic, understanding and sensitive towards others
4 relationship facts that are indeed true
Yes, opposites attract, and your partner is likely to drive you nuts.
More Features
To endorse or not – the China dilemma
The anti-China sloganeering has reached a crescendo, but with big bucks riding on endorsements can and will people really cut out China?
Shopping for safety
These stores and the fact that they are being patronised are an indication of the shape of things to come
Exclusive | Kiran Majumdar Shaw on how Biocon hopes to beat COVID-19
Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Biocon’s executive chairperson, is delighted that Biocon’s COVID-19 drug Itolizumab is DCGI-approved
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
Mumbai runs for little hearts
The fourth edition of Parinee Juhu half marathon saw thousands of Mumbaikars running for the charitable cause of pediatric heart surgeries.
In Focus
India Grabs A Chance To Enter Profitable Farming With Hebbevu Agro-Realty
The organic farming methods followed by Hebbevu are in keeping with the company’s long-term vision of protecting the environment.
Make-up Artist Shruti Kukreja shares her beauty and make-up tips
Shruti is also known to advise clients about skincare routines and other makeup tips based on their individual needs.
Movies like Slumdog Millionaire made a vast impact in my life: Vraj Kaniyawala
Vraj Kaniyawala, who hails from a small city of Surat, always had a dream to be a part of film making, but life was not easy for him
Lal Bhatia falsely convicted on fabricated charges in US, court documents reveal
Numerous questions pointing to crimes conducted by senior officials within the United States Government remain unanswered