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Columns
Farm laws are intended to give Corporate India a legal licence to muscle in on these small guys who have unequal or no bargaining power
We have vaccinations slowly covering the population but as of now it will be Easter before the over 50s will be covered
An intolerant religion can never be the basis of nationhood and national unity in India
As an adolescent, like most others, I wrote those poems. Emotions crystallized in show-off nonsense from studying literature
Health
Serum Institute of India: India will go ahead with Oxford COVID vaccine trials
The SII has been issued a show cause notice by Indian drug controller DCGI after one volunteer reported unwell in UK
More forest cover, less pandemic incidents: Madhya Pradesh study
The study has been conducted by the Madhya Pradesh forest department.
Covid-19 fear still pushing one in five into depression
55 per cent of people suffered depression post lockdown due to job loss, financial crisis
The rat race for COVID vaccine
The search to develop the COVID-19 vaccine is at its peak, with several companies desperate to claim the first spot. In
When all’s not well
Actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s suicide comes as a reminder that wealth and fame are not proof against depression
Fashion
Designer Sonaakshi Raaj Merani gives affianced nurses something to look forward to
The designer has a wide range of couture and bridal dresses that she has kept for the nurses and doctors
The cutest and most fashionable couple on Instagram are in their eighties!
The duo who run a mom-and-pop laundry service in Taiwan have even been featured in the Taiwanese edition of Vogue and Marie Claire.
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
Designer Johny Dar turns celebrities’ denim into masterpieces to help refugees
Dar’s initiative is supported by Hollywood bigwigs like Olivia Colman, Victoria Beckham, Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe and Joaquin Phoenix,
Food
Chinese, made in India
Anyone would agree that except for the name, there is nothing Chinese in the Chinese food we relish from our restaurants
7 anti-inflammatory foods you can include in your diet
These easily available foods are excellent for your health.
Tips for the perfect roast chicken
But no matter what flavours you choose, the end result — the look and juiciness — of the chicken should always remain the same.
Travel
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
Spectacle of collapsing iceberg boosts tourism in Canada
'Iceberg Corridor' sparks tourist boom on Canada's east coast.
Breaking boundaries
This year, the TriNation Escape was flagged off from Lucknow on November 15 and reached Siliguri on November 25.
The VI explorers
It is quite revelatory to realise how holidaying is so different for those who can’t properly see.
Art
Amid coronavirus pandemic, Jammu and Kashmir's copperware witnesses a resurgence
The Kashmiri copperware is an ancient artwork and the objects are used as household dailyware and also for decorative purposes
Indian sculptors use digital sculpting technology for the statue of Galwan martyr
Interestingly, the fibre-cloth statue has been made using digital sculpting technology, apparently a first for the country
Three of a kind
Of what kind are these three artist? The kind that is united by their love for art. And these paintings show just how.
Music shares universal language of mankind
Human songs share universal patterns across world cultures.
Stories connected by lockdown
Lockdown Liaisons, a collection of three eBooks by Shobhaa De is just what the doctor has ordered this Covid season
Relationship
How to deal with the bully in your life
While rectifying the bully in one’s life is not an option, there are multiple other tricks that one can adopt to tackle them better.
The chore wars: Men, women and housework
Working women say men must share equal load while working from home during the lockdown
Shouting at teenagers hampers communication
Teenagers less responsive to mothers with controlling voice: Study.
Nisha Jamwal | No respite for women
In spite of the unending conversation about equality in India, our patriarchal society still presents challenges
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?
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
Garima Surana’s Popkast No Sugar All Spice is making waves
She encourages millennials to express themselves with her #HaathMeinNirbhar campaign
With devotion undimmed
People are going the extra mile to ensure that the piety and sanctity of the 10-day-long Ganesh Chaturthi festival remain the same
India’s Midnight’s Children
Stalwarts of the Indian Armed Forces who were born in the year that India gained freedom talk about growing older with the nation
In Focus
Elie Saba keeps a vision to change the NightLife Industry of Dubai
His grit, passion and perseverance have led him towards the forefront of the industry, being with the Addmind Group since 2004
Goa casino Big Daddy hosts Badshah and other Bollywood stars at its grand NYE event
With the scenic view of the Mandovi river, the live band ‘Atharva’ entertained the audience with groovy music
Is COVID Insurance Different From Term Insurance?
Buying Covid insurance cover is an ideal way to ensure that your loved ones are being taken care of even in your absence
Jaime Manteiga, one of US's top experts and researchers in information security
Manteiga sets out a few techniques that small organizations may use to prevent cyber-attack