What Is Leheriya? The Rajasthani Textile Behind Kareena Kapoor's Saree Inspired By Sister Karisma's
Kareena Kapoor Khan brought a familiar Indian textile into the spotlight during the promotions of
Dog vaccination key to ending rabies deaths, not routine vaccination of people: Study
Expanding vaccination coverage among dogs, rather than introducing routine pre-exposure rabies vaccination for children, is the most effective and cost-effective strategy to eliminate human rabies deaths in Kerala, according to a new study published ...
10 beautiful baby names that reflect resilience and determination
Sidharth Malhotra In 'The Vvaan': Is The Story Of Bihar
Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia's 'The Vvaan: Force of the Forest' has brought attention to a little-known shrine near Bihta in Bihar. The film's story draws from folklore associated with the Maa Van Devi Temple, but several claims about the shrine
Goodbye puffy pappadams? Why a new FSSAI rule has Kerala worried
This Khairatabad palace was once home to Princess Durru Shehvar
Princess Durru Shehvar is widely celebrated for her pioneering philanthropic work, her dedication to womens education, and her efforts in establishing modern healthcare facilities across Hyderabad. Yet, while her public legacy endures in the institutions she founded, far fewer people know about the historic estate she once called home: Bella Vista in Khairatabad. A palace Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
American flight attendant reveals why you should never eat off airplane's tray tables
5 AI ChatGPT prompts to turn your photos into majestic Mahabharata-style portraits
For nearly two decades, Jennifer Winget has made a career out of stepping into the lives of other women. Different characters have allowed the actor to explore contrasting personalities, emotions and experiences. But after years of portraying women written by others,
Indias grand welcome: How Delhis iconic hotels became diplomatic addresses for BRICS 2026
Fighting for freedom | Nikkhil Advani's 'The Revolutionaries'
Fighting for freedom | Nikkhil Advani's 'The Revolutionaries'
Championing indie cinema | Rana Daggubati's Spirit Media
Championing indie cinema | Rana Daggubati's Spirit Media
Evolution of the gallery | Nature Morte's 30th anniversary
Evolution of the gallery | Nature Morte's 30th anniversary
Reading between the lines | MAP, Bengaluru's 'A Moving Line' exhibition
Reading between the lines | MAP, Bengaluru's 'A Moving Line' exhibition
Street smart | Guesswho's first solo exhibition
Street smart | Guesswho's first solo exhibition
Such a long journey | 'Just Being', Romila Thapar's memoir
Such a long journey | 'Just Being', Romila Thapar's memoir
Paradise found | Book on Delhi's Sunder Nursery
Paradise found | Book on Delhi's Sunder Nursery
Long way home | Omair Ahmad's new novel 'Homecoming'
Long way home | Omair Ahmad's new novel 'Homecoming'
Q&A with Pankaj Tripathi | Measured pace
Q&A with Pankaj Tripathi | Measured pace
Sundar Pichais IIT batchmate became a famous monk; what he told him when they met years later
How to break a coconut properly: The simple technique that cracks the hard shell without a mess
Weekend Read: Breakup Spots Are Trending, Is September Really the Month of Heartbreak?
I was hungry that's it, that's the whole origin story. It was one of those evenings where you're not craving anything specific, just scrolling through District looking for something healthy, something tasty, maybe a decent movie to squeeze in after. And
The Medical Timeline After a Flood: How Health Risks Evolve in the Weeks That Follow
Floods make headlines, but the real medical story begins after the cameras leave. Long after streets have drained and families have returned to salvage, a second wave of illness quietly builds, one that unfolds over weeks. Understanding this timeline can mean
Chithrakala Academys annual art show returns after a long gap
It is among the first institutions to bring together people for the sake of art in Coimbatore
How Raj Vilas, a century-old Mysuru bungalow, embraced modern living
The restored century-old Mysuru home holds lessons for living with heritage, blending salvaged materials with contemporary life
Why Your Skin Looks More Tired in Your 30s: The Role of Collagen, Hydration, Sleep and Stress
Your 30s can be the time when your skin starts giving away clues that your lifestyle may be catching up with you. The late nights that once barely showed on your face may suddenly leave you looking tired the next morning.
Presidents Adc Role: Ex-aide details vigilance training; why handshakes are restricted
Meet Eknath Vasant Chitnis: The man who recognized the potential of a young APJ Abdul Kalam
Can Isprava make bespoke luxury villas at scale?
Ten years on, Ispravas villas in Goa and Alibaug offer a window into how Indias wealthy are rethinking the second home
Expat in India says Indians try to 'place you' when you introduce yourself
A European expatriate observed that introductions in India often convey one's social status, with people commonly exchanging information about their educational accomplishments and family lineage. This insight triggered a mix of reactions online, prompting some to agree while others raised concerns about diverse cultural norms in introductions. These nuances underscore the surprising complexities of adapting to life in a foreign country.
Switzer's Defiant Marathon Run: Kathrine Switzer breaks Boston barrier; women now reshape running
Sexual consent in India: weve learned the vocabulary, but what about the behaviour?
Recent research and conversations with Indian men and women reveal the gap between knowing the language of consent and understanding what it actually demands
Sexual consent in India: weve learned the vocabulary, but what about the behaviour?
Recent research and conversations with Indian men and women reveal the gap between knowing the language of consent and understanding what it actually demands
Fatty Liver Diet: Can You Drink Milk? Know Which Type May Be Better and What Experts Recommend
Health Tips for Fatty Liver: Fatty liver disease is becoming increasingly common, especially among people with sedentary lifestyles, excess body weight, diabetes, high cholesterol and diets high in sugar, refined foods and calories. In many cases, fatty liver may not cause obvious symptoms in the ea...
Stomach Making Strange Noises? Know Why It Happens and When You Should See a Doctor
Health Tips for Stomach Noises: Many people notice a rumbling, growling or gurgling sound coming from the stomach, especially when sitting quietly or when they have not eaten for some time. These sounds are often linked with hunger, but an empty stomach is not the only reason they occur.The digestiv...
Why You Should Not Look At The Moon On Ganesh Chaturthi: The Syamantaka Mani Story
Every year, as Ganesh Chaturthi approaches, the same warning does the rounds in Hindu households: don't look at the moon tonight. It sounds like the kind of instruction passed down without explanation, the way many household rules are. But this one
Holding Urine Too Long? Know When It Can Become Unhealthy and What Problems It May Cause
Health Tips for Holding Urine: Urination is a normal body process that helps remove waste and excess fluid. However, people often delay going to the toilet because of office meetings, traffic, travel or the lack of a clean washroom nearby.Holding urine occasionally may not cause a problem in a healt...
Tingling or Numbness in Your Feet? Know the Possible Causes and Simple Ways to Get Relief
Health Tips for Tingling and Numb Feet: Occasional tingling, numbness, cramps, burning or heel pain can happen after sitting in one position for too long, overexertion or wearing uncomfortable footwear. But if these symptoms keep returning, last for a long time or gradually become worse, they should...
Will Virat And Anushka Feature In Hanuman Ansh 2? Their Spiritual Journey Explains The Buzz
Hanuman Ansh producer Namrata Singh has revealed that the makers have approached several well-known personalities for the sequel to the spiritual drama, sparking speculation among fans about Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma. Neither cricketer nor actress has said a word publicly.
World First Aid Day 2026: Why First Aid Matters When People Are On The Move
An accident or medical emergency rarely waits for the right place, the right time or the arrival of professional help. In those crucial first moments, the person standing nearby may be the only one able to offer immediate assistance. This is
Your Air Purifier Says 99% Clean. Is Your Indoor Air Actually Safe?
You turn the air purifier on and watch the number on the display drop, and you let out a sigh of relief. The room looks cleaner, the air feels fresher, and the machine proudly tells you that it has removed 99%
5 signs they like you but are too scared to make the first move
From fighter jets to sweet-shop clocks: The rise of Indias watch microbrands
Young Indian watch brands are drawing on art, history, home and memory to create distinctive, collectable watches giving buyers a more personal alternative to conventional luxury, often at more accessible prices
Bgam begins training on eye screening of school children
Budgam, Sep 11: The District Administration Budgam today started the training programmes for school-level screening facilitators as part of the district-wide Childrens Eye Health Programme in partnership with Health Department, Education and Nayonika Eye care. The programme aims to equip screening facilitators with the necessary skills to conduct preliminary eye screening of students at the school level, enabling early identification and timely referral of children with vision-related problems. Under the program basic screening is being done in schools to identify kids with difficulties in eye sight. And then detailed tests and diagnosis at Sub District Hospitals and District Hospital. Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Budgam, Athar Aamir Khan, emphasised the crucial role of school-level screeners in early identification of health and learning-related difficulties among children. Asserting on screening of all school children, the Deputy Commissioner said that the timely detection of vision problems can significantly improve childrens participation in classroom learning and educational activities. Launched in collaboration with Nayonika Eye Care Charitable Trust and Help Foundation J&K, the initiative envisages screening around 1.67 lakh students across 917 schools in the district. During the training, teachers were sensitised on the correct use of the Snellen Eye Chart, screening procedures, recording of observations and referral of students requiring further assessment to Sub-District and District Hospitals. Students identified with suspected vision problems will be referred to concerned District and Sub-District hospitals for rescreening and detailed examination. Those requiring spectacles will be provided eyeglasses free of cost, while cases requiring specialised or surgical treatment will be facilitated at GMCs and other tertiary-care eye hospitals. The programme was attended by ADDC Budgam Vivek Agarwal, CMO, CEO, ZEOs and School wise screening facilitators, and representatives from Nayonika eye care and other collaborating organisations.
Tolstoy On what makes art: Honest feeling defines true art; raw work can outlast polish
Delhi Government Aims to Connect Street Children with Education and Employment
Delhis Chief Minister Rekha Gupta pledges to eliminate begging among children by enhancing education and job opportunities. Delhi Government Aims to Connect Street Children with Education and Employment
Feeling lost in life? 5 questions that can help you reconnect with yourself
Smart pen detects pressure and movement to identify children
A study by Politecnico di Milano and the University of Insubria (Varese and Como) has been published in PLOS Digital Health. The study involved more than 700 children from primary and lower secondary school. The participants used the THInkPen (Tele-Health Ink Pen) while completing two BVSCO-3 tasks from the Battery for the Clinical Assessment of Writing and Orthographic Skills. This is the most widely used test in Italy for assessing writing difficulties, dysgraphia and dysorthography.
ChatGPT AI 80s trend: How to make Indian cricketer-style retro photos - step by step guide
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta vows to bring children out of begging, impart them skills
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 11 (IANS) Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday said that the government is committed to bringing children out of begging and connecting them with education, skills and a dignified life. Chairing a meeting of the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR), the Chief Minister directed the commission to strengthen the campaign to end begging by children in the city through public participation, an official statement said. She said non-governmental organisations (NGOs), civil society organisations (CSOs) and resident welfare associations (RWAs) should be brought on board to expand the campaigns reach to children at the local level. The meeting was attended by DCPCR chairman O.P. Vyas, members of the commission and senior officials. Giving the highest priority to child safety, the Chief Minister suggested that awareness campaigns on the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act should be made a continuous activity. She stressed the need to ensure mandatory police verification of school staff as well as school bus and van drivers, attendants and sanitation workers, so that there is no scope for negligence on childrens safety. The Chief Minister directed that detailed information on the future of children living in child care institutions (CCIs) be prepared. She asked the Commission to prepare and submit to her office a list of children living in after-care facilities. The list should include details such as the childs name, age, concerned institution, duration of stay, education and qualifications, and skills acquired, she said. CM Rekha Gupta said it was not enough to merely provide shelter to children leaving these institutions. It was necessary to connect them with education, skills and employment and help them become self-reliant. She also said work could be undertaken to provide autos to interested girls and e-rickshaws to boys through the Transport Department, enabling them to begin a dignified livelihood. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta directed the Commission to inspect the arrangements for mid-day meals prepared by cooks in schools and the nutritious food provided to children at anganwadi centres during National Nutrition Month. She said any shortcomings found at any level should be reported immediately. The meeting also discussed preparing reports through interns to review the facilities at anganwadi centres and palna centres, as well as the behaviour of anganwadi workers towards children there. The Chief Minister also suggested promoting career guidance arrangements for students in government and municipal schools.
J&K Opens 4 Central Pool MBBS Seats for Children, Spouses of Terror Victims
BOPEE has invited offline applications for four MBBS seats under the Central Pool for the 2026-27 academic session, reserved for spouses and children of civilian terror victims in Jammu and Kashmir. Selection will be based on NEET-UG 2026 rank, with priority given to children who lost both parents, followed by children of deceased sole breadwinners and dependents of victims with permanent disabilities or serious injuries.
This man charges 100 for a river crossing; social media claims he earns 90,000 a month
Why Presidents former ADC Rishabh Singh Sambyal never got married: Thats the biggest sacrifice
Three children drown while bathing in accumulated rainwater in Pabna
Police say two tried to save the other after one began drowning
Odisha police trace 64 missing children in A.P. shelter homes
DSP says 64 of 149 children have been traced under Operation Anweshan; five repatriated so far
Odisha police trace 64 missing children in A.P. shelter homes
DSP says 64 of 149 children have been traced under Operation Anweshan; five repatriated so far
3 Easy tips to clean your air fryer at home: Simple ways to remove grease, food residue and odour
10 beautiful baby names that reflect kindness and compassion
Low-cost phone lessons keep children learning during emergency school closures across five countries
The COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns forced people to find ways to get things done remotely. Companies developed systems that made working from home run smoothly. Educators also had to shift to mobile phones and group video calls to get their lessons across and make sure students didn
Hyderabad gets its own self-cooking cafe: Pick, cook and slurp
We have all seen those tempting Instagram reels from Korea and Japan where people pick their favourite ramen, add toppings, place the bowl in a self-cooking machine and watch a steaming bowl come together in minutes. Many of us have wondered, Can we experience this in Hyderabad? Now, we can. Hyderabads first self-cooking Korean ramen Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Hyderabad to purple paradise: Rare flower is back after 12 years
Every now and then, nature pulls off a spectacle so rare that it stops us right in our tracks. Up in the misty, tea-covered hills of Keralas Munnar, a quiet transformation happened after twelve years. Entire hillsides, usually wrapped in lush greenery, are now blanketed in soft shades of purple, and travellers are rushing to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
5 'harmless' jokes that can deeply hurt your spouse
Praggnanandhaa praises ISSO National Chess Championship, says chess Is ruly growing among children
Grandmaster Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa attended the ISSO National Chess Championship in Ahmedabad. He observed over 425 young players, indicating significant growth in chess participation. Praggnanandhaa encouraged parents and schools to support children's involvement in the sport. He emphasized chess teaches crucial skills like decision-making and patience. The event featured various age categories for both boys and girls.
BRICS Summit 2026: 10 Everyday Habits From Other Countries Indians May Find Surprisingly Different
India is hosting the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi on 12 and 13 September 2026, bringing together leaders from Brazil, Russia, China, South Africa and the bloc's newer members under the theme Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability. Beyond
Indian Womans Australia Shocks: Viral post lists five everyday surprises; Instagram users debate
Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and Neem Karoli Baba: Why Silicon Valley Turned To An Indian Saint
There are no glass towers at Kainchi Dham. No pitch decks, no server farms, no conference rooms. Just a small temple tucked into the Kumaon hills of Uttarakhand, a handful of devotees, and the memory of a man his followers called
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hosting Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi as India stages the 18th BRICS Summit on September 12-13. Putin arrived in the capital on Friday for the summit and is also scheduled to hold bilateral talks with Modi, with the two leaders expected to discuss a range of issues concerning the India-Russia strategic partnership.
Twins born with the age difference: How these twin girls were born at a gap of more than two months
The perfect skin paradox: When treating your skin makes it worse
5 plants you should never buy from a nursery: What to check before bringing them home
Murder convict to Bollywood actor: How Hemant Modi worked with Amitabh, Aamir and Ranveer
5 signs your relationship needs attention before the distance becomes permanent
They left Singapore for a slower childhood: Why this couple chose unschooling in Uttarakhand
Vande Bharat Smoking Alert: Viral video shows bathroom smoker caught by sensors
Pilitaxi comes to Hyderabad with 25+ homegrown fashion and lifestyle brands
From fashion and jewellery to craft-led lifestyle labels, Pilitaxis Hyderabad edition brings together more than 25 independent brands
Pilitaxi comes to Hyderabad with 25+ homegrown fashion and lifestyle brands
From fashion and jewellery to craft-led lifestyle labels, Pilitaxis Hyderabad edition brings together more than 25 independent brands
Malayalam film Ozhiyathey highlights police action against schoolboys during the Emergency
The film is based on real events that took place at a government school in Palakkad
