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Bhoomika, a new symbol of hope for the Chendamangalam weavers
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You may lose weight in the initial days of extreme diets, but you are also in danger of losing your health
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The availability of literature and sacred hymns in Tamil that extol the glories of Muruga has fostered worship of Muruga
The Baijanath temple, where Lord Siva is referred to as ‘god of healing’, represents the Nagara style of architectur
Meet PVK, first Director General of Doordarshan
P.V. Krishnamurthy had the opportunity to watch historic events up close
The Fine Arts Society, Chembur, celebrated its silver jubilee year with performances by well-known artistes
Weaving art, craft and music for a cause
Weavers Village holds a three day charity event for the weavers community at Chendamangalam
Mrs Funnybones Says That Women Should Stop Panicking About Growing Old
The 43-year-old mother of two children and actress turned author Twinkle Khanna said that ageing is a strange thing. When women cross 40,
The Bhagavata Purana describes the Lord’s incarnation as Rishabha in the line of Priyavrata famous for holy traditions.
Kadalas Penakal, pens that grow into plants
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Mumbai-based OSCAR Foundation is transforming the lives of young people using football as a tool to teach them essential l
Andy Silveira details going from priesthood to LGBTQ activism
Leaving the priesthood, pursuing academia and living his authentic self made up the moral fibre lived by Andy Silveira, w
Christopher Penn concluded the Ooty Literary Fest by sharing the photographs of the Nilgiris between 1865 and 1911 that hi
What is learning? How can it be classified? How is one to evaluate one’s learning? Upanishads try to answer such questi
This hard-working cat is in need of a new place to work from. Any takers?
There’s something cathartic about listening to a real story narrated in all honesty. Storytellers from across the count
LGBTQ History Month? For a spectrum of history
Dating back centuries, the multi-generational fight for LGBTQ rights invites thought about a potential LGBTQ History Mont
Raj Bhagat Palanichamy of WRI India is preparing open source free online tools and maps to deal with floods
Gender Is Not In Your Genitals But In Your Mind: Meghna Pant
Meghna Pant is a multiple award-winning author, journalist, feminist and speaker. She is the co-author of ‘Feminist Rani’, a collection
A schematic description of universe known as Brahmanda is featured in the fifth section of the Bhagavata Purana. It is a
The day Hyderabad surrendered to the Indian Union
Bidar played a significant role in Hyderabad’s resistance to integration into the Indian Union
Is Social Media Driving Pregnancy Phobia By Posting Horror Stories Of Child B..
Tsunami of horror stories on child birth flooding social media leading to the rise of tokophobia
Prthu was a righteous king, who came in the line of Dhruva. He was Vishnu Himself. He was sensitive to the needs of his p
‘When I came out I faced violence from my own father’
Three queer women talk about the everyday reality of negotiating their sexuality with families and friends
Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows
Likir and the colour of sulphur
Soil from the village, hues from a hot spring, this pottery is as old as the mountains
The year 2016, known as the year of celebrity deaths, catalysed what was already a popular online sub-culture on Reddit,
Internet as god, or why we talk to the dead online
This phenomenon re-emerged distinctly with the deaths of V.S. Naipaul and Aretha Franklin
After land and water, the old demon builds castles in the air
Karnataka’s Jogappas can now live a gender-fluid life
The community welcomes the SC verdict on Section 377 but there’s still a long way to go, they say
Mob lynches man in Manipur on suspicion of stealing vehicles; 5 held
Around the world on a paper boat
Whenever I think back to all the different kinds of paper I’ve known, I feel happy
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Sexual Minority Youth At Higher Risk of Drug Use: Study
Young people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay or bisexual are at an increased risk of using substances such as alcohol, nicotine and
Rapes And Molestations: How To Keep Your Child Safe
Parents sometimes have to answer the most difficult questions, but with increasing cases of rape and molestation it is always advisable to
Stay Away From Chemicals, Make Ganapathy Bappa Happy
Celebrities and the people across the country are celebrating Ganesh Mahotsav in a safe and eco-friendly manner
Wife Appreciation Day: Ways To Keep Your Better Half Happy
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When A Bohri Muslim Girl Married A Budhist
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A mantra in the Taittiriya Samhita says to the Supreme One, “pari diyA rathEna.” Translated, this means: “Ride arou
Petrol, dollar — show us you care
These two essentials have betrayed the progress of our nation
History that’s not just skin-deep
Saibol, an 81-year-old home-bred skin ointment is seeing a revamp to meet present-day market challenges
Madurai has to catch up with the trend of eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols if it wants to save its water bodies