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Onam dressing does not have to mean sticking to the same traditional Kasavu saree styling every year. For Onam 2026, the classic white-and-gold saree can be given a contemporary update through the blouse, accessories and even the way the saree is

What if a luxury shoe covered only your heel and left the rest of your foot completely exposed? Chanel turned that question into reality with its viral arefoot heel cap, a divisive creation that first appeared on the runway and has

A partial lunar eclipse is set to unfold around Raksha Bandhan 2026, bringing an unusual astronomical occurrence to the same period as the Hindu festival. This striking celestial event is particularly noteworthy because of how deeply the Moon will move into

A 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck southern Ibaraki Prefecture in Japan at around 2 a.m. on Sunday, August 23, 2026, sending strong tremors through Tokyo and several surrounding prefectures. The earthquake woke residents across the Kanto region, triggered Japan's earthquake early-warning system and

Somewhere in the Puranas, a king named Mahijit sits before Sage Lomesh with a single question: why, despite ruling justly and worshipping faithfully, has he still not been blessed with a child? The answer the sage gives him becomes the origin

A decade ago, most children were first diagnosed with myopia somewhere between the ages of eight and ten. Today, five- and six-year-olds are walking into eye clinics with measurable nearsightedness, and it is no longer considered unusual.

Govinda has a message for his wife of nearly four decades, and this time, he chose to deliver it on camera. In a video shared amid renewed attention on his marriage, the actor addressed Sunita Ahuja directly, asking her to stop

An IAS officer walked onto a stage in Pune recently and got something bureaucrats almost never get: a standing ovation from a room full of strangers. The video, captioned Unstoppable Tukaram, shows the crowd rising to its feet as Tukaram Mundhe

Just after sunrise on 15 August 1947, a crowd gathered at the base of a 17th-century Mughal fort in Old Delhi, waiting for their new government to arrive. Jawaharlal Nehru, sworn in as India's first Prime Minister only hours earlier, climbed