This is what Indian women do on Twitter 24/7
When it comes to Twitter which has become a political battlefield and an arena for troll armies, Indian women are busy sharing their passions and interests the most, talking about fashion, books, beau
Railways to start ops between Nirmali-Sanpur after 87 years
Bringing glad tidings to the people of Nirmali town in Bihar's Supaul district, train services will soon become a reality after a gap of 87 years since the railway track was destroyed in an earthquake
'Bhagat Singh's is a story that needs to be told & retold' (IANS Interview)
Punjabi folklore is full of the brave deeds of the two 'Shaheeds' of Bhagat Singh and Udham Singh, who have legendary status, and as a young child, Satvinder Singh Juss grew up listening to stories a
Nidhhi Agerwal: I have nobody to message, nobody to call
Actress Nidhhi Agerwal says doesn't want unnecessary speculations about who she is dating, so she has become very careful when she steps out with friends.
FIR to be filed against those dirtying Indore's roads, walls
To promote cleanliness in the city of Indore in Madhya Pradesh, from now onwards people found polluting the environment will be penalised by filing a First Information Report (FIR) against them in a p
Most Indian firms still short on displaying 'digital empathy'
As more and more Indians adopt digital way of life most organisations are still a long way from authentically displaying "digital empathy" and deliver better customer experiences, a new report has str
Varanasi toymakers excited about India Toy Fair
The first India Toy Fair will be held virtually from February 27 to March 2 and toymakers from Varanasi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's constituency, will display their toys.
When Arthur Conan Doyle responded to the call of a Parsi lawyer
In the village of Great Wyrley near Birmingham, someone is mutilating horses. Someone is also sending threatening letters to the vicarage, where the vicar, Shahpur Edalji, is a Parsi convert to Christ
Radio Garden makes cyber waves during Covid-19 pandemic
Millennials and those belonging to generation Z have been dancing to the tune of Radio Garden -- a free app which allows listeners to tap a jaw dropping 30,000 stations across the world. Covid-19 pan
Awakening your 'soulprint' to find happiness and success (IANS Interview)
It was a chance discovery of a book written 100 years ago by his great great grandfather that blended spiritual wisdom to aid decision-making that inspired writer and life coach Aditya Nath to delve d
Not just to protest, people are also joining farmers' agitation to earn a living
"I earn 500 rupees every day by cooking, washing dishes and other work in the farmers' agitation. Along with boys from my village, I am working on a daily wages basis," Shekhar Sharma, a resident of S
Priya Banerjee would ask a blind date to take Covid test
It is the season of love but actress Priya Banerjee is not very comfortable with the idea of going out on a blind date during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
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