Back home, Punjab farmers adding sweetness to protest
The sweet fragrance of gur or jaggery fills the air in fields across Punjab these days with wood-fired stills continuously working to make it 'immunity' booster for protesting farmers who have set up
Migrant labourer's son from Bihar village wins gold medal at IIT, Roorkee
Rahul Kumar, 22, the son of a migrant worker from Sosandi, a nondescript village in Bihar's Nalanda district, has graduated from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee, one of the premier educa
In TN, today's movie stars are tomorrow's CM aspirants
Today's movie stars are tomorrow's political leaders and Chief Ministerial aspirants -- that is the trend in Tamil Nadu.
'Toxicity of narcissistic personality traits heighten Covid blues' (IANS Interview)
Coping with a toxic relationship -- that is, with a person with narcissistic personality traits who makes their partner feel emotionally stifled, lost, hopeless, stuck and damaged -- has not been the
How a peepal tree in Delhi's Asiad Village got the PMO involved
What would you do if you buy a flat worth Rs 6-7 cr of market value in one of the prime real estate markets of Delhi, but end up having a peepal tree hollowing its foundation? What would you do if tha
Nitish fan 'sacrifices' finger every time he becomes CM
A die-hard political supporter of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar sacrificed his fourth finger after the formation of NDA government in Bihar.
Muslim man digs reservoir in his home for Chhat festival (IANS Special)
The Maha Parv of public faith and Lord Bhaskar concluded with the rising sun on Saturday morning. The festival also gave us a steller example of religious harmony in Bihar.
Chhath Puja ends in Bihar with prayers to rising sun
Chhath Puja celebrations in Bihar concluded in the wee hours of Saturday with millions of devotees offering prayers to the rising sun.
It dipped, splayed Gilchrist: Pathan's toe-crusher (Magic Moments Ind vs Aus)
Irfan Pathan's in-swinging yorker that slipped through Adam Gilchrist's defences in the Sydney Test during the 2003-04 series, was a rare piece of bowling artistry in a game dominated heavily by batsm
UP farmers rewrite their destiny with dragon fruit farming (IANS Special)
Four years ago, Ram Sakal Yadav, a young farmer in Uttar Pradesh's Kaushambhi district, had almost packed his bags. He was set to migrate to Mumbai in search of a job that would ensure him a steady in
Writing 'The Lost Homestead' was cathartic: Marina Wheeler (IANS Interview)
A film on Indias last Viceroy triggered a series of journeys to the sub-continent as Marina Wheeler attempted to come to terms with its partition in 1947 and the trauma that it caused to her mother. I
UP Mati Kala Board to have permanent sale outlet
The UP Mati Kala Board, encouraged by the success of its Diwali exhibition, has now decided to open a permanent outlet for the sale of its products in the state capital.
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