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Darshan Magdum's US visa approved following months-long wait after Boy Throb proved it was a real bandIndian vocalist Darshan Magdum has secured a US O-1 visa after a months-long process in which his viral band, Boy Throb, had to prove to US...- Is your kid having intense, painful headaches? Apollo doctor explains whyMigraines affect 8-10% of school children and nearly 20% of adolescents, with symptoms differing from adults. Children often experience sho...
- How brands should inspire politicians to move away from 'divide' and 'drown’ to ‘unify' and 'thrive’Political parties should be emulating those marketers who have already cracked New India. To narrow-cast our population as a fundamental on...
- 'I am haunted by it': Survivors of deadly train crash in India recount traumaA signaling failure may have caused a crash between two trains in the eastern Odisha state of India last week, killing 275 people and injur...
- How rivers shaped the course of Arijit Chatterjee, the first Indian architect to win Steedman Memorial FellowshipAs his childhood fascination enters its fourth decade, Chatterjee has become the first Indian to win the coveted Steedman Memorial Fellowsh...
- From a backup dancer to a rock star: On Shahid Kapoor’s 41st b'day, 5 songs that prove the actor is the god of Bollywood movesOn the ‘Jab We Met’ star’s birthday, here’s a look back at five of his iconic dance numbers.
- Why Annette is reminiscent of a classic Richard Matheson story about a vicious child and its exasperated parentsIn the story's climax, when the doll starts misbehaving too, the couple are at their wits' end - until epiphany strikes. 'It's not the doll...
- Kamal Haasan's journey from stardom to political plungeAfter a successful five-decade film career, actor-director-producer Kamal Haasan today donned a new role when he took his long-awaited poli...
- Argentina Vs Peru: All the nicknames to know before the big gameIn the grand tradition of football, the team line-ups in the crucial World Cup qualifier have a surfeit of evocative nicknames.
- India is tolerant, I'm proud to be Indian - and I'm still music's original heart-throb: Zakir HussainHussain discussed the highvolume tolerance debate, why he feels media should temper its tone and being the first heart throb of Indian musi...
- Lest we forget Emergency, remember a father’s lamentThat the slim volume should lie neglected today is a loss to the world of letters. That the story it tells throbs with urgency and relevanc...
- Explosion of local fashion weeks in Tier 2 citiesIn the mornings newspapers have a separate listings section for auditions; billboards offer young people a chance at stardom-singing, model...
- Bollywood throws up interesting storylinesThis is about a Bollywood story where the music director gives up his day job of selling music.
- Tallinn: The city by the seaCenturies-old streets, Gothic spires, medieval markets, gabled houses and half hidden courtyards juxtaposed with grandiose churches were bu...
- What exactly do kids do on the Net?Many of them arrived after the Net. But they are today a curiously powerful presence on the Web.
- Beyond paradiseThere’s more to Sarawak, nestled on the fabled island of Borneo than friendly orang utans and stories of the white rajahs. You will enjoy e...
- Exuberant marketplaceIts evening and suddenly people crowd the Jemaa el Fna in Marrakesh to hear storytellers and musicians perform, be wooed by herbalists and ...
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