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Can there ever be a Great Indian ‘State of the Nation’ novel?Indian novels often focus on specific regions rather than the entire nation. This is due to India's immense diversity. Authors find success...- Microhistory goes Mainstream: How Instagram and heritage walks make the past personalMicrohistory is gaining traction as people seek personal and relatable narratives beyond grand historical accounts. Social media platforms ...
- From Christmas to KrismasKolkata's Christmas celebrations blend British traditions with local customs, creating a unique festival. The city's lights, plum cakes, an...
- Maharashtra Day 2024: Wishes, quotes, messages, and images to share on Maharashtra DiwasMaharashtra Day, observed on May 1 every year, commemorates the formation of the state of Maharashtra in 1960. This article explores the hi...
- 'A special day for me.' Nandan Nilekani back to IIT-Bombay after 50 years, institute's main building named after himThe Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay has renamed its main building to the 'Nandan Nilekani Main Building' in recognition of the ...
- Mumbai's legendary Eros Theatre gets torn down, Vir Das, Vivek Agnihotri and others share memoriesThe Eros Theatre ceased operations in 2017 and is currently being demolished to make way for a shopping mall.
- India, Israel share similar challenges from radicalism, terrorism: JaishankarIndia has been facing major threats emanating from across the border from Pakistan and Israel is also surrounded by hostile neighbours. Ind...
- Jaishankar in Israel for high-level talks for further enriching strategic tiesExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar arrived at Tel Aviv on Sunday on a five-day visit during which he will hold talks with Israel's top ...
- Mumbai steps up to restore its architectural heritage: Here's a brief account of the journey so farWe have won the battles but not the war. That’s how heritage lovers sum up ten years of Mumbai’s efforts at protecting its rich past.
- Luxury, food, entertainment and sports: Some events you've got to attend across the globeIf you are a travel buff, you must witness these shows.
- Take a break, opt for some 'me-time': Brilliant options to make solo travel a dreamSome alternative travel options you can consider.
- How top bosses go off the grid: Amit Sinha, Tanvi Malik choose secluded vacay spotsAn isolated island in Thailand, a jungle in Sri Lanka, a Hawaiian town with a population of 10,000.
- The LIC building is one of the last British Army-built stone structures on MG Road, BengaluruIt was built in the colonial style unlike the Bangalore Rifle Volunteers which followed the Tudor style.
- 10 IITs asked to adopt stretches of river Ganga and undertake cleaning plansMonths after a consortia of seven IITs submitted the Ganga River Basin Management Plan, the Central government has asked them to walk the t...
- Tata Sons ties up with Bombay Heritage Walks for weekend walking tours for its employeesThe business group takes staff back in history by organising Bombay Heritage Walks every week in an effort to reacquaint them with the comp...
- A walk through 'digital' Hampi made possibleExperts from premier institutions like IIT has made 3D imagery of UNESCO World Heritage Site Hampi that will enable people to experience ri...
- BMC’s plan drives Bombay Gym round the bendThe 140-year-old club, which counts the city’s movers and shakers as eminent patrons, has been given up to April 1, 2015, to prepare for th...
- Will Nitish Kumar's visit give a boost to Biharis in Pakistan?Biharis have enriched Karachi’s cosmopolitan culture and their imprint on the city is perhaps best reflected in making famed Bihari kebabs ...
- Retirement home: Ratan Tata chooses elegance over extravaganceFor his new 13,350-sq-ft bungalow in Colaba, Tata Group chairman chooses elegance over extravagance
- Salaam Norway!Oslo was bustling with the usual morning madness and the sun too lazy to step out of the heavens; it was then I heard the salaam.
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