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Psychology says people who eat with their hands don't lack table manners, they may be preserving a deeper connection to food, memory and their rootsPsychology suggests that everyday habits often hold deeper meaning than they appear to. Eating with your hands is rarely about rejecting mo...- 'I am not ashamed': Billionaire Harsh Goenka shares powerful note on what it means to be an Indian in a divided worldBillionaire Harsh Goenka's X post challenges global stereotypes about Indians, highlighting how narrow perceptions reduce rich cultures to ...
- Which city is called as the Mango capital of the world?Mango capital of the world: Just 25 km from Lucknow lies Malihabad, a small town that has become globally famous for its legendary mango or...
- Wealth whisperings: Quiet luxury finds voice among India’s new eliteIndian creators are redefining global luxury by blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Designers, couturiers, and che...
- From endangered plants come whiffs of inspirationFrom recreating lost vintage perfumes to evoking extinct flowers, innovators are using cutting-edge biotech and creative license. This olfa...
- India’s rare bear-like hunting dog breed from Manipur joins Assam Rifles: Meet the loyal and fearless HaofaThe Haofa, a unique dog breed from Manipur's Tangkhul region, is gaining national recognition for its exceptional hunting skills and loyalt...
- Why 5,000-year-old Egyptian mummies smell sweet and spicyScientists have determined that Egyptian mummies, some up to 5,000 years old, emit aromas described as woody, spicy, and sweet. The pleasan...
- Kamala Harris’ plane smells, Trump spokesperson claimsThe controversy began with Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance trying to confront Kamala Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz,...
- Naomi Campbell stuns in Burberry showcase at London Fashion WeekNaomi Campbell graced the runway for Burberry's showcase at London Fashion Week, where the iconic British brand unveiled its latest collect...
- Smelling old booksThe almond and vanilla fragrance of aged pages evokes a sense of nostalgia, transporting readers to different eras, cultures and minds that...
- Bill cancelled? Well, the bard shakes onThank the bard that we in our South Asia country don't have to take inane measures like literally - and, as is trendy these days, symbolica...
- India, Taiwan exchange knowledge on preservation, promotion of mountain railwaysThe two sides recently took part in a virtual seminar -- India-Taiwan Online Forum -- on Railway Cultural Heritage Conservation and discuss...
- Dev Patel's trying to understand his heritage better after being criticised for 'stealing' roles from IndiansThe actor had 'reconnected' with his Indian roots when he starred in 'Slumdog Millionaire'.
- UN to launch project on creating India's intangible heritage inventoryThe UN will soon launch a project on creating an "inventory" of art forms, craftsmanship and other intangible cultural heritage of the coun...
- 'Intangible heritage': Exploring the cultural significance of smellsSmell is not just a sensory perception, it is also a social and cultural phenomenon. Yet, the poor nose has had a rough ride in the western...
- Love how old books smell? Probably because the fragrance of coffee and chocolate is mesmerisingMaterials like books often release small amounts of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into the air.
- Enter the zone of tranquility: Why you must plan a visit to the French colony of Pondicherry, soon!Cobbled pathways, bicycle rides and majestic villas dot the streets of Puducherry. Come along...
- World Bank, local officials discuss scope for Agra improvementOne of the suggestions was related to the running of a shuttle train between Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri for the benefit of tourists.
- Private consultants not CPWD to fix Parliament HousePrivate engineering consultants will be selected soon to fix the tottering Parliament House, which has to adapt to technology it wasn't bui...
- Palaces of Samthar over fields of peppermintThe first thought of anyone going to Samthar during the monsoon would be to wish that there was something to record smell with.
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