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Siddhant Bhatia's album inspired by Mahakumbh nominated for GrammyThe spiritual album 'Sounds of Kumbha' has earned a Grammy nomination. This album, inspired by the Mahakumbha festival, is up for Best Glob...- India favourites but only just against New Zealand in CT final: Ravi ShastriRavi Shastri considers India slight favourites in the Champions Trophy final against New Zealand. He highlights New Zealand's key players l...
- Mind Over Money: Wildlife conservation, yoga, meditation keeps this financial wellness coach of top MF mentally fitAdditionally, DSP offers a specialized helpline for women to address their concerns and provide support. Society has responded positively, ...
- Ukraine war sends Western anxiety soaring on back of pandemicAs the West faces a possible new Cold War and warnings about heightened nuclear threats fill social media and the airwaves, many people are...
- Spice Money founder took up yoga during the pandemic, says meditation helped with post-Covid recoveryDilip Modi hopes to take up singing soon.
- CBRE India CEO finds travelling therapeutic, says a family trip to Beirut is long dueAnshuman Magazine wants to experience the culture, food and history of Beirut.
- AO Smith India MD has missed people during lockdown; says meetings helped him keep his ear to the groundParag Kulkarni is looking forward to visiting Masai Mara with his wife.
- Sanjeev Mohanty's post-lockdown plans include floating on salt waterMohanty took on a fitness challenge during the lockdown and is the fittest version of himself since 1998.
- Yashasvi Jaiswal’s IPL dream debut on hold, sketches during self-isolation to relaxJaiswal has also had a chance to speak to his idols Sachin Tendulkar and Wasim Jaffer.
- Jack Dorsey has fallen in love with Africa, plans to shift there for 3-6 months next yearThe Twitter CEO also took part in a 10-day Vipassana meditation in South Aftrica.
- The new German envoy to India juggles between diplomacy and musicHis interest in both music and India was sparked back in 1971, when he listened to the Concert for Bangladesh, organised in New York by for...
- How capturing India's poverty helps western photographers bag generous grants at homeIndia’s poverty has always drawn photographers from the West. Capturing maimed beggars, naked street children, filthy slums and emaciated w...
- I quite fancy facing Chahal: Heinrich KlaasenAfter the rain-hit Wanderers ODI, Klaasen once again was the hero in a weather-affected match when his 69 off 30 balls gave South Africa a ...
- People in 34 African cities join Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in 'I Meditate Africa' campaignThis year more than 7,50,000 people participated in the campaign through webcast, encouraging the use of meditation as part of mainstream p...
- Rocks on Kangaroo Island in Australia are a geographical freak showSplattered with golden-red lichen, the rocks flaunt eerie contours. One resembles a snarling carnivore, the other a whale’s vertebra (or is...
- Breaking Bad: Healthcare can be simpler if we want it to beEver wondered what exactly it meant for someone to be healthy? As our obsession with medications balloon out of proportion, we must be care...
- Morning routines of 8 top influencersYoga, walks or email? We bring to you the morning routine of eight influential people. What do you do after waking up?
- Wild valuations? Yes. Wild New Year parties? Not quiteSome are going abroad, some are staying at home and planning a quiet night in, while others figure to contemplate on what the New Year will...
- When Ben took Gandhi walkSir Ben Kingsley much loved in India for his award winning performance as Gandhi in Richard Attenborough’s Gandhi explained in detail the p...
- Bapu's South Africa house drawing flurry of buyersMahatma Gandhi's former home in a quiet Johannesburg suburb where he lived as a young lawyer has attracted a flurry of potential buyers fro...
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