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Tale of two Lit fests: Sunita Williams’ Kerala visit ignites a high-stakes literary showdownAstronaut Sunita Williams’ visit to Kerala after her retirement from NASA triggered an intense rivalry among the state’s literary festivals...- 7 best river cruises in IndiaIf you are looking for a unique domestic holiday this year, opt for any of the popular river routes, but be prepared to shell out a large s...
- Apples aren't what they used to be. Commercialisation has made the fruit almost tastelessWhen grown from seed, apples vary from the parent.
- Surajkund mela in Feb, Tulips in April & Biennale in December: Here's a round-up of local fests happening in 2020.2020 just got a lot more exciting!
- Northeast's love for Turkeys and the challenges faced by those raising themThere are not all that many turkeys in India – 4,23,374 in the census, compared to 80.78 crore chickens. But this represents a whopping 66....
- The flavours of India: Let your holiday coincide with local festivalsA festival gives you chance to travel to a different place, meet the locals and mingle with them.
- Agrarian celebrations like Jallikkattu and Kambala matter to India’s youthReady to nurture and take advantage of this perceived sense of grievance and to use it to their advantage are politicians.
- Traveler's diary: Camp at the picturesque Ladakh & experience the Onam festivalOnam is when Kerala has a great time. Boat races, song and dance & lots of good food. Ladakh's amazing landscape is natures own sculpture ...
- Make the most of top luxury domestic holiday deals this seasonKashmir has outstanding traditionally embroidered outfits and silver jewellery to adorn, so set the stage & get a photoshoot done.
- Kerala declares June 22 as 'Snake Bird Day'Known as darter-Anhinga melanogaster in scientific parlance, snake bird is a large slender long-necked water bird and is mostly black with ...
- Nine small town startups that may inspire many more to take the big leap & start out on their ownHistorically, India’s nonmetros and small towns have been a poor place to do business but things have slowly begun to change.
- Global citizens held hostage to fear psychosis; freest person today is a terroristWe end the year as global citizens, super-aware of every injustice around us but we belong to the same race that can perpetuate such atroci...
- Summer's paradise; Munnar, Coorg, Ooty, PahalgamWith the summer season setting in, and school breaks just around the corner, we bring to you the very best of India's summer destinations.
- Kerala bird race on SundayThe sixth edition of the Kerala Bird Race will be organized by the Cochin Natural History Society with the support of Yuhina eco-media at K...
- Must-visit islands in IndiaNot many people know about India’s many scenic islands that dot the coastline and river routes. ET-Travel visits the popular islands along ...
- Army jawans to get 2 eggs, poultries a fat bizPoultry farmers across India are seeing a golden goose, after the defence ministry said the country’s 30 lakh-strong armed forces can look ...
- Venice: The diva's MaskVenice is emptying of Venetians. Since the great flood of 1966 its population has shrunk from 1,20,000 to 62,000 - almost the number of tou...
- Venice wears a cloak of eternityVenice has worn a cloak of eternity, becoming the impossibly beautiful dream that all 'romantics' must hold close to their heart.
- Treasure islandYou can’t feel alien, bored or lost on the verdant and vibrant Indian Ocean island of Mauritius.
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