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'Feeling wonderfully at peace...': Anupam Kher revisits Shimla childhood memories, reveals why cold places make him feel rejuvenatedAnupam Kher shared how cold weather, solitude and quiet lakes help him feel rejuvenated. A peaceful Sunday reminded him of childhood winter...- Anupam Kher is back in New York, but this time for a different reason: ‘A city full of old memories...’Anupam Kher has returned to New York, a city where he spent three years working on New Amsterdam. Calling the experience one that made him ...
- Anupam Kher is more successful, but says his brother Raju is 'greater' than him - ‘He never felt jealous and...’Anupam Kher once talked about his deep bond with his brother Raju Kher. The actor revealed how Raju is a greater person than him. Anupam al...
- Nuclear leakage in Ganga? How a secret CIA mission 60 years ago may haunt the billions in India who depend on the holy riverIn 1965, India’s top climbers carried a nuclear spying device up Nanda Devi for the CIA to watch China’s atomic tests. Bad weather forced t...
- Ruskin Bond Turns 90: A look back at a life filled with stories and joyRuskin Bond, the celebrated Indian author, marked his 90th birthday with reflections on his life and writing. Born in 1934 in Kasauli to Br...
- Preity Zinta sparks her 'Pahadi' spirit, lights 'chulha' at Shimla home. See picsPreity Zinta who lives in the US now, is on an Indian trip due to the IPL season. Recently, the actress was seen in a full 'Pahadi' mood an...
- 25 years after the first compilation, anthology of author Ruskin Bond's works is outThe book is titled 'Writing for My Life: The Very Best of Ruskin'.
- On Ruskin Bond's 86th birthday, new book to take readers on an adventure with the authorIn 'Hop On: My Adventures on Boats, Trains and Planes', Bond narrates some of his memorable travel adventures.
- The many journeys of the marvellous mashed potatoFrom Joel Robuchon to ragda pattice, it's been a big mash.
- Rare, unseen pictures from Indira Gandhi's life at new showTitled, "Indira: A Life of Courage", the show will feature a selection of over 320 images from the 90,000 images and artifacts present in t...
- Villains are better etched-out in movies now: Prem ChopraPrem Chopra, best remembered for his villainous roles in '60s and '70s, feels baddies in Bollywood now-a-days are better written.
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