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Rainbow coloured phantom lakes appear beside Namibia’s Great White Place in stunning satellite imagesAstronauts captured a stunning display of vibrant, shimmering lakes in Namibia's Etosha Pan, a rare event following heavy flooding. These e...- Quote of the day by Coco Chanel: 'Nature gives you the face you have at twenty. Life shapes the face you have at thirty. But...' ; lessons on beauty from fashion iconCoco Chanel's quote, on aging highlights how personal choices and experiences sculpt our appearance over time. This enduring observation re...
- This time tomorrowThe Kinks' song 'This Time Tomorrow' from their 1970 album displays Ray Davies' masterful mix of wonder and vulnerability. Featuring tender...
- Word of the Day: EphemeralEphemeral describes things that last for a very short time, appearing briefly before disappearing. This adjective, originating from a Greek...
- Word of the day: EphemeralEphemeral describes things that last for a very short time, like fleeting emotions or trends. This word, originating from Greek for 'lastin...
- Word of the Day: EphemeralLife moves fast. Many things today are temporary, from news to feelings. Understanding the word ephemeral helps us grasp this. It means som...
- Catching a rainbowNature's colourful arc, the rainbow, appears when sunlight meets raindrops. This beautiful phenomenon is a fleeting sight. It is a blend of...
- From clay pots to Cannes: When Sandhya really did show the dayActress Sandhya, known for iconic roles in films like Navrang and Do Aankhen Barah Haath, has passed away. Her memorable performances, part...
- What are the strict Met Gala rules all celebrities must follow, or risk being banned? Here's the full listAt its core, the Met Gala is a charitable evening that raises millions annually for the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art...
- This village near Goa appears only once a yearEvery summer, Kurdi village in Goa emerges from beneath the waters, revealing a glimpse of its rich history. Once a thriving community subm...
- Who is Angry Rantman? Why is he trending on social media?Angry Rantman, the online sensation, is trending today, but for a somber reason. Abhradeep Saha, aka Angry Rantman, has reportedly passed a...
- Finding Gulmohar on the groundGulmohar flowers, strewn on footpaths, bring a burst of colour in ordinary days. Their soft petals yield to each step, connecting observers...
- Snap bulks up India team as current head Durgesh Kaushik leavesThe former head of India growth at Facebook’s parent company Meta, Gaurav Jain has joined the Snap team as head of Asia Pacific (APAC) busi...
- Tulips: A bulb that lights up the outdoorsThe credit for the bumper tulip 'crop' in key parts of the national capital this year definitely goes to the indefatigable maalis (gardener...
- Evan Spiegel says Facebook copying Snapchat's popular features is the most-fantastic feelingSpiegel launched a stinging critique of FB, dismissing both its appeal and successful attempts to copy Snapchat’s most popular features.
- Vishal Sikka made up his mind a week ago, Narayana Murthy's letter not the triggerInfosys was reluctant to let Sikka go and repeatedly tried to dissuade him from quitting for about a week, sources with direct knowledge of...
- Reliance Entertainment to co-produce Indo-French filmThe film, to be shot in the Himalayas, has been co-produced by Julie Gayet's Rouge International and Elisa Soussan's myFamily.
- Ides of March? No, it’s the best monthMarch is considered to be the best month as it’s the time of the year when winter is over and raging summer is, perhaps, still days ahead.
- Fleeting permanenceThe rationale of ephemeral art is just as imperative as that of art meant to endure.
- Chocolate mountainsThe barren, lune-scape of the border areas of Leh-Kargil were transformed into a delicious panoply of colour on one magical December trip.
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