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Holashtak 2024: Date, times, do's and don'ts, Why Holashtak period is inauspicious? Here is allThe Holashtak period, from March 17 to March 25, 2024, prompts caution among Hindus. Spanning eight days preceding Holi, it's deemed inausp...- Gaza's catastrophic food shortage means mass death is imminent, monitor saysThe Integrated Food-Security Phase Classification (IPC), whose assessments are relied on by U.N. agencies, said 70% of people in parts of n...
- Your go-to Holi eye-care guide: Avoid contact lenses, wear sunglasses and use organic coloursKeep your eyes safe and healthy during and after the festive celebrations.
- Holi 2023: Don't let colours dampen your festive mood, this nail care guide will come in handySome Holi colours can contain toxic elements like lead, mercury, asbestos, silica and mica.
- Worried about damage after Holi? These tips might help you restore the sheen of your skin, hair, nailsNow that Holi fervour has subdued, it is time to take care of your skin!
- Pre-Holi skin-care guide to protect yourself from harmful colours this festive seasonArtificial colours come packed with some serious chemicals that can affect your skin's health.
- Religious tourism hit hard by cancellation of annual kanwar fair in UttarakhandHotels, ashrams, guest houses and dharmashalas in the temple towns of Haridwar and Rishikesh used to be bursting at the seams at this time ...
- PC Sorcar, rope tricks & snake-charmers: When Indian magic conquered the WestThe story of Indian magic cannot be told without examining its place in the globalisation of popular culture.
- Tip for Holi this year: don't forget to CTM your skin!While most of you may be busy in preparation, it's important not to just focus on scrumptious delights.
- Here is how Tesla will win the coming hacking wars in the auto industryTesla executives and Tesla engineers, on the hardware and software side, are more likely to understand cyberthreats because they're closer ...
- Cultural similarities between India and ThailandFor it was no ordinary day – Songkran (it is derived from the Sanskrit word Sankranti) is the beginning of the Thai new year when idols are...
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