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French proverb of the day: 'Love doesn’t mean gazing at each other, but looking together...' ; timeless lesson on the nature of true love and secret of relationships that lastLove is more than just attraction. It transforms into a strong bond when couples face life's challenges together. Shared goals and mutual g...- Breakfast of Michelin star championsBreakfast is an overlooked masterpiece in the culinary world, yet Michelin, a pivotal authority in gastronomy, hasn't fully recognized this...
- When the dissident is a patriot: New Mammootty-Mohanlal double-engine film is brave for our hyper-ventilating timesMammootty and Mohanlal star in Patriot, a Malayalam film exploring surveillance and privacy. The movie bravely addresses these global issue...
- French Word of the Day: ExigeantExigeant, a French term permeating English luxury and professional circles, defines a standard of uncompromising excellence. This explorati...
- Venus, Uranus and Pleiades tonight: What time, where and how to watch this rare sky event?Tonight sky has a special view with Venus, Uranus and Pleiades close together. It looks like they meet but it is just how we see from Earth...
- Lyrid meteor shower 2026 viewing guide: Peak times, tips, and what US skywatchers can expectGet ready for the Lyrid meteor shower in 2026. This annual event promises a celestial spectacle across North America. Observers in the Unit...
- Lush forests, vibrant wildlife, Anand Mahindra is in awe of Tamil Nadu park where the night sky ‘reveals itself in full’Industrialist Anand Mahindra recently lauded the Ariyur Shola Reserve Forest's Dark Sky Park. This location in Kolli Hills offers a rare, u...
- Leonardo DiCaprio’s moustache mystery at Oscars 2026 solved. Actor teams up with Shutter Island director for new filmLeonardo DiCaprio is making headlines again. He attended the Oscars 2026 with a new moustache. This look is for his upcoming film 'What Hap...
- Best places in India for stargazing and Astro tourismAstro tourism, or traveling to destinations for stargazing and astronomical events, has become a popular new attraction in India. The Uttar...
- Cosmic Farewell: James Webb telescope captures end stages of dying starThe James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has unveiled mesmerizing images of the end stages of a star located 2,600 light-years from Earth. The...
- Star-gazing business gets a fillip from problems on EarthFinancial uncertainty, business stress and domestic anxieties contribute to a rise in the consultation of astrologers and soothsayers.
- Beyond brick and mortar: These offbeat places provide one-of-a-kind stay experiencesSleep under a blanket of stars or lounge on the deck of a ship.
- Time to gaze at more contemporary starsThe younger generation, both sets of names may seem equally anachronistic, so the recent initiative by Nasa while putting together a new ma...
- For Amazon's Amit Agarwal, Indian e-commerce is like rare Venus transit!The Amazon India boss feels that technology and access to the internet has brought people from all walks of life together.
- Panambur beach mulls night safariA beach sleepover party organised in Panambur, Karnataka has become the next big tourism idea. Its clean and sandy shores have proved to be...
- Star gazing to be introduced in Maharashtra's Pench Tiger Reserve to boost tourismIn a move to boost wildlife tourism, Maharashtra government will soon launch star gazing activity in the Pench Tiger Reserve.
- Daniel Craig becomes first actor to produce James BondSuperstar Daniel Craig has now become the producer of the upcoming James Bond film "Spectre".
- Star gazing as passionOn a hillside near Santa Cruz, California, a split-level ranch house sat in a stand of coast redwoods, the same colour as the trees.
- The making of a movie mantraThe word ‘gaze’ is sometimes used to mean a little more than to merely look at something intently. In many contexts - such as in deep medit...
- Delhi's light pollution eclipses night-sky visibilityThe Milky way has deserted Delhi. The capital has got a lot brighter in recent years, making the stars appear dimmer and almost invisible.
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