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Sudha Pillai
Divine touch at Banaras
Legend has it that gods descend from heaven to celebrate their own Diwali in Kashi and ghats are lit up with lamps.
30 Dec 2018 7:11 AM
All doubts are laid to rest here
Santhome Cathedral, erected in memory of the doubting apostle of Jesus, St. Thomas, is a must visit in Chennai.
22 Dec 2018 12:10 AM
Of faith and the forest
A trip to the Sitabani Forest isn’t complete without a visit to the Sitavani Temple, where Sita is said to have lived in exile.
29 Sep 2018 12:44 AM
Finding bliss at Vashishta Guha
For those seeking a spiritual experience, Vashishta Guha is worth it.
17 Jun 2018 12:19 AM
Smash or crash: The Brendon McCullum way
The cap may be tattered but the legacy Brendon McCullum will leave when he calls it quits is of glowing success, destructive batting, record-setting innings and reshaping the game.
20 Feb 2016 12:37 AM
Benefit of haka open to debate
New Zealand’s pre-match haka may be one of sports most famous rituals and often claimed to intimidate opposing sides, but now its benefits to the All Blacks are being questioned.
15 Sep 2015 6:44 AM
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During this testy phase of international relations, all nations, big or small or intermediate, are practising realpolitik
The appointment of Lt. Gen. Anil Chauhan as the CDS, with the rank of general, is largely being welcomed
The bowler is a second-class citizen in the commonwealth of cricket. The rules are written and rewritten to undermine and deter him
In the midst of this doom and gloom — everyone is hunting for even a faint silver lining in every dark cloud.