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Columns
Though the Indian government never wanted to be politically involved with Tibet, the age-old ties have remained alive
What India has done about the RCEP is perfect. It couldn’t be otherwise
It is indeed rare for the political executive to haul up the bureaucracy in the manner that Gadkari did
During the last four years the United States suffered what former President Barack Obama calls 'truth decay'
Health
Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin shows ‘encouraging results’ in phase-I of human trials
Covaxin is one of the only two indigenous COVID vaccine candidates approved for human clinical trials in India
Atypical signs in Covid-19
Dr D. P. Bansal, consultant pulmonary and critical care medicine, discusses Covid-19 symptoms and how to prevent it from spreading
Life through a COVID prism: How our nurses, docs walk tightrope between work and home
Their days revolve around their COVID-19 patients and their lives around their families and the two can never meet
Air travel in the time of pandemic: Is flight journey safe?
Flying can increase your risk of exposure to infection, but airlines are taking some precautions and you can too
When all’s not well
Actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s suicide comes as a reminder that wealth and fame are not proof against depression
Fashion
Unmasking the truth about sheet masks
The serum-sheet facemasks have amassed wide popularity among beauty trendsetters but dermatologists warn you to not get floored
Here's how social media influencers ace the game
India’s social-media stars reveal how they made it big
Fashion designers discuss comeback plans post lockdown
The hope that responsible “revenge shopping” gains steam
Say hello to Male 2.0 transformations we like to see
Given the leisure to assess themselves during the pandemic, the male of the species has suddenly discovered a desire to look and feel good
Food
Tips for the perfect roast chicken
But no matter what flavours you choose, the end result — the look and juiciness — of the chicken should always remain the same.
Street food at home
Now, street-food lovers don’t have to gamble with their health for a bite of their favourite snacks.
Easy gin sour
Master the art of mixing raspberry and gin that allures the palate in a way that no other cocktail does.
Cooking for two
This valentine’s Day, ditch eating out and score brownie points with these delicious easy-to-replicate recipes at home.
7 anti-inflammatory foods you can include in your diet
These easily available foods are excellent for your health.
Travel
Volcanic eruptions put tourism at halt in New Zealand
Volcano disaster puts spotlight on NZ adventure tourism.
As liquor stores go in lockdown mode, Goa opts for Hurrack
Hurrack, which is also caled as Feni is a traditional liquor in Goa, which is made from cashew apple juice
Woman crushed by whale's tail at Australia's tourist spot
The 29-year-old was exploring near the World Heritage-listed site in the Indian Ocean when she was struck
Jet set, no-go
When setting off on a 13-day return trip to Antarctica, these seven Hyderabadis didn’t imagine home could be so far
Art
Magnetic moments
An exhibition that presents a series of abstract paintings highlighting cities and Krishna playing Holi.
Delhi’s Youth Connect
The capital recently inaugurated the ninth edition of its Youth Festival, which is doing a splendid job preserving the cultural heritage of the city.
Can you paint your way out of pain?
Art has long been used as a tool for catharsis, enabling individuals and communities to cope with grief, pain and trauma
Designing bespoke spaces
Rupin Suchak dreams up outrageous, unique, inspiring avatars of every space he sees little wonder that he’s made made a name for himself
The art world is abuzz, as AstaGuru readies for ‘Husain’
Titled simply ‘Husain’, this dedicated event will be the largest solo artist auction to be curated in India
Relationship
Nisha Jamwal | No respite for women
In spite of the unending conversation about equality in India, our patriarchal society still presents challenges
Matters of the mind: Of anxiety and depression amid a pandemic
Bengaluru-based photographer Arjun Kamath tries to capture the unspoken fears and anxiety issues through his photo essay The Anxiety Series.
How to deal with the bully in your life
While rectifying the bully in one’s life is not an option, there are multiple other tricks that one can adopt to tackle them better.
More Features
Little Wordsworth
Twelve-year-old Aryan Kaushal’s quirky and realistic poems elicit a nostalgic feeling with a mature undertone.
Colourful narrative set in Rajasthan
The book delightfully delves into the colourful world of Rajasthan, seamlessly bridging the gap between royalty and commoners
Shopping for safety
These stores and the fact that they are being patronised are an indication of the shape of things to come
To endorse or not – the China dilemma
The anti-China sloganeering has reached a crescendo, but with big bucks riding on endorsements can and will people really cut out China?
India’s Midnight’s Children
Stalwarts of the Indian Armed Forces who were born in the year that India gained freedom talk about growing older with the nation
In Focus
ImmigToronto helping thousands of immigrants to make Canada their home
Do you also fancy Canada and want to move to the country? If yes, then you have landed right
Delhi Business Tycoon Redefines Success With His Path-Breaking Ventures
A self-confessed workaholic, Suhail, has achieved massive success within a very short time period
The global influencer - Saikripa Sen Choksi
Saikripa combined her passion for food into a fulltime business, by launching Escobar with her husband a decade ago
Entrepreneur Kanthi Dutt creatively battled Covid-19 while authoring ‘Rediscovering Path to Success’
This Hyderabad based young entrepreneur & strategy consultant is best known as one of India’s youngest media company founders