Life, More features, 8th Nov 2019, News & Stories from India

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Life More Features 08 Nov 2019

Life, More features, 08 Nov 2019

Sourav Chatterjee, Professor of Mathematics at Stanford University, USA. (Photo: File)

I am not marrying June Malia, says Sourav Chatterjee

US prof miffed over goof-up in media over namesake who is marrying the popular Bengali actor.

08 Nov 2019 1:37 PM

All the idols in the temple now have anti-pollution masks on them, except for Goddess Kali. (Photo: Twitter)

When Gods turn human: Plight of air pollution

This Varanasi temple is making the idols wear masks, thus inspiring the public to do so too.

08 Nov 2019 1:11 PM

Kondo has amassed an empire by urging the world to decide if their belongings “spark joy” and has expanded her reach yet again. (Photo: AP)

Teach kids to stay tidy from a young age with Marie Kondo

Marie Kondo's doing what she can to make your kids tidy.

08 Nov 2019 11:28 AM

Researchers found that restoring vegetation reduced air pollution an average of 27 per cent across the counties. (Photo: ANI)

Planting trees near factories can significantly control air pollution

Trees - a feasible option for cutting down air pollution around factories.

08 Nov 2019 9:55 AM

There's no one measure that is going to tell us everything, but this is another tool we can add to the toolbox that we can use together to understand our animals better. (Photo: ANI)

Horses express their sadness through their eyes

A horse's eyes can tell if it is stressed.

08 Nov 2019 9:27 AM

Moms are great and beautiful

Confidence and good physical and mental health are no doubt the recipe for success.

08 Nov 2019 6:59 AM

Conceptualized and brought to life by NDMPL for the first time ever, Central launched its wedding collection through a very interesting and newly launched format called Thumpstoppers.

NDMPL and Central presents Wedding Tales!

Fun and flirtations, the major expectations of every young heart from a wedding season come alive in Thumstoppers.

08 Nov 2019 12:19 AM

Clay, porcelain or ceramic: pottery has been practiced in many different mediums — and in different styles that are often unique to a city.

Delhi sculpts the blues

At the same time, the culture of pottery has been given a great impetus by city-based studio artists who are exploring the art in their own ways.

08 Nov 2019 12:19 AM

The first day with clean air was July 31, 2017, when the AQI dropped to 47 and the second was on August 18, 2017, when the AQI was measured 49.

Coast al(most) clear

Relief for Dilliwalas at last as the smog clears, blue skies and sunlight are visible.

08 Nov 2019 12:14 AM

Recently, Japan and New Zealand explopred the notion of giving employees three days off, while the results were satisfactory, we wonder if it would thrive in India.

Three on ‘off’er

Once the trial concluded, it was observed that productivity had received a major boost by almost 40 per cent.

08 Nov 2019 12:08 AM

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Aakar Patel

Aakar Patel| We can’t forget how govt failed to tackle Covid’s 2021 2nd wave

An examination of the events leading up to and during India's devastating second wave of COVID-19.

Shikha Mukerjee

Shikha Mukerjee | Poll promises vs delivery amid rise in polarisation

As the 2024 Lok Sabha elections loom, the political landscape is rife with tension and uncertainty.

Kishwar Desai

Kishwar Desai | Scoops spotlights Andrew infamy; meet Varada Sethu, rising TV star

Netflix's 'Scoop' delves into Prince Andrew's controversial ties with Jeffrey Epstein, revealing a dim and self-obsessed character.

Sanjaya Baru

Sanjaya Baru | Has China replaced Japan as the new ‘Yellow Peril’?

Fumio Kishida's leadership marks a shift from Shinzo Abe's assertive Japan amid rising tensions with China.

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