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Tome And Plume: IGRMS Weaves Tales Of India Amidst Syllables Of Upper Lake, Silence Of Shyamla Hills
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The rhythms of daily life echo through the tranquil arena of the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS) in Bhopal. When the morning sun rises over the forest-clad Shymla Hills, it sets the gurgling Upper Lake below the museum aglow. The golden sunlight pierces through the awning of the dense woodland surrounding…
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Asian Games 2026: Mansukh Mandaviya Praises Indian Diaspora In Japan For Supporting Athletes
Nagoya, Sep 20: Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya praised the Indian diaspora in Japan for supporting the country’s athletes during the ongoing Asian Games in Nagoya, highlighting the community’s role in encouraging the Indian contingent. Diaspora supports Indian athletes Mandaviya joined members of the Indian diaspora in Japan for a special ‘Sundays on Cycle’ event…
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Actor Delnaaz Irani On Her Faith In Ganu Bappa: ‘One Just Has To Have Faith, And Do Everything With Heart And Soul’
She refers to Lord Ganesh fondly as ‘Ganu Bappa’. Delnaaz Irani, the actor who excels in comedy and is now trying out a ‘different’ role in a movie to come, loves the role Ganu Bappa has played in her life—for the last seven years. Excerpts from the interview: How long do you keep Ganu Bappa…
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What Makes A Campus ‘Cool’ In 2026? Gen Z Has A Checklist
Forget impressive gates, marble buildings and a giant auditorium. Or the in-campus placements or lecturers’ quality. In 2026, campus coolness is measured in much more practical—and occasionally ridiculous—ways. Here’s the unofficial Gen Z campus checklist. Wi-Fi test: Fast, reliable Wi-Fi is no longer a luxury. If it disappears during an assignment upload, students will remember.…
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‘Where Has Our Laughter Gone?’ Martin ‘Flubber’ D’Souza Brings International Clown Festival To Mumbai
Why would someone with a B.Sc (Physics) and an MBA in Marketing, decide to leave it and pursue Clowning as a career? That’s the question we thought of asking Martin ’Flubber’ D’Souza who while in college, was compering at weddings and birthday parties, until the day came when a client asked him if he would…
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How Singer Khan And Producer Noor Turned An Instagram Connection Into An Indie Music Breakthrough With ‘Aarzu’
Sometimes, things just happen. When singer Khan and producer Noor released their first video Aarzu in March, they weren’t thinking of a fan following or numbers. Cut to mid-August, and the song boasted of 32.7 million YouTube views. In July, the duo released another single, O Piya, which received a fabulous response during their recent…
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Singer KIRAN Releases ‘Bullet Rani’, A Rock Anthem Celebrating Freedom And Female Energy
Following the success of her previous releases, Take Sweet Talk Sweet Be Sweet and Holi Re Holi, rising I-Pop singer and multi-talented performing artist KIRAN recently released her powerhouse new single, Bullet Rani. Kiran Holkar who goes by her stage name KIRAN, redefines Indian Pop music by blending raw Western pop energywith rich Indian cultural…
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Sculptor Vishal Shinde On How Bal Ganesha Turned His Childhood Craft Into A Calling
For sculptor Vishal Shinde Ganesha idol-making began in childhood. At six, he started learning the craft from his father, Suryakant Ramchandra Shinde, who had been sculpting idols for years despite having left school after eighth standard. Even while working in a mill after marriage, Suryakant Shinde continued making Ganpati idols with devotion because that was…
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Listening To Podcasts At 2x Speed? Here’s How It Could Affect Real-Life Conversations
Listening to podcasts, audiobooks, interviews, and voice notes at 1.5x or 2x speed has become normal for many people. What once felt unusually fast can now seem like the most efficient way to consume content. But constantly speeding up audio may also be changing what feels normal to our ears. When we get used to…
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Swamitva Yojana Registrations Face Uncertainty As Talks With Patwaris And Tehsildars Fail
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The talks of patwaris’ and tehsildars’ association with the government over their objection to Swamitva Yojana ended without any significant outcome on Saturday. With this, the clouds of uncertainty over the registries to be done under the scheme continue to prevail. The government held separate meetings with patwaris and tehsildars. Patwaris’ Association…