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Gangster Kala Jathedi, aka Sandeep, and Rajasthan's 'lady don' Anuradha Choudhary, aka Madam Minz, got married in a highly secured wedding in Delhi wi
The surge in gold jewellery loans raises concerns for regulators due to the sustained rally in gold prices and the potential for borrowing against ple
One of the great things about spending a considerable amount of time every day in offices - and don't let this on to your HRD - is the utter pleasure
A Zen master explains that wisdom comes from an empty mind, like the hollowness of musical instruments and beehives. Emptiness allows for the acceptan
The low investment in health has led to a demand-supply gap, which private sector has been closing. While this means choice, better medical services a
Kate Middleton faced criticism for editing a photo with her children after her January surgery. The land of setting tabloids like The Sun and shrinki
EC is now expected to upload the data on its website by Friday. SBI's data on EBs issued between April 12, 2019, and February 15, 2024, will contain t
While the women wore variations of colour and cut - Best Actress Emma Stone's torn zipper could well bring back Vivienne Westwood-era punk chic - the
Legitimising citizenship of persecuted Sikh, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu and Parsi refugees from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan who left their co
After decades of dodging, GoI has accepted that trade and sustainability are linked, and the former can contribute to sustainable development. The app
Cold milk offers a refreshing and indulgent beverage that goes beyond its nutritional value. Its coolness soothes the throat, refreshes the mind, and
Saints and mystics come into this world to help us discover this inner garden of love. They do so by teaching us the technique of meditation, which
Joe Biden's State of the Union address showcased his strategic use of the phrase 'my predecessor' to refer to Donald Trump without mentioning his name
Indian cities, including Bengaluru, are facing grave water risk due to poor water management, water-illiterate residents, contaminated supplies, leaky
Private banks are gaining market share due to investor interest in their public sector rivals, pushing headline stock indices to new highs. This is du
Watching dusk from the balcony offers a front-row seat to nature's daily spectacle. Tranquility settles in as the sun sets, casting a warm glow. Light
The period of Lent this year merges with the beginning of the month of Ramzan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Muslims believe that the Quran
Dolly's chai is reportedly a concoction of tea leaves, milk, cardamom, and crushed ginger. Nothing too special about that - except the stylish way he
The writer, a South Asian actor, is not attending the upcoming Oscars, despite the fact that they have a couple of workarounds for attending the cerem
Could we be in 2019 again? I don't mean this as some kind of mystical metaphor to peddle yet another nostalgia industry IP for monetisation. I mean, c
