Whisking up cheer
The festive season was set in motion with the annual Cake Mixing in style. The celebration began to smell delicious as the chefs lined up to mix nuts and wines. As guests participated enthusiastically, the sound of bells could be heard, ushering in the warmth of Christmas. The evening blended...
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Dhwani unveils annual award to celebrate classical arts excellence
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Paparazzi as Encroachers
23 November 2025 | Priyanka Chaturvedi -
The tumultuous journey of Sheikh Hasina
23 November 2025 | Gyaneshwar Dayal -
The Hasina verdict and implications for India
23 November 2025 | Ankita Sanyal -
Chaos and confusion in the neighbourhood
23 November 2025 | Manju Seth Former Ambassador -
Kashmir as the cradle of highest knowledge
16 November 2025 | Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar -
Kabir Bedi’s reading enchants the crowd
16 November 2025 | SAKSHI PRIYA
A Delightful Trip Down Memory Lane
You know those lazy Sunday afternoons when one would sit cross-legged on the floor, listening to their grandmother spin tales while she chopped vegetables? That is exactly what reading Tales Between Taste by Karan Puri feels like. And honestly, one would not expect a book to hit them so directly...
A legacy of grit, vision and transformation born from Bihar’s soil
The most transformative stories of Bharat don’t unfold in Delhi’s power corridors but in the industrious heartlands of India. As Bihar moves from political rhetoric and electoral promises towards electing its state government, The SIS Story by Prince Mathews Thomas on Security and Intelligence Services (SIS) and its founder, RK...
Grains of grace: The culinary soul of Chhattisgarh
In the heart of India lies Chhattisgarh, a land where rivers weave their path through fertile plains, forests grow in abundance, and fields of lush green paddy abound. Situated between the Satpura hills to the north and the dense Dandakaranya forests to the south, this state holds within its contours...
Crochet becomes power for local women
Nestled amid the whispering pines and mist-kissed hills of Pangot, a quiet village near Nainital, something beautiful is taking shape — not just in the form of delicate crochet patterns, but in the renewed confidence of the women who create them. Here, threads are not just intertwined into yarn but...
Israel is a land of History Beauty & Revival
Israel may appear small on the map, but it is vast in experience, emotion, and historical depth. There is a famous Hebrew line that reflects the country’s essence: “Nothing can stop a person who believes in their own strength.” This single line captures the spirit I encountered across Israel — a...
The channels of financing terror network
The recent arrests of terrorists and the seizure of huge caches of explosives and detonators from Faridabad, along with the blast in Delhi, where even educated individuals such as doctors were found involved, have once again brought to light the critical role of money in sustaining terrorism. Terrorism cannot exist...
Red Fort blast: The war that isn’t over yet
The powerful blast near Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday night, which killed more than ten people and injured several others, has once again reminded the nation that India’s war against terrorism is far from over. Only months after India’s Operation Sindoor — which I had earlier described as the semi-finale...
