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Which City Is Known As 'France of India', And Why
French-style cafés, bakeries, and restaurants serve European dishes, adding to the experience. You'll also find French cultural centres, heritage buildings with French signage, and even institutions that keep the connection alive.
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"Artistic Freedom": Government Sources On China's Criticism Of Film On Galwan
India on Tuesday underlined that there's "artistic freedom" in the country and filmmakers have the right to make films exercising this freedom, government sources said after China said Salman Khan starrer 'Battle of Galwan' "distorts facts".
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"Craft Here Doesn't Live In Museums": Woman Praises Indian Artists And Craftwork
She explained that the richness of Indian craftsmanship is not limited to the final product.
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Two Women Arrested For Extorting Rs 1.5 Crore From Mumbai Businessman
Police have arrested two women, including an artist, for extorting Rs 1.5 crore from a real estate developer in Mumbai by threatening to implicate his son in a false case, an official said on Wednesday.
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'No Group Or Individual Can Issue Decrees': Manipur Government's Warning
The government in Manipur - a state that will complete one year of the President's rule in two months - has clarified that no individual or group can issue decrees, impose punishments or restrict lawful cultural, economic and artistic activities.
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Netra Mantena's Wedding Makeup Artist Reveals Why A 10-Step Skincare Routine Can't Work In India
Namrata Soni is a celebrity makeup artist who has worked with Sonam Kapoor, Rani Mukerji, and Twinkle Khanna among others
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Pondicherry vs Gokarna: Which Is Better For A Peaceful Beach Getaway?
Whether you want mindful mornings, scenic trails or a quiet corner by the sea, this guide will help you choose the ideal destination for a peaceful beach getaway.
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Watch Out For These Signs Of Fibre Deficiency
In this article, we discuss some common signs that will help you identify whether or not you have a fibre deficiency.
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Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik's "Bharat Ki Nari" Sculpture Celebrates Women's World Cup Win
The sand bat, sculpted with delicate precision and powerful symbolism, stands as a testament not only to the victory but also to the determination behind it.
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Opinion | The Ba***ds, The Buzz: A Reflection On And In Bollywood's Mirror
We talk about the Nepo-Verse with an equal measure of eye-rolling and awe because it turns the industry into a modern, slightly chaotic monarchy. The core value isn't artistic innovation; its dynasty. (Sorry, SRK - but it's not just you.)
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Why Paris Is Called The City Of Lights And How To See It Shine
Paris City of Lights History: Paris has been called the "City of Lights" for centuries, but the story behind the nickname is brighter than you might think. From royal lanterns to modern LEDs, here is why Paris still glows-and how to experience it.
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Top 5 Naturist And Nude-Friendly Beaches In India For A Free-Spirited Getaway
For travellers wanting a truly private and peaceful time by the sea, these remote locations offer India's best opportunity for quiet freedom.
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Bhojpuri Language To Bhikhari Thakur: Bihar Poll Issues Take Cultural Turn
Demands for the grant of official language status to Bhojpuri, arguably the most widely spoken dialect in Bihar, and Bharat Ratna (posthumously) to legendary folk artiste Bhikhari Thakur appear to dominate the public discourse in Shahabad region.
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Dog Joins Cast Midway, Bites Actor In Kerala Street Play On Strays
A street play meant to raise awareness against the stray dog menace in Kerala's Kannur took an ironic turn when a dog bit the artist in the middle of the performance.
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Zubeen Garg's Bandmate Claims His Manager, Festival Organiser May Have Poisoned Him
In a twist to the investigation into the death of cultural icon and renowned singer Zubeen Garg, his bandmate Shekhar Jyoti Goswami has alleged that the late artist's manager Siddharth Sharma and festival organiser Shyamkanu Mahanta poisoned him
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Which City Is Known As 'France of India', And Why
French-style cafés, bakeries, and restaurants serve European dishes, adding to the experience. You'll also find French cultural centres, heritage buildings with French signage, and even institutions that keep the connection alive.
-
"Artistic Freedom": Government Sources On China's Criticism Of Film On Galwan
India on Tuesday underlined that there's "artistic freedom" in the country and filmmakers have the right to make films exercising this freedom, government sources said after China said Salman Khan starrer 'Battle of Galwan' "distorts facts".
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"Craft Here Doesn't Live In Museums": Woman Praises Indian Artists And Craftwork
She explained that the richness of Indian craftsmanship is not limited to the final product.
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Two Women Arrested For Extorting Rs 1.5 Crore From Mumbai Businessman
Police have arrested two women, including an artist, for extorting Rs 1.5 crore from a real estate developer in Mumbai by threatening to implicate his son in a false case, an official said on Wednesday.
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'No Group Or Individual Can Issue Decrees': Manipur Government's Warning
The government in Manipur - a state that will complete one year of the President's rule in two months - has clarified that no individual or group can issue decrees, impose punishments or restrict lawful cultural, economic and artistic activities.
-
Netra Mantena's Wedding Makeup Artist Reveals Why A 10-Step Skincare Routine Can't Work In India
Namrata Soni is a celebrity makeup artist who has worked with Sonam Kapoor, Rani Mukerji, and Twinkle Khanna among others
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Pondicherry vs Gokarna: Which Is Better For A Peaceful Beach Getaway?
Whether you want mindful mornings, scenic trails or a quiet corner by the sea, this guide will help you choose the ideal destination for a peaceful beach getaway.
-
Watch Out For These Signs Of Fibre Deficiency
In this article, we discuss some common signs that will help you identify whether or not you have a fibre deficiency.
-
Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik's "Bharat Ki Nari" Sculpture Celebrates Women's World Cup Win
The sand bat, sculpted with delicate precision and powerful symbolism, stands as a testament not only to the victory but also to the determination behind it.
-
Opinion | The Ba***ds, The Buzz: A Reflection On And In Bollywood's Mirror
We talk about the Nepo-Verse with an equal measure of eye-rolling and awe because it turns the industry into a modern, slightly chaotic monarchy. The core value isn't artistic innovation; its dynasty. (Sorry, SRK - but it's not just you.)
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Why Paris Is Called The City Of Lights And How To See It Shine
Paris City of Lights History: Paris has been called the "City of Lights" for centuries, but the story behind the nickname is brighter than you might think. From royal lanterns to modern LEDs, here is why Paris still glows-and how to experience it.
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Top 5 Naturist And Nude-Friendly Beaches In India For A Free-Spirited Getaway
For travellers wanting a truly private and peaceful time by the sea, these remote locations offer India's best opportunity for quiet freedom.
-
Bhojpuri Language To Bhikhari Thakur: Bihar Poll Issues Take Cultural Turn
Demands for the grant of official language status to Bhojpuri, arguably the most widely spoken dialect in Bihar, and Bharat Ratna (posthumously) to legendary folk artiste Bhikhari Thakur appear to dominate the public discourse in Shahabad region.
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Dog Joins Cast Midway, Bites Actor In Kerala Street Play On Strays
A street play meant to raise awareness against the stray dog menace in Kerala's Kannur took an ironic turn when a dog bit the artist in the middle of the performance.
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Zubeen Garg's Bandmate Claims His Manager, Festival Organiser May Have Poisoned Him
In a twist to the investigation into the death of cultural icon and renowned singer Zubeen Garg, his bandmate Shekhar Jyoti Goswami has alleged that the late artist's manager Siddharth Sharma and festival organiser Shyamkanu Mahanta poisoned him
