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Indian Matchmaker Sima Taparia Sets Marriage Timeline, Says 2-3 Months Enough To Say Yes Or No'
Questioning dating culture in the West, Sima Taparia said she does not understand how people live together and say no to marriage after 1-3 years
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Japanese Volleyball Player's Accidental Serve Hits Judge, His Sliding Apology Goes Viral
The 26-year-old was competing in a halftime serving challenge at a volleyball all-star event in Kobe, western Japan.
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Why The Narmada Flows West: Exploring One Of India's Most Fascinating River Journeys
From marble gorges and sacred islands to engineering landmarks and historic towns, the river presents travellers with a layered experience of central and western India.
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From Child King To Heritage Pioneer: The Remarkable Journey Of Gaj Singh
The social and cultural consciousness of western Rajasthan has been dominated by the legacy of Jodhpur and its royal lineage. And in that is embedded the image of one man, Bapji. King at the age of four, yet deeply connected to the soul of Marwar.
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No Phones, Shorts For Children: UP Panchayat Guidelines To Protect 'Culture'
A khap Panchayat in Uttar Pradesh's Baghpat district has issued guidelines banning smartphones for teenagers and half-pants for both boys and girls, citing concerns about "Western influence" and cultural values.
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"This Is Crime": Video Of Samosa Being Eaten With Fork And Knife Sparks Mockery
The video sparked widespread amusement and mockery online with social media users poking fun at the "sacrilege" of using Western table etiquette for a traditional Indian snack.
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World Tourism Day 2025: 5 Reasons Goa Was, Is And Always Will Be India's Favourite Holiday Spot
World Tourism Day 2025: Goa is proof that some love affairs never fade - beaches, culture, parties, and even wellness retreats all rolled into one coastal state that Indians keep returning to, generation after generation.
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"Rampant Favouritism": Reddit User Calls NRI Managers "Worse" Than Indian Bosses
According to the post, these managers tend to treat Indian team members as subordinates and reserve high-profile projects for a select few, leading to widespread demotivation.
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How Coffee Travelled The World And Became A Daily Ritual
From Kaldi's goats to Indias filter coffee, explore the journey of coffee, its global traditions, and modern cafe culture.
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High Fashion's Habit Of 'Borrowing' From India Isn't New. Prada's Kolhapuri Chappals Are Just The Latest
Indian heritage has become a moodboard reference for designer labels - but rarely with due credit
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Indian Matchmaker Sima Taparia Sets Marriage Timeline, Says 2-3 Months Enough To Say Yes Or No'
Questioning dating culture in the West, Sima Taparia said she does not understand how people live together and say no to marriage after 1-3 years
-
Japanese Volleyball Player's Accidental Serve Hits Judge, His Sliding Apology Goes Viral
The 26-year-old was competing in a halftime serving challenge at a volleyball all-star event in Kobe, western Japan.
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Why The Narmada Flows West: Exploring One Of India's Most Fascinating River Journeys
From marble gorges and sacred islands to engineering landmarks and historic towns, the river presents travellers with a layered experience of central and western India.
-
From Child King To Heritage Pioneer: The Remarkable Journey Of Gaj Singh
The social and cultural consciousness of western Rajasthan has been dominated by the legacy of Jodhpur and its royal lineage. And in that is embedded the image of one man, Bapji. King at the age of four, yet deeply connected to the soul of Marwar.
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No Phones, Shorts For Children: UP Panchayat Guidelines To Protect 'Culture'
A khap Panchayat in Uttar Pradesh's Baghpat district has issued guidelines banning smartphones for teenagers and half-pants for both boys and girls, citing concerns about "Western influence" and cultural values.
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"This Is Crime": Video Of Samosa Being Eaten With Fork And Knife Sparks Mockery
The video sparked widespread amusement and mockery online with social media users poking fun at the "sacrilege" of using Western table etiquette for a traditional Indian snack.
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World Tourism Day 2025: 5 Reasons Goa Was, Is And Always Will Be India's Favourite Holiday Spot
World Tourism Day 2025: Goa is proof that some love affairs never fade - beaches, culture, parties, and even wellness retreats all rolled into one coastal state that Indians keep returning to, generation after generation.
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"Rampant Favouritism": Reddit User Calls NRI Managers "Worse" Than Indian Bosses
According to the post, these managers tend to treat Indian team members as subordinates and reserve high-profile projects for a select few, leading to widespread demotivation.
-
How Coffee Travelled The World And Became A Daily Ritual
From Kaldi's goats to Indias filter coffee, explore the journey of coffee, its global traditions, and modern cafe culture.
-
High Fashion's Habit Of 'Borrowing' From India Isn't New. Prada's Kolhapuri Chappals Are Just The Latest
Indian heritage has become a moodboard reference for designer labels - but rarely with due credit
