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Blog | Stocking Up For Nostalgia At An Indian Grocery Store In America
I remember taking a course in anthropology once that said in many cultures, people don't feel they have eaten 'properly' unless they have eaten their 'own' cuisine.
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"2 Cars In Garage Enough": Why Sal Khan Quit Plush Job To Open Khan Academy
Meet Salman Khan, a household name.
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Sara Ali Khan Lights Up Filmmaker J P Dutta's Daughter Nidhi's Mehendi Ceremony. See Pics
Here are some trending photos from Nidhi Dutta and Binoy Gandhi's mehendi ceremony
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"Issue National, Not Political One": Rahul Gandhi Over Kathua, Unnao Rape Cases Highlights
Rahul Gandhi had called for a candlelight vigil at India Gate in the backdrop of the Kathua and Unnao rape case. Stressing on the nature of the march to be held as silent and peaceful, the Congress chief said that he feels the equal amount of pain like millions of Indians.
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Thick Fog Disrupts Transport Services In Delhi, Delays Trains Again
Dense fog disrupted transport services in and around the national capital Wednesday morning resulting in the delay of flights and trains. Over 59 trains were delayed, 13 rescheduled and 21 cancelled due to fog and other operational reasons.
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Twitter Loses It Over Maneka Gandhi's 'Hormonal Outbursts' Comment
In an interview with NDTV to mark the International Women's Day, Maneka Gandhi spoke about the importance of early curfews in hostels. The comment has now come under fire on social media.
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CISF Officer Wins Twitter After Helping Passenger Who Lost Luggage
Twitter user Anubhav K. Sharma has expressed his heartfelt gratitude towards a security personnel at the Indira Gandhi International Airport who helped him locate his missing luggage. His post about the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officer is winning Twitter.
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New Maternity Bill Skips Paternity Leave, Makes Childcare Only A Mother’s Job, Say Activists
New Delhi: The new maternity bill that proposes six months’ maternity leave for all working women was passed in the Rajya Sabha in August last year. While activists call it a progressive move for women, absence of any mention about the paternity leave in the bill is raising many eyebrows. Activists feel that by discounting the role of men, the pr...
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Madhya Pradesh Family Wakes to an Unfriendly Visitor - a Crocodile
A family in Madhya Pradesh's Neemuch district got the shock of their lives when they woke up to find a crocodile in their house.
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Dr Abdul Kalam Remembered With Love, Respect on First Death Anniversary
It's been a year since the country bid an emotional farewell to President APJ Abdul Kalam. On his first death anniversary, social media pays homage to the scientist, teacher and inspirational leader by sharing his wonderful words and pictures on Facebook and Twitter.
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Rare, Black and White Footage of Sonia-Rajiv Gandhi's Wedding
There is relatively little documentation of Rajiv Gandhi's 1968 nuptials to Sonia Maino that has been made public, which is why this silent, black-and-white video from the archives of the Associated Press is a fascinating glimpse into what must have been the wedding of the year.
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Bangalore's Turn to be Ashamed. What's Our National Anthem? Anyone? Anyone?
As India celebrates its 68th Independence Day, this August 15 is a day for citizens of our country to feel proud and patriotic. But while they bubble over with national fervor, can they name the national anthem? Sadly and surprisingly, many people can't.
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Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi: 108 songs on Bapu in 14 languages
A new music album comprising 108 songs dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi penned by poets from across the country in 14 languages including Kashmiri, Sindhi and Urdu has been launched.
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Satyagraha to begin with Mahatma Gandhi's quote?
Prakash Jha's political drama Satyagraha, said to be about the uprising of the middle-class against a corrupt system, is likely to have a quote from Mahatma Gandhi's autobiography as its prologue.
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Satyagraha to be screened in South Africa
Filmmaker Prakash Jha's Satyagraha will be screened in South Africa because of its "inherent Mahatma Gandhi connection", says a source.
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Blog | Stocking Up For Nostalgia At An Indian Grocery Store In America
I remember taking a course in anthropology once that said in many cultures, people don't feel they have eaten 'properly' unless they have eaten their 'own' cuisine.
-
"2 Cars In Garage Enough": Why Sal Khan Quit Plush Job To Open Khan Academy
Meet Salman Khan, a household name.
-
Sara Ali Khan Lights Up Filmmaker J P Dutta's Daughter Nidhi's Mehendi Ceremony. See Pics
Here are some trending photos from Nidhi Dutta and Binoy Gandhi's mehendi ceremony
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"Issue National, Not Political One": Rahul Gandhi Over Kathua, Unnao Rape Cases Highlights
Rahul Gandhi had called for a candlelight vigil at India Gate in the backdrop of the Kathua and Unnao rape case. Stressing on the nature of the march to be held as silent and peaceful, the Congress chief said that he feels the equal amount of pain like millions of Indians.
-
Thick Fog Disrupts Transport Services In Delhi, Delays Trains Again
Dense fog disrupted transport services in and around the national capital Wednesday morning resulting in the delay of flights and trains. Over 59 trains were delayed, 13 rescheduled and 21 cancelled due to fog and other operational reasons.
-
Twitter Loses It Over Maneka Gandhi's 'Hormonal Outbursts' Comment
In an interview with NDTV to mark the International Women's Day, Maneka Gandhi spoke about the importance of early curfews in hostels. The comment has now come under fire on social media.
-
CISF Officer Wins Twitter After Helping Passenger Who Lost Luggage
Twitter user Anubhav K. Sharma has expressed his heartfelt gratitude towards a security personnel at the Indira Gandhi International Airport who helped him locate his missing luggage. His post about the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officer is winning Twitter.
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New Maternity Bill Skips Paternity Leave, Makes Childcare Only A Mother’s Job, Say Activists
New Delhi: The new maternity bill that proposes six months’ maternity leave for all working women was passed in the Rajya Sabha in August last year. While activists call it a progressive move for women, absence of any mention about the paternity leave in the bill is raising many eyebrows. Activists feel that by discounting the role of men, the pr...
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Madhya Pradesh Family Wakes to an Unfriendly Visitor - a Crocodile
A family in Madhya Pradesh's Neemuch district got the shock of their lives when they woke up to find a crocodile in their house.
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Dr Abdul Kalam Remembered With Love, Respect on First Death Anniversary
It's been a year since the country bid an emotional farewell to President APJ Abdul Kalam. On his first death anniversary, social media pays homage to the scientist, teacher and inspirational leader by sharing his wonderful words and pictures on Facebook and Twitter.
-
Rare, Black and White Footage of Sonia-Rajiv Gandhi's Wedding
There is relatively little documentation of Rajiv Gandhi's 1968 nuptials to Sonia Maino that has been made public, which is why this silent, black-and-white video from the archives of the Associated Press is a fascinating glimpse into what must have been the wedding of the year.
-
Bangalore's Turn to be Ashamed. What's Our National Anthem? Anyone? Anyone?
As India celebrates its 68th Independence Day, this August 15 is a day for citizens of our country to feel proud and patriotic. But while they bubble over with national fervor, can they name the national anthem? Sadly and surprisingly, many people can't.
-
Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi: 108 songs on Bapu in 14 languages
A new music album comprising 108 songs dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi penned by poets from across the country in 14 languages including Kashmiri, Sindhi and Urdu has been launched.
-
Satyagraha to begin with Mahatma Gandhi's quote?
Prakash Jha's political drama Satyagraha, said to be about the uprising of the middle-class against a corrupt system, is likely to have a quote from Mahatma Gandhi's autobiography as its prologue.
-
Satyagraha to be screened in South Africa
Filmmaker Prakash Jha's Satyagraha will be screened in South Africa because of its "inherent Mahatma Gandhi connection", says a source.
