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6 Tips To Follow While Driving In Traffic
Driving in heavy traffic is an art that's not hard to master.
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Adrak Wali Chai Recipe: Master The Art Of Making Kadak Adrak Chai (With Health Benefits)
Adrak Wali Chai Recipe: No matter what the situation is, a hot cup of kadak chai sets everything right! Master the art of making yummy chai with this recipe.
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DU Forms Panel To Look Into De-Affiliation Matter Of College Of Art
The Delhi University has formed a six-member panel to look into the matter of de-affiliation of the College of Art from the varsity.
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Universal Monsters Like Dracula, The Invisible Man Resurrected With Life-Like Paintings by US-Based Artist
Ashton Gallagher, an Illinois-based artist, has created life-like paintings of Universal Monsters and other iconic pop-culture characters. His third mini-portraits show at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles was almost sold out in a matter of hours.
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Keep All Options Open For Ram Temple Construction: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
All options for construction of a Ram temple in Ayodhya must be kept open and the community of saints should keep pushing and praying for an early resolution of the matter, Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar said today.
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11 Expert Tips From Top Italian Chefs To Cook Authentic Italian Fare At Home
It is all the matter of little details. Master the art of cooking delicious and authentic Italian food with these tips by the experts in the food circuit.
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Mohammad Asif Says No Other Bowler Can Exploit New Ball as Well as Him
"In Test cricket in particular, no matter what the opposition or conditions, you have to make the new ball count. No one knows the art of exploiting the new ball better than me," Mohammad Asif said
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Art Matters: Punjab's Legacy Of Love And Art
Preet Nagar or the town of love is 20 km from both Amritsar and Lahore. Spread over 175 acres Preet Nagar was a social experiment, a "utopia". It was founded in the pre-Partition days by Punjabi writer and poet Gurbaksh Singh, whose philosophy of universal kinship and self-reliance is at the heart of this community.
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At Any Skill Level, Making Art Reduces Stress Hormones: Study
Making art can significantly reduce stress-related hormones in your body, no matter what your skill level is, researchers including one of Indian-origin have found.
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Mahesh Sharma Hails Sri Sri Ravi Shankar For Organising World Culture Festival
Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma today praised Sri Sri Ravi Shankar for organising the World Culture Festival, which raised the heckles of green activists, saying it is a "matter of pride" that the spiritual guru has brought the whole world at one place.
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A Museum Under the Ocean. Do You Have What it Takes to Visit?
It doesn't matter if museums in general pique your interest or not - this first of its kind museum under the Atlantic Ocean is one that should be on your travel list. That is, of course, if you don't have a fear of water.
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Shah Rukh Khan Says Dilip Kumar is the 'Pillar' of The Film Industry
"No matter how many awards he gets, it will be less for him because of his art, beauty and Sairaji's support. He is one of the greatest human beings apart from being an actor. I know them personally, so I can say that. It's a moment of big celebration," said Shah Rukh
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Art Matters: Macbeth and Murder Convicts
In Karnataka, a theatre director based in Mysuru has been working with prisoners serving life sentences for the past 17 years. Part of the convicts' repertoire in dramatics is Maaranayaka, a Kannada adaptation of Shakespeare's famous play, Macbeth.
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Art Matters: Reliving Rabindranath Tagore's 'Kabuliwala' - From Kolkata to Kabul
A short story by Rabindranath Tagore has inspired a Bengali and a Hindi film, classics by Tapan Sinha and Hemen Gupta respectively. Now, it has inspired a photo exhibition called Kabul to Kolkata, that has travelled from Kabul to Delhi, and Dhaka and Kolkata to rave reviews.
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Nirbashito: A Pen, the Sword and an Exile
It may have been mere coincidence. But two things happened on March 24 this year. Nirbashito got the national award for best Bengali film and Supreme Court scrapped Section 66A of the IT Act that made online posts a potential crime.
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6 Tips To Follow While Driving In Traffic
Driving in heavy traffic is an art that's not hard to master.
-
Adrak Wali Chai Recipe: Master The Art Of Making Kadak Adrak Chai (With Health Benefits)
Adrak Wali Chai Recipe: No matter what the situation is, a hot cup of kadak chai sets everything right! Master the art of making yummy chai with this recipe.
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DU Forms Panel To Look Into De-Affiliation Matter Of College Of Art
The Delhi University has formed a six-member panel to look into the matter of de-affiliation of the College of Art from the varsity.
-
Universal Monsters Like Dracula, The Invisible Man Resurrected With Life-Like Paintings by US-Based Artist
Ashton Gallagher, an Illinois-based artist, has created life-like paintings of Universal Monsters and other iconic pop-culture characters. His third mini-portraits show at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles was almost sold out in a matter of hours.
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Keep All Options Open For Ram Temple Construction: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
All options for construction of a Ram temple in Ayodhya must be kept open and the community of saints should keep pushing and praying for an early resolution of the matter, Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar said today.
-
11 Expert Tips From Top Italian Chefs To Cook Authentic Italian Fare At Home
It is all the matter of little details. Master the art of cooking delicious and authentic Italian food with these tips by the experts in the food circuit.
-
Mohammad Asif Says No Other Bowler Can Exploit New Ball as Well as Him
"In Test cricket in particular, no matter what the opposition or conditions, you have to make the new ball count. No one knows the art of exploiting the new ball better than me," Mohammad Asif said
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Art Matters: Punjab's Legacy Of Love And Art
Preet Nagar or the town of love is 20 km from both Amritsar and Lahore. Spread over 175 acres Preet Nagar was a social experiment, a "utopia". It was founded in the pre-Partition days by Punjabi writer and poet Gurbaksh Singh, whose philosophy of universal kinship and self-reliance is at the heart of this community.
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At Any Skill Level, Making Art Reduces Stress Hormones: Study
Making art can significantly reduce stress-related hormones in your body, no matter what your skill level is, researchers including one of Indian-origin have found.
-
Mahesh Sharma Hails Sri Sri Ravi Shankar For Organising World Culture Festival
Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma today praised Sri Sri Ravi Shankar for organising the World Culture Festival, which raised the heckles of green activists, saying it is a "matter of pride" that the spiritual guru has brought the whole world at one place.
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A Museum Under the Ocean. Do You Have What it Takes to Visit?
It doesn't matter if museums in general pique your interest or not - this first of its kind museum under the Atlantic Ocean is one that should be on your travel list. That is, of course, if you don't have a fear of water.
-
Shah Rukh Khan Says Dilip Kumar is the 'Pillar' of The Film Industry
"No matter how many awards he gets, it will be less for him because of his art, beauty and Sairaji's support. He is one of the greatest human beings apart from being an actor. I know them personally, so I can say that. It's a moment of big celebration," said Shah Rukh
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Art Matters: Macbeth and Murder Convicts
In Karnataka, a theatre director based in Mysuru has been working with prisoners serving life sentences for the past 17 years. Part of the convicts' repertoire in dramatics is Maaranayaka, a Kannada adaptation of Shakespeare's famous play, Macbeth.
-
Art Matters: Reliving Rabindranath Tagore's 'Kabuliwala' - From Kolkata to Kabul
A short story by Rabindranath Tagore has inspired a Bengali and a Hindi film, classics by Tapan Sinha and Hemen Gupta respectively. Now, it has inspired a photo exhibition called Kabul to Kolkata, that has travelled from Kabul to Delhi, and Dhaka and Kolkata to rave reviews.
-
Nirbashito: A Pen, the Sword and an Exile
It may have been mere coincidence. But two things happened on March 24 this year. Nirbashito got the national award for best Bengali film and Supreme Court scrapped Section 66A of the IT Act that made online posts a potential crime.
