Rapid Himalayan development has transformed connectivity, but brought ecological pressure and disregard for local wisdom
Rapid Himalayan development has transformed connectivity, but brought ecological pressure and disregard for local wisdom
Over a century after World War I ended, 34 Punjab Registers found in the Lahore Museum have been instrumental in finally honouring the sacrifice of previously unrecorded Indian servicemen
For food industry thriving on inflated claims, the Central Consumer Protection Authority says that these can’t be used loosely, approximately or as marketing slogan. CCPA's action against leading food manufacturers for making inflated claims is only the beginning of a broader crackdown on violations
No stage, no light arrangement, not even a PA system was required for her art that brought Mahabharata to the ordinary Chhattisgarhis
The SGPC says it follows a secure system to manage daily cash offerings and donations at Sikh shrines under its control
We may pronounce, spell it differently, but every name deserves to be called just as its owner chooses
Messi or Maradona, Woods or Federer, Tendulkar or Richards, even opponents acknowledge their aura of greatness
We are still hunting and we are still gathering, only what we hunt and what we gather has changed
A city is never merely a collection of roads, buildings and infrastructure; it is also an emotional landscape, shaped by the histories, memories and everyday lives of its inhabitants
The actor recalls how directors wanted her to internalise the character, leaving her a wreck. Today, she draws the line
The film is based on the short stories of Punjabi writer Ajeet Cour
The majestic mature trees that have stood for decades, have silently witnessed the city's journey since its inception
What books did children’s writers grow up on?
Simple, wholesome and packed with flavour, this classic recipe remains a timeless celebration of Punjabi home cooking
As national records tumble, Indian track & field is gaining new momentum, but the Indian athletes are still way behind world standards
AI’s soaring memory demand, chip shortages and geopolitics are making your gadgets costlier than ever
What makes the band distinctive is not the longevity, it’s the template — write across languages, use various instruments, tour without ever signing to a label, and still be taken seriously as rock and roll
The Army Uniforms 2026 regulations are not just about uniforms, badges and distinctions, but about memory, identity and the stories soldiers carry
An upcoming exhibition showcases the artwork of Emily Eden, sister of the Governor-General, in the 1830s
What makes Iranian food so special is the subtlety of the flavours; the food is cooked with just a few spices
He remained deeply committed to the welfare and dignity of India’s war-disabled soldiers
It is when we have to render unto Caesar what is definitely not Caesar’s
Despite growing up in a racially divided America, the two admired each other
This is no time to say, ‘We told you so,’ but all careless actions have punishing consequences
Chandigarh-based artist Raj Kishore Gupta works with sheesham and kikar slabs, circular tree trunks, and elongated wooden beams to create artworks
The stadiums where FIFA matches are being played carry something of the atmosphere that gladiatorial arenas must once have possessed
The debate is no longer confined to reducing greenhouse-gas emissions. Governments must also prepare societies for a climate that is already changing
8 human skeletons, burial offerings and trade-linked artefacts have been found during the latest excavation in Hisar
Post the Ranji win, efforts are on for an infrastructure upgrade, and a better deal for the talent pool in J&K
Auden’s Col trek, connecting Gangotri and Kedarnath shrines, remains a serious undertaking