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The February event is set to see a record number of exhibitors

Nearly 2.1 crore people in India suffer from diabetic retinal disease, while 24 lakh are already blind. Early and regular eye examination can prevent the problem

Diet plays a major part in adding to or reducing stress in our lives. A diet rich in B vitamins, magnesium, vitamin C and omega-3 fatty acids can help manage stress responses

These ‘exercise snacks’ are a healthier way of snacking your way to better fitness

He first photographed Manhattan in 1990. The city had a bite to it: sharp, vibrant, restless, always moving

Tomato rice with chicken can be easily prepared and mastered at home

Charles William de Russet came to be known as Baba Mast Ram, and was a venerated figure

While the rest of the world runs on the familiar web of American apps, China has built a self-sufficient digital ecosystem of its own. Can India, or should it, follow suit?

Women don’t need saving or spotlighting anymore. They need space — to play, to fail, to rise

It is not something to do; it is a way to be. For only in stillness does the real reveal itself

AI is wiping out millions of jobs, and the time is not far off when we will be to robots what dogs are to us — loyal, but totally confused

Lifting the women’s World Cup is not just about a victory against all odds — it’s a unique moment to accord to women’s cricket in India the same facilities, opportunities and stage as the men get

For Kulhari, independent cinema promises the perfect recipe for shattering stereotypes and lending new dimensions to characters

The exhibition celebrates women in art and literature

Bullying is ignored in most schools, there is little effort to counsel students, and what’s sorely missing is the notion of collective accountability

As we commemorate 350 years of Guru Tegh Bahadur’s martyrdom, it is essential to understand that his sacrifice gave people the right to choose their spiritual destiny, which became central to the Sikh ethos and what we now call human rights. He died protecting the principles of religious freedom & tolerance

As Chef Gill and her aunt stir the comforting kala channa dish, memories bubble up — of family ties, traditions, and the flavours that keep love alive across miles and generations

The film stars Rajit Kapur, who returns as a Bengali detective, 28 years after immortalising Byomkesh Bakshi

Gallery Dotwalk showcases an exhibition exploring the artist’s bold contours, artistic evolution, and lasting contribution to Indian modernism

People are increasingly taking supplements to fill dietary gaps or perceived deficiencies often without doctor’s advice. Their overuse carries risk of toxicity, and can cause long-term health complications

We make many mistakes in the kitchen or while cutting or cooking dishes that affect or compromise many nutrients in them. Right cooking method can maximise the nutritional quality of your meals

The four-day festival promises readings, performances, and dialogues that celebrate South Asia’s shared creative heritage

Infused with saffron, sweetened with honey or jaggery, and topped with delicate foam, the kesari doodh cappuccino brings old-world comfort into a contemporary cup

The chatbot doesn’t create reality, it packages impressions, trends and ideological cues into plausible prose, delivered instantly

From temple kitchens centuries back to finding its way into every household celebration, this traditional delicacy has come a long way