Two roads, one park in UP's Kanpur to be named after Raju Srivastava
Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh), Sep 26 (IANS) The Kanpur municipal Corporation (KMC) has decided to name two streets and a park in the city after late comedian Raju Srivastava.
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General 02:18 PMSix dead in Russia school shooting
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DEEP DIVE Education 02:10 PMComplaints of poor quality school uniform, books in TN govt scheme
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Popular Front of India - India's internal insurgency
By Arshia Malik
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) -- which was probing over 100 (Popular Front of India (PFI) members in connection with various cases -- arrested 45 members in raids across the country on September 22. The PFI was under the watch of the central security agencies since long as its cadres were deeply involved in indoctrinating young Muslims and receiving funds from foreign-based entities for waging war within India.
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Full backlog of over 2.5L Covid refunds processed: Air India
New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANS) Acknowledging that refunds have been an issue for many airlines during the global pandemic and subsequent recovery, Air India on Monday shared details of the steps it has taken to improve its capability and performance in this area.
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Power consolidation in China
By Asad Mirza
The 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will begin on October 16, a five yearly exercise. This time it is expected to approve Xi Jinping as countrys paramount leader for the third unprecedented time.
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Festive meals up in the air
By IANSlife
New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANSlife) Travelling during the festive season instead of spending time with friends and family? You don't have to forgo the festive meals if you're flying Akasa Air.
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Guten Appetit!
By IANSlife
New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANSlife) It's never too early to start preparing hearty meals for large family gatherings as the festiveseason draws near and to promote a love of cooking, good food, and thoughtful, ethical culinary practises. While the art of dining is a universal language that anybody can grasp, food unites people and transcends cultural boundaries.
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Azam Khan, son return their secutiry to UP govt
Rampur, Sep 26 (IANS) Senior SP MLA Mohd Azam Khan and his son Abdullah Azam have returned their security to the Uttar Pradesh government.
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How to discern different fabric types
By IANSlife
New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANSlife) The choice of fabric in a particular product is vital since fabrics can have a wide range of properties. From knit to woven, from natural to synthetic fibres, here is a look at the top five fabric types and how you can discern them, curated by Urvisha Panchani, Director, Fabcurate.
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Half-HLA matched bone marrow transplant on 12-yr-old
Lucknow, Sep 26 (IANS) Doctors at the Medanta Hospital in the state capital have successfully performed allogeneic haploidentical (half-HLA matched) bone marrow transplantation on a 12-year-old suffering from high-risk and life-threatening acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).
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Delicious vrat friendly recipes
By N. Lothungbeni Humtsoe
New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANSlife) Navratri is celebrated all across the country with great zeal and attracts prosperity and happiness for the whole year. While the festival is celebrated with a lot of gifts, fireworks, puja, and Garba performances - feats and food continue to be an integral part of festivities. While some choose to have elaborate feasts, others keep a fast by consuming fruits and milk or restrict themselves to one vegetarian meal a day. Whether you are someone who loves to feast or someone who fasts, we have an easy-to-make recipe for everyone. Here are some quick flavoursome recipes that you can make using Voltas Beko products.
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Using colours as a Means of Healing
By Maninder Kaur
New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANSlife) In our daily lives, colours are essential, being part of visual imagery, architecture has a clear connection to colour. In the built environment, various types of spaces use appropriate colours that are determined by a theme, the typology of the space, cultural influences, and other variables.
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Rethinking skincare choices
By Chandni Goyal
New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANSlife) With beauty now one of the most talked-about sectors, it's no surprise that skincare has become a major force in the world of beauty. And with consumers becoming more and more concerned about what they're putting on their skin, there's no end to the skincare products hitting store shelves. These days, it seems like everything is fair game for the skincare industry: oils, serums, lotions, creams, and pretty much anything else you can think of. As a result, this has created an incredibly fragmented market, especially when it comes to target customers.
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How too much professionalism made Kerala's famed snake boat races a costly affair
By Jaijith James
Alappuzha (Kerala), Sep 26 (IANS/ 101Reporters) "Those were the days!" Like a skilled oarsman slicing his way through the famed waters of Kerala's Punnamada Lake, Joji Philip slides effusively into a rewind of the period leading up to the Nehru Trophy Boat Race (NTBR).
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Hydrotherapy exercises can help with joint pain
By Dr Babina NM
New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANSlife) A particularly effective treatment for illnesses like arthritis and its complications is hydrotherapy or water therapy. In contrast to aqua aerobics, which typically entails physically demanding activities in the water, hydrotherapy exercise incorporates specialised movements that are performed in a warm-water swimming pool. The water is maintained between 32 and 36 degrees Celsius.
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UP govt to help Dalits turn entrepreneurs
Lucknow, Sep 26 (IANS) The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to give preference to Dalits, who come in groups and in the form of societies, seeking various benefits to become entrepreneurs.
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President Murmu to inaugurate Mysuru's grand Dusshera festivities
Mysuru, Sep 26 (IANS) President Droupadi Murmu will on Monday inaugurate grand Dusshera festivities in Mysuru, where large-scale celebrations are taking place for the first time since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic two years ago.
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Crowds in Himachal temples with onset of Navratri festival
Shimla, Sep 26 (IANS) Crowds of devotees from across the region thronged temples in Himachal Pradesh on Monday on the first day of the nine-day-long Navratri festival dedicated to Goddess Durga and her nine avatars.
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Over 1,000 students fail in Rashtra Gaurav exam in LU
Lucknow, Sep 26 (IANS) At a time when India is celebrating 75 years of Independence and the hype over the Amrut Mahotsav is all permeating, nearly 1,000 students in the BA final semester in Lucknow University (LU) and associated colleges have failed in Rashtra Gaurav and environmental studies paper that tests general knowledge of India's glorious past, history, geography and general awareness.
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Social media not helpful in checking suicides: UP Police
Lucknow, Sep 26 (IANS) Only a fraction of such individuals with suicidal tendencies tend to express their feelings on social media, but 99 per cent of them do not express their intention online.
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UP to get its first fruit winery
Lucknow, Sep 26 (IANS) Uttar Pradesh will soon get its first fruit winery in Muzaffarnagar.
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Property sold by Vikas Dubey's wife sealed on court order
Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh), Sep 26 (IANS) The Kanpur administration has sealed a hosiery factory that was sold by slain gangster Vikas Dubey's wife Richa Dubey to one Girish Dayal.
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Cong leadership upset over Rajasthan drama, summons Gehlot, Pilot to Delhi
New Delhi, Sep 25 (IANS) Congress' top leadership is upset with the political drama in Rajasthan, where supporters of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Sunday closed ranks against Sachin Pilot succeeding him, and summoned both to Delhi, party sources said.
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Justice delayed and denied: Why Kashmiri Pandits are losing faith (IANS Column: FairPoint)
By Deepika Bhan
For the past five years, the Supreme Court has rejected three petitions of Kashmiri Pandits seeking justice for the killings and forced exodus.
