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New Indian Expressby Praveena S A3d ago
CHENNAI: The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) is set to undertake an independent third-party evaluation of projects implemented under the Nirbhaya Safe City initiative to assess whether the...
New Indian Expressby Chithra Madhavan3d ago
One among the important Vishnu temples near Madurai is in Yanaimalai, where the presiding deity is Yoga Narasimha.
New Indian Expressby Express News Service3d ago
CHENNAI: The state government on Monday accorded administrative and financial sanction for implementing the ‘Annan Seer’ scheme, under which brides from families with an annual income of up to Rs...
New Indian Expressby Rakshitha Priya G3d ago
Imagine more than 20,000 colourful 3x3-inch sticky notes covering a wall, filled with writings in different languages, drawings, lyrics, and even blank spaces.
New Indian Expressby Nidharshana Raju3d ago
Chennai has always been accepting and accommodating of people from all cultures. Denoting this is the popular Tamil phrase, ‘Vandharai vazha vaikum Chennai’.
New Indian Expressby Shreya Veronica3d ago
Every person has a cozy corner at home. No matter what the situation is at home, we usually feel the warmth and peace that comes along with the people in it and the interiors.
New Indian Expressby Tejal Sinha3d ago
What happens when a film festival steps out of the theatre and into a space buzzing with technology, ideas and young creators?
New Indian Expressby Shreya Veronica3d ago
Telangana food, rich in flavours and taste, has surely made people and tourists visit the state for its culinary offerings.
New Indian Expressby Tejal Sinha3d ago
There was something delightfully old-school about the Hyderabad Pen Show held at FTCCI. Tables lined with fountain pens in every shape and colour, bottles of ink waiting to be swatched, nibs being...
New Indian Expressby Anusha Ganapathi3d ago
If I had a rupee for every great Metroidvania game I’ve played that features an animal stuck in a well and lots of goofy side characters, I would have two rupees.
New Indian Expressby Sruthi Hemachandran3d ago
The energetic beats of the chenda, a traditional Kerala percussion instrument, rang out alongside the sound of the violin as musician Sreejith Saralaya brought his chenda-violin fusion to Bengaluru...
New Indian Expressby Tejal Sinha3d ago
At Pink Phool, fashion is as much about stories as clothes. From a recent hand block printing workshop to Sakhiye, a runway celebrating transgender, founder Neha Prakash explores how fashion can...
New Indian Expressby Tejal Sinha3d ago
‘Kya miyaan, kya mast perfume maarre!’ A very Hyderabadi way of acknowledging a fragrance that has caught your attention.
New Indian Expressby Express News Service3d ago
With the euphoria of the Asian Games behind us, it’s time to reflect on India’s campaign. On the face of it, finishing fourth on the medals table—behind the three continental sporting superpowers...
New Indian Expressby Express News Service3d ago
Mining has again become a political battlefield in Odisha. While the opposition is up in arms over the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, calling it detrimental to the...
New Indian Expressby Firoz Mirza3d ago
CHENNAI: Not long ago, Indian wrestlers faced visa issues ahead of the U20 World Championships in Bratislava, Slovakia.
New Indian Expressby ENS Economic Bureau3d ago
In order to cut down emissions and reduce pollution, electric vehicle is not going to be the only viable solution, rather the auto industry need to be more technology-agnostic, said TVS Motor...
New Indian Expressby Kavita Bajeli-Datt3d ago
Childhood cancer is curable if it is detected in time, said Prof (Dr) Manas Kalra, Senior Consultant, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi.
New Indian Expressby Firoz Mirza3d ago
CHENNAI: India's Greco-Roman wrestler Nitesh Siwach's semifinal bout and his compatriot Deepak Punia's bronze medal play-off in freestyle wrestling at the recently-concluded 2026 Asian Games share...
New Indian Expressby Kavita Bajeli-Datt3d ago
Delhi-based Aaryan Vohra was not even five years old when he was diagnosed with blood cancer. Initially, his parents thought it was just a common childhood illness as he was falling ill too often.
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