Hilarious Misunderstandings in Indian Languages
From confusing South Indian words for people and rice to mistaking aloo-mutter for meat, a look back at the comedy of errors that comes with navigating different Indian languages.
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Some actions make us more compassionate and wiser, while others haunt us for lack of effort. It is human to dwell on life's difficulties, says Leela Ramaswamy.
Himachal Pradesh: India's 'Sleeping State' with Early-to-Bed Culture
Himachal Pradesh is called India's 'sleeping state' for its early-to-bed, early-to-rise culture, blending tradition with modern life, says a recent report.
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Singer Asees Kaur discusses her new spiritual album Nitnem, rooted in Sikh daily prayers, her musical evolution from age three, and the creative freedom with Tips Music.
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A journalist recalls sleeping under the stars at his grandparents' home in Butala village near Amritsar during 1990s summer vacations, highlighting the warmth, simplicity, and unconditional love of family.
Charting Bengaluru Through Memories on July 12
On July 12, Mapping Blr, hosted by Sahiti Gavarikar of Blr Besties, invites residents to chart Bengaluru using personal memories and stories instead of landmarks.
Path to Divinity Within: A Spiritual Journey
Discovering the inner divinity begins with a preceptor's guidance, distinguishing the permanent from the impermanent, as explained by Mirle Karthik.
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Couple Ties Hands with Dupatta During Hill Trek, Viral Video
A viral video shows a couple tying their hands with a dupatta during a hill trek, sparking online debate about safety and romance on treacherous trails.
Foreigner Wearing Shorts to Golden Temple Gently Reminded of Dress Code
A viral video shows a sewadar politely explaining the dress code to a foreign woman wearing shorts at the Golden Temple. The incident sparks mixed reactions online about respecting religious sites.
French Waiter Sings Rab Dikhta Hai to Indian Tourists
A French waiter stunned Indian tourists by flawlessly singing 'Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai' from the film 'Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi'. The video has gone viral on social media.
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Chef Reetika Gill shares her signature Bharva Tinda recipe, a beloved dish from her seasonal menu, rooted in tradition and packed with flavour.
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A viral video of littering at a Canada Day event in Calgary has sparked heated debate among Indians online, with many criticizing the lack of civic sense and its impact on diaspora reputation.
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Discover the Akali Nihang Singhs, renowned for blue attire, tracing origins to the 17th century. Warrior women embody wife, mother, and fighter.
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Akali Nihang Singh women, known for their warrior ethos, balance family and combat, tracing origins to the 17th century under Guru Gobind Singh.
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