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Have you ever wondered about the glorious and rich history of Chettinad? It has a much more deep rooted history that’s beyond ‘Chettinad Chicken’ in a restaurant menu. Praba N, welcomes you on a journey as she takes you through the Glory of Chettinad in Tamil Nadu.
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For those who’ve always wanted to unravel many of nature’s riddles, Zahaan Sabuwala gives you something to mull over. He explores the unexplainable enigma around the Bermuda Triangle which has mysteriously consumed a few boats, ships and aircraft, in spite of being regular shipping route used by many.
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When an insidious virus brought the world down to its knees, Sameer Arora ponders over the current scenario as a son, husband, teacher and a human while sharing snippets of how we can make a difference.
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Aarya Menon shares unique facets about six traditional Indian folk & tribal art forms, which will not only make you feel proud of our country’s rich heritage but will urge you to patronize these artforms which are purely handmade, natural, sustainable and Made in India.
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The lockdown has found people to stay positively engaged. Nope, we’re not talking about online learning, we’re talking about playing card games. Aarya Menon, shares interesting snippets about cards & how playing card games with your family can be a great time for bonding!
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During the lockdown as people are browsing through old photo albums & reliving their wonderful childhood memories, our reader, Devyani Chauhan Bisht shares a petite list of her cherished possessions from childhood, that she has restored so beautifully.
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With the recent lockdown & forced ‘working from home’, it has suddenly made professionals realise how difficult it is to work from one’s home environment. Having worked from home for years, here are some pointers to give you a fresh perspective on how to deal with this scenario better!
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Townships may be the answer to sustainable living & better quality of life. Anusmita Dutta explores the advantages & benefits of townships where residents don’t have to commute long distances for work & recreation. This can have a positive impact on our environment as well.
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How a simple conversation with his 7-year-old son prompted a father into penning down a book on human values. What happens next is something incredible, 26 artists from across the globe contribute artwork for each 26 Value Words, giving birth to The WOW Project.
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From a warm cocooned joint family to an NRI wife, Upasana Mukherjee Pal, based out of Toronto, Canada, has shown that there’s an opportunity waiting to rediscover us and help us to embrace change positively.
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