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Popular playback singer KK, is no more. The playback singer collapsed after the concert in Kolkata and was rushed to a private hospital in the city, where he was declared dead. His first album, “ Pal “ was popular amongst the youngsters in 1999 and soon after his soothing voice gave him popularity in Bollywood. […]
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Geetanjali Shree, a Hindi novelist has become the first Indian writer to win the International Booker Prize, for her novel, “ Tomb of Sand” originally ‘Ret Samadhi’. Her novel Tomb of Sand, a family saga set in the shadow of the partition of India, follows an 80-year-old woman who experiences a deep depression after the
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Lily Swarn, is an internationally acclaimed, multilingual poet, author, columnist ,gold medalist ,university colour holder, radio show host ,Peace and Humanity Ambassador and the writer who writes in different genres . A Trellis of Ecstasy, (Poetry ) by her was called as veritable delight by The Journal of Commonwealth literature in London. The Gypsy Trail
Author: Avni Rahul Katakkar Increasing sugar levels amongst old as well as the youth has become a matter of concern.Visiting a doctor amidst the tight work schedule is a challenge. Thus, we have got you 5 home remedies that will help you control your sugar levels. 1. Fenugreek seeds ( Methi dana) – Soak 8-
Author: Avni Rahul Katakkar These days, the demanding lifestyle and busy schedules have taken a toll on health and wellbeing. There comes into picture- The Superfood. What is superfood? – It is a specific category of food rich in vitamin, minerals and antioxidants , providing multiple health benefits. The most important part of staying healthy
Author: Girija Prakash I vividly remember my first day in the primary section of my school. I cried inconsolably, as my parents were about to go back home without me . I wouldn’t leave their hands and held them tightly. I wasn’t the only child behaving that way. But half of the kids were wailing and
Author: Swati Tamhankar Mohandas India is full of diversity and culture and many festivals are associated and celebrated throughout the year. All the festivals are celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm all over our country. We all eagerly look forward to the shopping, the decorations, the indulgence, the lip-smacking delicacies which emanate from almost every
Author: Amrita Mallik Who doesn’t want a glowing skin and a fresh feel? Even I want it badly, especially when Kolkata humidity is making my face oily and drooping. And, when it is monsoon, the dampness of the weather attracts skin infections, allergies and fungus. We become susceptible to acne, rashes and other skin conditions.
Author : Amrita Mallik Monsoon and Health I can’t tell about everyone but I never liked monsoons. It dampens my mood and enervates me. Besides the cold winds and occasional showers demand fritters. I greedily savour them only to face breakouts on my face and needless to say, an increase in weight. However, in recent times,