Indian-origin artists shaping contemporary art

“Contemporary art is the art of today, produced in the second half of the 20th century or in the 21st century. Contemporary artists work in a globally influenced, culturally diverse, and technologically advancing world, they have moved away from the traditional method of using ...

Himachal farmers switch to aromatic plants

Erratic weather conditions have made some farmers across the Himalayan state switch to aromatic plant cultivation to boost incomes.

Australian bush fires

Will the unprecedented bushfires in Australia force the government and people to face the fact of hazards that climate change can inflict on them and others?

Cop25 failure

The Cop25 negotiations in Madrid ended in a failure as global leaders try to kick the climate change can down an inexistant road.

Cop25 Madrid

Yet another jamboree to ‘fight’ climate change begins in Madrid on Monday. So far words have failed to turn into actions. Unlikely to be any different this time around.

Biometric self-boarding systems to chip in at Bengaluru airport

Indian flyers will soon find shorter queues and have a seamless journey without obstacles or hassles from stepping into the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) up to the boarding point.

Musical beats from a faraway land

Learn to play the Didgeridoo, a musical instrument echoing traditions of the aboriginals, at a studio on the banks of river Ganga in the northern state of Uttarakhand. Sometimes the intersection of lives unites different cultures by passing on a legacy, and when a language as uni...

Cricket : Women in Blue

Interest in women’s cricket in India has peaked following their brilliant performance at the recent Women’s World Cup while the International Cricket Council (ICC) unveiled a new research that shows the scale of the impact this summer’s Cricket World Cup has had on fans and...

Australia records maximum Indian visits from Maharashtra

On grounds of a positive response that Australia recently received from Indian tourists, the country is now expecting around 300,000 Indian visitors by 2020.

Melbourne declared most liveable city in the world

The Australian city of Melbourne has for the seventh time in a row bagged the title of world's most liveable city in the world. While the city's rich culture and lifestyle bar led it to the top, there is also something amiss.

Festivals Around the World

India’s first mega textiles trade fair

India's first ever mega textiles trade fair - Textiles India 2017, was inaugurated by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, at the Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar, Gujarat.