Pyramiden: Frozen Soviet Ghost Town in Arctic
Explore Pyramiden, an abandoned Soviet mining settlement in Svalbard's High Arctic, frozen in time since 1998. Discover its history, eerie preservation, and current status as a niche tourist destination.
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Horoscope Jan 29, 2026: Zodiac Forecast
Discover your daily horoscope for January 29, 2026. Get detailed astrological predictions for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and all zodiac signs. Find out what the stars have in store for your love, career, health, and finances today.
Karnataka Studies Andhra's Urdu Model for Tulu Status
Karnataka government examines declaring Tulu as second official language after studying Andhra Pradesh's criteria for Urdu. Minister Shivaraj Tangadagi reveals study team findings.
Solo Women Travelers Face Visa Rejection Challenges
Solo women travelers often face opaque visa rejections despite financial stability. Learn why single status, weak passports, and unclear criteria create travel barriers.
Urban Vastu Dosha: Remedies for Modern Homes
Struggling with stress, financial issues, or relationship problems in your urban home? These could be signs of Vastu dosha. Discover practical fixes for common Vastu mistakes in flats and apartments.
Lucknow Vendor Serves Garam Matcha Chai in Kulhad
A street vendor in Lucknow is gaining popularity for serving hot matcha chai in traditional kulhads, blending Japanese tea culture with Indian street food traditions.
Karisma Kapoor's MasterChef India Look: Turquoise Floral Fashion
90s diva Karisma Kapoor dazzled on MasterChef India in a stunning turquoise floral bandhgala jacket and matching skirt by Siddhartha Bansal, accessorized with metallic jewelry and nude heels.
Ghosh: Billionaire Apocalypse Plans Reveal Crisis
Novelist Amitav Ghosh critiques survivalist fantasies of the ultra-rich, arguing they signal a dangerous politics of abandonment and a failure to imagine shared planetary futures.
Banaras Literature Festival 2025 Kicks Off in Varanasi
The fourth Banaras Literature Festival in Varanasi from Jan 30-Feb 1 features artists, writers, and sportspersons. Highlights include panel discussions, performances, and an Asian Book Mark Record attempt.
Ghosh on Billionaire Apocalypse Plans: A Crisis of Imagination
Novelist Amitav Ghosh argues that survivalist fantasies among the ultra-rich reveal a dangerous politics of abandonment and a failure to imagine shared planetary futures.
Renamed Indian National Parks: Their New Names Explained
Discover the fascinating stories behind renamed Indian national parks like Jim Corbett, Keoladeo, and Mount Manipur, reflecting cultural shifts and historical significance in conservation.
Edith Wharton: First Woman Pulitzer Winner
Edith Wharton was an American novelist and short story writer who became the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1921 for her novel 'The Age of Innocence'.
Kerala's Pulinkari Only Indian Dish in Top Pumpkin Dishes
Kerala's traditional Pulinkari stew secures 45th position in Taste Atlas's global ranking of 56 best pumpkin dishes. Discover this unique Indian recipe and top-rated international pumpkin delicacies.
Sarah Mullally Becomes First Female Archbishop of Canterbury
Sarah Mullally was formally confirmed as Archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first woman to lead the Church of England in its nearly 1,400-year history during a ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral.
Washing Machine Buying Guide 2026: Key Features
Planning to buy a washing machine in 2026? This comprehensive guide covers essential features like capacity, motor type, smart functions, efficiency ratings, and wash programs to help you make an informed investment decision.
Indian Dating Becomes More Thoughtful, Women Lead Change
A new study reveals Indian women are adopting intentional dating strategies, focusing on emotional compatibility and safety over endless swiping.
5 Psychology Tips to Build Trust in Relationships
Discover five scientifically proven psychological strategies to build and strengthen trust in relationships, from daily honesty to vulnerability and forgiveness.
Kasuri Methi: The Secret Finishing Touch in North Indian Cooking
Discover how dried fenugreek leaves, known as kasuri methi, add the final aromatic flourish to North Indian gravies. Learn about its journey from winter fields to spice tins and why chefs consider it indispensable.
Prabal Gurung on Fashion, Identity and South Asian Representation
Nepali-born designer Prabal Gurung discusses his journey from Delhi's NIFT to dressing Michelle Obama, the Met Gala, and why authentic representation matters in global fashion.
Global Mixology Masters Take Over Indian Bars This Weekend
Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Gurugram are set to experience world-class mixology as award-winning bars from Taipei, Sydney, Bangkok, and Goa host exclusive takeovers. From inventive storytelling cocktails to playful theatrics, these events showcase cutting-edge
Beating Retreat Ceremony: History, Significance & Key Facts
Explore the Beating Retreat ceremony in India, a grand military tradition marking Republic Day's end. Learn about its history, significance, and key facts.
India's Dark Tourism: Sites of Tragedy and Remembrance
Explore India's significant dark tourism destinations like Jallianwala Bagh, Cellular Jail, and Bhopal gas tragedy sites. These places offer profound historical reflection beyond typical travel experiences.
Singapore Art Week 2026: 7 Must-See Experiences
Singapore Art Week 2026 transforms the city into a vibrant living canvas from January 9-31. Discover seven immersive art experiences including print showcases, light installations, and interactive artworks across galleries, museums, and public spaces.
Natural Acne & Pigmentation Control: Dermatologist Tips
Discover effective, dermatologist-backed natural methods to manage acne and skin pigmentation. Learn about lifestyle changes, dietary adjustments, and home remedies for clearer, healthier skin without harsh chemicals.
Empress Garden Flower Show Honors Dr. Madhav Gadgil
The Empress Botanical Garden in Pune dazzled visitors with its annual flower show from January 23-27, featuring nearly 300,000 plants and special displays dedicated to environmentalist Dr. Madhav Gadgil.
Japan's Squat Toilets: Why Facing Forward Matters
Traditional Japanese squat toilets, known as washiki, require users to face a curved hood for practical reasons involving hygiene, maintenance, and body alignment in public spaces.
8 Must-Try Risotto Varieties for Indian Food Lovers
Discover eight delicious risotto types, from saffron-infused Milanese to mushroom-rich versions, perfect for adding Italian flair to your meals in India.
Hyderabad Couple Reunites with Dog Sky in Australia After 6-Month Ordeal
Divya and John, a Hyderabad couple, spent ₹15 lakh and 6 months navigating Australia's strict pet import rules to reunite with their golden retriever Sky, who suffered separation anxiety after their move to Melbourne.
Colomboscope 2026: Art Festival Fosters Unity in Sri Lanka
The ninth edition of Colomboscope, titled Rhythm Alliances, brings together over 100 artists across Colombo to explore sound, movement, and memory amid geopolitical tensions, featuring 35 new commissions.
5 Most Bizarre Divorce Reasons: From Hair Loss to Honeymoon Intruders
Explore five shocking divorce cases worldwide, including a husband leaving over hair loss, a wife divorcing for a stolen strawberry, and honeymoon interruptions by mothers-in-law.
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