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Stone Age rock carvings inside Edakkal caves in Wayanad district of Kerala.

Kerala: Environmental threats can destroy Edakkal caves and their Stone Age carvings

K A Shaji/Mongabay

The why and how of disposing electronic waste

By Sejal Mehta

First Person: Bapuji was a child at heart

By Durga Jasraj

Al Jazirah Al Hamra: The last pearl diving village of its kind in the Arabian Gulf

NetIndian News Network

The Beauty of Bandhani

The Beauty of Bandhani

Ajitesh Sharma

Filmmaker Ajitesh Sharma finishes first documentary, ready for bigger things

By Sonny Abraham/NetIndian News Network

The RK Beach in Visakhapatnam

Visakhapatnam -- the jewel on India's East Coast

By Sonny Abraham/NetIndian News Network

Ayushmann Khurrana in a still from Bala, one of the recent movies that have tried to break the genre barrier

Movies: Breaking the genre barrier

Vinod Mirani/IANS

Mohammed Rafi

Legacy of Mohammed Rafi: The clone trail

IANS

Khayyam: Music maestro of classical allure

By Vinayak Chakravorty/IANS

Sushma Swaraj: A fiery leader and a people's politician

IANS

Obituary: S.Jaipal Reddy -- the eternal spokesperson of politics

IANS

India slow in checking brain drain: Nobel laureate Venkatraman Ramakrishnan

By Kashmeera Sambamurthy/101 Reporters-IANS

How football is saving tribal girls in Jharkhand from trafficking, child marriage

By D. Chakraborty/101Reporters-IANS

Portland, with its beautiful mountains and rivers, fully deserves a visit

Vivek Abraham

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Make Your Husband’s Day Special : Top Gifting Options
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Make Your Husband’s Day Special : Top Gifting Options

NetIndian News Network

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Review: Endgame a roller-coaster ride of hopes and dreams, comedy and tragedy
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Review: Endgame a roller-coaster ride of hopes and dreams, comedy and tragedy

NetIndian News Network

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Journeys - A Poet's Diary, 100 Days to a Younger Brain
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Books: A weekend of unusual journeys

IANS

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Women of Manipur, the birthplace of modern polo, are challenging the stereotypes that polo is a game for men
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How polo-playing Manipuri women are breaking barriers, leading a quiet revolution

By Vishav/IANS

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How to Behave During Prom Night – The Do’s and Don’ts

NetIndian News Network

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A Sarada superba lizard on the Chalkewadi plateau in Satara district in the northern Western Ghats which is the site of one of the largest and longest-running wind farms in the region. (Photo: Abi Vanak/India Science Wire)
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Wind turbines are impacting ecology in Western Ghats

By Dinesh C Sharma/India Science Wire

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Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee
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Vajpayee: A man of moderation who raised India's global stature

IANS

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Somnath Chatterjee: A die-hard Marxist forsaken by his party

By Sirshendu Panth/IANS

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M. Karunanidhi (File photo: IANS)
Chennai

Karunanidhi: A colossus in Dravidian politics

By V. Jagannathan/IANS

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The kurinji bloom in the shola-grassland ecosystem in 2014. (Photo by Prasad Ambattu/IANS)
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Once in a blue bloom: Kerala's famed neelakurinji set for rare mass bloom

By Ajith Lawrence & Haritha John/IANS-Mongabay

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Designers Amit Vijaya and Richard Pandav with artisans from Rajasthan. (Photo: IANS)
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From 'sui-dhaaga' to sustainable fashion: Rural women weavers find new identity

By Nivedita/IANS

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China Garden -- a success story that could have been scripted by Bollywood

By Jayanth Narayanan & Priya Bala

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God's committed soldiers - from the Crusades to conspiracy theories
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God's committed soldiers - from the Crusades to conspiracy theories

By Vikas Datta/IANS

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Book review: A valid argument for a life less technological?

By Vikas Datta/IANS

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C.R. Robert Michael D’Souza
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At 104, his passion for driving remains undiminished

By Nithin Belle/NetIndian News Network

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Recipes: Assorted Pakoras, classic tea-time snacks

21frames/Home Cooking

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Creativity has no age limit, says 70-year-old self-taught photographer
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Creativity has no age limit, says 70-year-old self-taught photographer

By Nandakumar Varma/NetIndian News Network

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Panoramic view from the Pyramid of the Sun - the Pyramid of the Moon can be seen on the right
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Mexico should be among your top travel destinations, will remind you of India

Vivek Abraham

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The Taj Mahal
Agra

The City of the Taj is a good option for a short getaway

By Sonny Abraham/NetIndian News Network

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Fahadh Faasil , Suraj Venjaramood and Nimisha Sajayan in a still from the movie Thondimuthalum Driksaakshiyum
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Review: Malayalam movie Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum is a winner all the way

NetIndian News Network

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People walking about in Shimla, India. Photo: NetIndian
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Even minimal physical activity can lead to happiness: Study

NetIndian News Network

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Suraj Venjaramoodu in a still from the film Perariyathavar
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Filmmaker Biju rues lack of concern for nameless people like municipal sweepers

By Nandakumar Varma/NetIndian News Network

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The manufacture of acetylene from coal is a path-breaking production route for the Indian chemical industry.
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Coal to acetylene - the pit stop fixes

By Mahesh Marve

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Nita Ambani
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Nita Ambani becomes first Indian woman to be nominated to IOC

NetIndian News Network

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Kannaki grieves over Kovilan -- a scene from a Kathakali performance of Chilappathikaram in Thrissur on December 27, 2015.
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'Single anklet' once again chimes on Kathakali stage

By Nandakumar Varma/NetIndian News Network

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Marina Collard
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UK dancer Marina Collard: From performances to craniosacral therapy

NetIndian News Network

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk, in San Jose, California on September 26, 2015.
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Modi visits Tesla Motors -- Will its E Smart Car make its bow in India?

NetIndian News Network

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Rev. Kurien George
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Kerala priest's short stories offer fascinating insight into young minds

Vinita Sonny Abraham

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Vani Kaushal
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Vani Kaushal makes a mark with debut novel

Vinita Sonny Abraham

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Preparing for a small party at home --- all in a day's work for a wife.
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I Think I Need A Wife!

By Anita Peter

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J Chacko
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Life with Lions

By J Chacko

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File photo of students at a business school
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AICTE's CMAT opens up many options for MBA aspirants

NetIndian News Network

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Our Tryst with the Queen of the Hills
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Our Tryst with the Queen of the Hills

By Rachel Sonny Abraham/NetIndian News Network

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Delhi music lovers enjoy magical evening with Verdi choruses, arias
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Delhi music lovers enjoy magical evening with Verdi choruses, arias

Vinita Sonny Abraham

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Still going strong...file photo of senior citizens ahead of a half marathon in Delhi
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Those Were The Days, My Friend, LaLaLaLaLaLaLa

By Bikram Vohra

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The Charminar
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Of biryanis, museums, monuments and other Deccan delights

By Rachel Sonny Abraham/NetIndian News Network

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A view of the exhibit set up by the B M Birla Science Centre at Kadapa in Andhra Pradesh
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B M Birla Centre to produce low-cost science exhibits

NetIndian News Network

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A view from the cottage that we stayed in- the river meandering in the distance, flanked by hills with tea plantations.
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The misty mountains of Munnar

By Rachel Sonny Abraham/NetIndian News Network

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Bikram Vohra
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Pet peeves and other things that bug me...

By Bikram Vohra

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Lyndal Trevena of the University of Sydney conducting a focus group with women in a village in Tamil Nadu.
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University of Sydney uses mobile phone technology to tackle disease, malnutrition in India

NetIndian News Network

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Amrita Patel
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"Kurien was an example of professionalism, integrity and excellence"

Amrita Patel

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File photo of Dr Verghese Kurien
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Remembering India's Milk Man

By Sonny Abraham/NetIndian News Network

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Seb Coe
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The next race for Coe will be to run world athletics

John Goodbody/Sports Features Communications

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Saadat Hasan Manto (from Wikipedia)
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Saadat Hasan Manto's Mumbai

NetIndian News Network

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File photo of the stage on the Front Lawns at the Jaipur Literature Festival, 2010.
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Literature lovers spoilt for choice as Jaipur Literary Festival gets underway

Raman Nanda/NetIndian News Network

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Keki N Daruwalla
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Poetry to prose, Daruwalla proves mastery over short stories

By Nandakumar Varma/United News of India

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The Bandra cable-stay section of the Bandra Worli Sea Link spans 600m in length and towers to a height of 126m (as high as a 43-story building). The cable stay system comprises of 2250km high strength galvanised steel wires which support the cable stay bridge weighing 20,000 tons.
Campus Notes

UK-based Indian engineer campaigns for tweaking of engineering course

United News of India

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Pran Nevile
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Sahib's India comes alive in Pran Nevile's book

By Nandakumar Varma/United News of India

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West is West to release in India in April
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West is West to release in India in April

By Rajesh Ahuja/United News of India

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A bagpiper ushering in the Jaipur Literature Festival on January 21, 2011.
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Authors, jingles, poetry, songs and dance at JLF

By Namita Waikar/NetIndian News Network

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File photo of the stage on the Front Lawns at the Jaipur Literature Festival, 2010.
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Jaipur Literature Festival beckons book lovers

By Namita Waikar/NetIndian News Network

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Ashok K Banker
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Banker turns "Prince of Ayodhya" into graphic novel

By Nandakumar Varma/United News of India

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Anushka Sharma
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I am more confident as an actor: Anushka Sharma

By Rajesh Ahuja/United News of India

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Chaitanya
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Review: Chaitanya: A blend of positive energy, consciousness

By B B Nagpal/NetIndian News Network

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Cover of 'The Playback in Malayalam Cinema'.
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Review: The Playback in Malayalam Cinema

By G Krishnan/NetIndian News Network

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JAI BADRI VISHALJI KI The bright-hued entrance to the Badrinath temple
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The Ballads of Badrinath

By P R Rama Varma/NetIndian News Network

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MAJESTIC HIMALAYAS
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Kedarnath Chronicles: Pathway to Heaven

By P R Rama Varma/NetIndian News Network

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Eunice Kennedy Shriver opens the first Special Olympics Games in Chicago in 1968 / Image: Special Olympics
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Special Olympics' Shriver leaves a flourishing legacy

By Laura Walden/Sports Features Communications

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu
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Desmond Tutu: Where, how and why sport makes a difference

By Keir Radnedge/ Sports Features Communications

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A camp organised by Generations for Peace at Abu Dhabi.
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Learning to use sports as a vehicle of conflict resolution

NetIndian News Network

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Pay your insurance premium at Post Offices

NetIndian News Network

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