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Life inside a Public Transport Vehicle
Want to be in the thick of the seasons of life in India? Just travel by public transport. No matter what the season, the Indian commuter sure knows how to spice up his daily travel. Read on ...
How Spy Cameras expose Scandals
In the last one year two major scandals involving politicians and cricketers have been exposed using hidden camers. It looks like this type of spying equipment is here to stay. Read on ...
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Easter's Here
Easter Sunday is a very important day for Christians. For most of us it means the Easter egg, a joyful day and the resurrection of Christ after his crucifixion. But in reality, Easter signifies much more and is in fact, has much older roots. Read on ...
Abdul Kareem's Forest
Twenty-four years ago, Abdul Kareem bought five acres of wasteland and grew trees and plants in it. Today, the forest is many times larger and it is the haunt of nature-lovers. Read on ...
Festive Layers
The first two weeks of April set the stage for major occasions of world religions. They show the links between people, religion, nature and culture. Read on ...
The Greek Barber
There is more to ancient Greece than the Olympics - the barber shop, where men exchanged the top news and gossip of the day, and the broad brimmed hat that we thought was the gift of the Mexicans. Read on ...
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Roman Holiday
Eeryone thinks of gladiator fights and the Colosseum. But, do you know anything about the stylish togas and sandals that the ancient Romans wore. Read on ...
Dress like an Egyptian
Join us in our time machine as we go back in the past to ancient Egypt. Notice the ancient Egyptians' awesome sense of attire and fashion! Read on ...
Dad and the Dog
Sometimes I think he loves that dog more than he loves us. I don't get jealous when dad spends time with his favourite... The word animal doesn't come to my mind. Read on ...
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Rabi, the Budding Poet
Little Rabi used to pretend that the straight, tall railings of verandas at his sprawling mansion in Calcutta, were students who he could cane at will. But the boy who grew up to be his generation's greatest Indian literary figure, hated school himself. Read on ...
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