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The US-based author Shruthi Rao will hold a session on 20 Indians who changed the world at the festival, apart from storytelling and writing workshops.

On Ariana Grande's 26th birthday, here is a look at five times the singer nailed the aesthetic game.

Two biggest reasons for preferring live classes as found through the survey were interactive classes for instant doubt resolution and proper planning through a day-wise study plan.

The study comes close at the heels of NASA publishing a paper arguing single-sex crews are best for cohesion and women are more likely to be co-operative.

Here's how you can make your home decor look complete and trendy by just making some few furnishing changes.

The Circular Changemakers' programme welcomes applications till June 30 from start-ups across the country, offering scalable, post-prototype and revenue-generating solutions.

People with downward tilted head have artificial appearance of lowered and V-shaped eyebrows, which in turn elicit perceptions of aggression, intimidation and dominance.

Priyanka Chopra arrived at the launch of her dating app venture, Bumble's #FindThemOnBumble campaign in Mumbai.

Here are a few remedies that you can swear by to cure young hangover issues.

What began as a self-write-up page back in 2015, today serves an audience with tales from writers all around the world.

Suhana Khan exudes a casual and chilled out vibe with a messy hairdo and no make-up look.

Type-1 diabetes develops when the immune system's T cells mistakenly destroy the body's own insulin-producing beta cells.

The limitless prompts and notifications from the Internet divides attention -- which decreases our capacity for maintaining concentration on a single task.

On World Environment Day, we take a look at a few such celebrities involved in environmental activism.

Celebrated on the last Friday during the holy month of Ramzan or Ramadan, Alvida Jumma holds a great significance for all Muslims who observe roza during the month of Ramzan.

Women with depression and chronic diseases were more likely to come from low-income households, be overweight and inactive, smoke tobacco and drink alcohol.