The fight between the two began when Roopa questioned the need to set off firecrackers during Deepavali celebrations and saw True Indology’s Twitter account suspended. Karnataka IPS officer D Roopa issued a response to the controversy over the war of words with a Twitter user calling himself ‘True Indology’ on …
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Actress Radhika Madan connects with us on duty from Mumbai, while her older brother joins in from Toronto for this special Bhai Dooj interview. And the joke that follows is absolutely hilarious! Madan begins by telling us about her best memories of the festival in previous years. “He just moved …
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Easily keeping the spotlight this week with her gorgeous looks from her wedding festivities, actress Kajal Aggarwal has managed to rock nothing short of classic vintage beauty. Kajal continued to dominate the holiday wedding craze and recently flooded the internet with a slew of her invisible photos in a tailored …
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‘Navratri’ is a beautiful festival celebrated by Hindus not only in India but all over the world. Derived from the Sanskrit word ‘nava’ (nine) and ‘ratri’ (night), the occasion marks the defeat of Mahishasura by Goddess Durga and symbolizes the victory of good over evil. Mahishasura, who was blessed with …
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According to senior officials, the reopening of schools in the current circumstances is out of the question, as there are no signs that the pandemic is abating. As coronavirus cases continue to rise in Maharashtra, School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad has said schools will not reopen in the state before …
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NEW DELHI: Faced with growing concern over an accelerating spread of Covid during the festival season, Health Minister Harsh Vardhan has called for an additional vigil, saying that no religion or God states that religious events should be celebrated ostentatiously. The minister on Sunday urged people to avoid large gatherings …
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[ad_1] Biasakhi 2020 is celebrated today on April 13. Highlight Baisakhi marks the beginning of the Punjabi New Year. The ‘harvest festival’ is celebrated with yellow food. Here are some foods that are commonly prepared during Baisakhi. The beginning of summer brings a very special Baisakhi festival. Sikh and Hindu …
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