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Accio Harry Potter fans! Well, more like people who are forever gloomy for never getting a letter from Hogwarts. I have news for you all!… Read More »Valentine’s Day Dinner at the Great Hall: When Fandom Meets Romance
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Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, the man whose life and death, both, have gobsmacked his generation and the ones that followed. Numerous theories have emerged about… Read More »New Revelations About Netaji’s Disappearance Will Blow Your Mind
Everyone in this world has got a little traveller within themselves. One who is ready to unleash at the sound of adventure. However, the ever… Read More »5 Secrets to Full-Time Travelling: Experts’ Say!
We have witnessed bountiful accounts of how artistically men, who are financially and politically powerful, wriggle their way out of criminal cases. Most don’t even… Read More »Millionaire Accused of Raping Teen Gives Insolent Testimony
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Two years ago, on 5th December 2013, the world grieved the loss of a great politician, humanitarian activist and above all, a revolutionary. Nelson… Read More »Remembering Nelson Mandela on His Second Death Anniversary
It is no new information that the Capital region has been credited for being the most polluted one in India. Pollution level was realized… Read More »Contemplating Delhi Government’s New Pollution Control Policy
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In pre-partitioned India, there was a time when Hindus and Muslims still lived in harmony. They shared villages, cultures (the Indo-Islamic tradition) and other important… Read More »How Partition Changed India
