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National Simplicity Day 2023: Ways to embrace simplicity in life

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Published on Jul 11, 2023 10:08 AM IST

National Simplicity Day 2023: Here are a few ways to live life in a simple manner and embrace the beauty of it.

National Simplicity Day 2023: Ways to embrace simplicity in life and how it can be beneficial(Unsplash)

ByTapatrisha Das, Delhi

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch it live on July 11

The evening of July 11 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

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Updated on Jul 11, 2023 12:45 AM IST

ByHTC

How the Nazis destroyed Berlin's thriving fashion industry

Way before Berlin Fashion Week, Jewish entrepreneurs who were pioneers of modern fashion in Berlin.

1932: Designer Erwin Scharlinki with models working for Leopold Seligmann's company, one of the largest clothing manufacturers in Berlin at the tim(Uwe Westphal)

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Published on Jul 10, 2023 06:10 PM IST

ByDeutsche Welle | Posted by Parmita Uniyal

Will anyone ever again be as famous as Marilyn and Elvis?

After “Elvis” comes “Blonde”. This leap to immortality may no longer be possible

An original photograph of Elvis Presley autographed and inscribed to songwriter and compose Irving Berlin on auction at Gotta Have It! store in New York City. (Michael Loccisano/Getty Images/AFP)

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Updated on Jul 10, 2023 12:29 AM IST

The Economist

Twenty-five years on, “Titanic” feels like a prophecy

We are all Rose and Jack now

Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in a still from Titanic.

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Updated on Jul 10, 2023 12:24 AM IST

The Economist

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch it live on July 10

The evening of July 10 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

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Updated on Jul 10, 2023 02:36 AM IST

ByHTC, New Delhi

Don't let the rain dampen your home: Essential monsoon maintenance tips for home

As the monsoon approaches, it's crucial to safeguard your home from potential damage. Discover six tips to protect your space during this rainy season.

As much as we appreciate the beauty of rain, it is essential to ensure that our homes remain safe and well-maintained.(Unsplash)

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Published on Jul 09, 2023 03:12 PM IST

ByAkanksha Agnihotri, Delhi

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch it live on July 9

The day of July 9 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

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Updated on Jul 09, 2023 09:48 AM IST

ByHTC

Healing from a total eclipse of the heart: With Love by Simran Mangharam

My aunt has been on a mission, since the death of her husband;a client has been frozen in time, since he lost his wife. A few lessons, from their lives and mine

Two people who have lost beloved spouses find a hardy kind of friendship, in After Life. ‘Don’t do it alone. Reach out for the comfort of those who understand,’ says Mangharam.

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Updated on Jul 08, 2023 07:42 PM IST

BySimran Mangharam

From starch to finish: Swetha Sivakumar on how grain gets puffed

What turns dry flour into a pillowy mass? What does it take to make a grain of rice balloon? Take a look, in this week’s Sound Bites.

Puffed rice is used in snacks such as Rice Krispies. To make rice puff, the temperature of the grain must be raised extremely fast; the moisture within rapidly turns to steam. This steam holds so much energy, it expands the starches within like a balloon. (Adobe Stock)

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Updated on Jul 08, 2023 07:40 PM IST

BySwetha Sivakumar

Bray matter: Is India running out of asses?

The country's donkey population has fallen by 62% in seven years, driven by the rapid mechanisation of donkey tasks, and illegal trade in its hide and meat.

The drop in numbers is getting little attention, partly because of the animal’s unfortunate image as an idiotic beast. (Animal Rahat)

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Updated on Jul 08, 2023 07:21 PM IST

BySukanya Datta

Space jam: These rural astrolabs are helping students reach for the stars

Venus ‘with my own eyes’, pollen under a microscope; ‘so much to learn’: Hear from schoolchildren enjoying labs set up by a 23-year-old aspiring astrophysicist.

Each astrolab holds a telescope, a microscope and models of planets, cells and the human body. They are covered, inside and out, in vibrant scenes and skyscapes.

art culture

Updated on Jul 08, 2023 07:08 PM IST

ByNatasha Rego

Who are the champions? A peek ahead in the run-up to the Asian Games

Javelin throw, steeplechase, shot put, long jump, boxing — as the date for the Games draws near, meet India’s most likely medallists.

Avinash Sable at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. He placed seventh in the heat, but set a new national record while doing so. He has smashed that national record thrice in the last year. (Reuters)

art culture

Updated on Jul 08, 2023 07:05 PM IST

ByRudraneil Sengupta

Drawing from emptiness: A new graphic anthology focuses on famine

Famine Tales recasts stories of scarcity from centuries ago, using traditional art forms, contemporary comics. It’s a reminder that the threat is still with us.

A comic panel from the story 1607: The Rising, by Aratrika Choudhury.

art culture

Updated on Jul 08, 2023 06:45 PM IST

ByNatasha Rego

Revamp your home's nooks and corners: Transforming neglected spaces with style

Discover the untapped potential of your home's nooks and corners. From cozy retreats to stylish storage units, revamp these neglected spaces with decor tips.

In every home, there are often neglected nooks and corners that seem to go unnoticed, collecting dust and fading into the background.(Unsplash)

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Published on Jul 08, 2023 04:01 PM IST

ByAkanksha Agnihotri, Delhi

5 top tattoo trends that are making waves in the artistic world

Let's explore the world of tattoo trends, where innovation, style, and individuality converge to create awe-inspiring works of art that resonate with the soul.

From mesmerizing minimalist designs to striking watercolor ink, a plethora of tattoo trends are currently making waves in the artistic realm. (Unsplash)

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Updated on Jul 08, 2023 11:41 PM IST

ByAkanksha Agnihotri, Delhi

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch it live on July 8

The evening of July 8 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

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Updated on Jul 07, 2023 10:27 PM IST

ByHTC, New Delhi

Rise of the rebels: The Original 9 of tennis set the ball rolling for women

An elite group of players advocated for equal prize money in the '60s. Change finally came to the US Open in 1973; the other Grand Slams gradually followed.

The Original 9 at the 50th anniversary celebrations of the Women’s Tennis Association. “Everyone thinks women should be thrilled when we get crumbs,” Billie Jean King, who spearheaded the movement, said, while speaking at the Italian Open in 1970. “I want women to have the cake, the icing, and the cherry on top too.” (AP)

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Updated on Jul 07, 2023 05:20 PM IST

ByAditya Chaturvedi

New innings: Can the women’s IPL help ease gender disparities in cricket?

Equal match fees for centrally contracted players were announced last year. But playing time and infrastructure remain unequal, as do the two Premier Leagues.

The Indian squad celebrates making it into the Women's World Cup final, in 2017. Despite the eventual loss, to England, this would be a turning point for the game in India. Women players became household names; viewers tuned in across the country. The WPL could serve as another such inflection point. (Getty Images)

art culture

Updated on Jul 07, 2023 05:01 PM IST

ByVivek Krishnan

Pay parity in sport: Prodigies, big wins can help move the needle

Gender bias is deep, perhaps because it has had an unchecked run for so long. Big wins help drive institutional change; as does support from all players.

The Netherlands’ Ajax women’s football team won the league title for the first time in five years, in May. The club declined a public celebration, citing the men’s team’s poor season. (Getty Images)

art culture

Updated on Jul 07, 2023 05:05 PM IST

ByDhiman Sarkar

A score to settle: Where are we in the fight for pay parity in sport?

Prize money is finally at par at some levels, in some sports (cricket in India, football in the US).But progress is slow. What will it take? Why does it matter?

art culture

Updated on Jul 08, 2023 10:21 PM IST

ByRutvick Mehta

Over the rainbow: A Wknd interview with author and poet Ruth Vanita

A new book encapsulates poetry themed on identity, loss, same-sex love; another traces battles for marriage equality in rural India. Much has changed, she says.

art culture

Updated on Jul 07, 2023 05:12 PM IST

ByChintan Girish Modi

Two rediscovered Rembrandt portraits sell for €11 million at auction

Christie's in London has auctioned off two portraits by Rembrandt, last sold in 1824, by the same auction house. Since then, the paintings had been forgotten.

The rediscovered Rembrandt portrait are described as 'rare and intimate' portrayals of the artist's relatives. (Frank Augstein/AP/picture alliance)

art culture

Published on Jul 07, 2023 11:51 AM IST

ByDeutsche Welle, Delhi

Interior design tips: 5 hottest colour trends for a stunning home makeover

Discover the top colour trends in interior design, from vibrant viva magenta to soothing blues and luxurious emeralds, that can transform your home.

Colour trends guide you in creating a visually stunning and harmonious atmosphere that reflects your unique style and personality.(Unsplash)

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Published on Jul 07, 2023 10:11 AM IST

ByAkanksha Agnihotri, Delhi

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch it live on July 7

The evening of July 7 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

art culture

Updated on Jul 06, 2023 08:49 PM IST

ByHTC, New Delhi

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch it live on July 6

The evening of July 6 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

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Updated on Jul 05, 2023 09:08 PM IST

ByHTC, New Delhi

Is your small kitchen craving a makeover? Discover 5 expert-approved decor tips

Get ready to unlock the potential of your limited space and discover the art of crafting a small kitchen that is big on both charm and efficiency.

Designing a compact kitchen can be a delightful challenge, requiring careful consideration and ingenious solutions. (Unsplash)

art culture

Published on Jul 05, 2023 03:32 PM IST

ByAkanksha Agnihotri, Delhi

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch it live on July 5

The evening of July 5 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

art culture

Updated on Jul 05, 2023 12:44 PM IST

ByHTC, New Delhi

Pascal Mercier, author of 'Night Train to Lisbon,' dies

"Night Train to Lisbon" is the best known novel by Swiss author Peter Bieri, who wrote under the pseudonym Pascal Mercier.

Philosophy professor and best-selling author Peter Bieri alias Pascal Mercier (picture-alliance/dpa/ZB/K. Schindler)

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Published on Jul 04, 2023 04:39 PM IST

ByDeutsche Welle

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch it live on July 4

The evening of July 4 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

art culture

Updated on Jul 04, 2023 02:18 PM IST

ByHTC

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National Simplicity Day 2023: Here are a few ways to live life in a simple manner and embrace the beauty of it.

The evening of July 11 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

Way before Berlin Fashion Week, Jewish entrepreneurs who were pioneers of modern fashion in Berlin.

After “Elvis” comes “Blonde”. This leap to immortality may no longer be possible

We are all Rose and Jack now

The evening of July 10 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

As the monsoon approaches, it's crucial to safeguard your home from potential damage. Discover six tips to protect your space during this rainy season.

The day of July 9 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

My aunt has been on a mission, since the death of her husband;a client has been frozen in time, since he lost his wife. A few lessons, from their lives and mine

What turns dry flour into a pillowy mass? What does it take to make a grain of rice balloon? Take a look, in this week’s Sound Bites.

The country's donkey population has fallen by 62% in seven years, driven by the rapid mechanisation of donkey tasks, and illegal trade in its hide and meat.

Venus ‘with my own eyes’, pollen under a microscope; ‘so much to learn’: Hear from schoolchildren enjoying labs set up by a 23-year-old aspiring astrophysicist.

Javelin throw, steeplechase, shot put, long jump, boxing — as the date for the Games draws near, meet India’s most likely medallists.

Famine Tales recasts stories of scarcity from centuries ago, using traditional art forms, contemporary comics. It’s a reminder that the threat is still with us.

Discover the untapped potential of your home's nooks and corners. From cozy retreats to stylish storage units, revamp these neglected spaces with decor tips.

Let's explore the world of tattoo trends, where innovation, style, and individuality converge to create awe-inspiring works of art that resonate with the soul.

The evening of July 8 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

An elite group of players advocated for equal prize money in the '60s. Change finally came to the US Open in 1973; the other Grand Slams gradually followed.

Equal match fees for centrally contracted players were announced last year. But playing time and infrastructure remain unequal, as do the two Premier Leagues.

Gender bias is deep, perhaps because it has had an unchecked run for so long. Big wins help drive institutional change; as does support from all players.

Prize money is finally at par at some levels, in some sports (cricket in India, football in the US).But progress is slow. What will it take? Why does it matter?

A new book encapsulates poetry themed on identity, loss, same-sex love; another traces battles for marriage equality in rural India. Much has changed, she says.

Christie's in London has auctioned off two portraits by Rembrandt, last sold in 1824, by the same auction house. Since then, the paintings had been forgotten.

Discover the top colour trends in interior design, from vibrant viva magenta to soothing blues and luxurious emeralds, that can transform your home.

The evening of July 7 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

The evening of July 6 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

Get ready to unlock the potential of your limited space and discover the art of crafting a small kitchen that is big on both charm and efficiency.

The evening of July 5 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

"Night Train to Lisbon" is the best known novel by Swiss author Peter Bieri, who wrote under the pseudonym Pascal Mercier.

The evening of July 4 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

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