Colours of conservation
He likes to call himself an “environmental painter,” who wants to reach out to youngsters and sensitise them towards environment-centric issues.
Croon your way into your beloved’s heart
Singer Neil Diamond once said, “It’s very difficult for me to say ‘I love you’ but to sing ‘I love you’ for me is easier.” Many times words fall short to express what the heart desires, and is then mu
Amy’s ghost haunts Gaultier’s Paris show
It was reported recently that Jean Paul Gaultier’s tribute to Amy Winehouse at the Paris Fashion Week irked the singer’s father Mitch, and he censured the designer’s collection by calling it in “bad t
Better laws for nation
We all know that 62 years back our Constitution came into effect on January 26, and recently we saw a huge movement to introduce the Lokpal Bill where youngsters played a major role by supporting this
GenNext designers to shine at LFW
The fashion fraternity in the capital should make room for young talent as three young designers from Delhi are all set to make an impact with their debut at the Lakme Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2012
Tournament for gaming addicts
Who would have thought that digital gaming would be so big one day that we might have a tournament for it?
E-learning made easy
Online educational system is making its presence felt among college students.
Metaphor of kite in drama of life
Movies are the mirror of a society, and an upcoming Hindi film Yeh Khula Aasman directed by Gitanjali Sinha, is an attempt to reflect the current generation gap and plight of nuclear families in moder
Dancing against corrupt system
They came, they saw, they danced.
Rishi’s reality stint to break stereotype
The first edition of reality show Survivor India has already hit the small screen, and according to Delhi-based makeover artist and celebrity stylist Rishi Raj, who is one of the participants, doing a