Nrityantar organises Naman with Madhulita Mohapatra
Bangalore-based Odissi exponent Madhulita Mohapatra and her school, Nrityantar, held their annual show Naman at Ada Rangamandira Auditorium recently.
Bangalore-based Odissi exponent Madhulita Mohapatra and her school, Nrityantar, held their annual show Naman at Ada Rangamandira Auditorium recently.
Ek Peyala Coffee, a crime thriller by playwright and actor Tarun Roy, under the pseudonym, Dhanjay Bairagi, was a popular theatre play on Bengali stages more than three decades ago.
Workplace stress is becoming a significant issue across industries, impacting both employee health and organisational performance. Without effective management, stress can lead to severe physical and mental health problems, including heart attacks and suicide.
Bharat Chamber of Commerce in association with the Indian Council of Arbitration organised a symposium on ‘Legal Reforms for Sustainable Growth’, which was addressed by Guest-in-Chief Mr Arjun Ram Meghwal, Minister of State (Independent Charge), Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India
Puja, this year got welcomed by Five and Dime’s ‘Red and White Agomoni celebration’, on 20 September, bringing together influential personalities, esteemed guests, and media professionals and hence making the night a star-spangled affair.
India is witnessing a troubling surge in abandoned pets, particularly breed dogs, reflecting a complex interplay of societal attitudes, economic pressures, and inadequate pet care education.
Does the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code fix debt or fuel the economy, asks Debarshi Chakraborty
In today’s fast-changing digital world, cyber threats are getting more advanced, common, and harmful. To handle these challenges, organisations need strong cybersecurity strategies that help them predict, find, and react to possible attacks.
The northeast, known for its diverse cultures and traditions, is once again at the heart of a political storm surrounding the controversial issue of cow slaughter.
No marriage is perfect and no two partners are perfect. “How two imperfectly perfect individuals balance every aspect of marriage, companionship, and life is what makes it a successful marriage” is what Sanchita Saha believes in.
