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Change ~ Are you ready for transformation?

By Nenari, Princess of the Sea, the “Diamondlady” of Lemuria ~The OM (the One Moment) ~Life’s Truisms in Balance~ A weekly column by Nenari “Diamondlady”~ This week’s column I present to you a discourse on the benefits of BEing the change you desire in your life. Enjoy being in this OM, the One Moment.

The creative part of me is deeply unfulfilled: Shashi Tharoor

By Madhusree Chatterjee--- New Delhi, March 17 (IANS)The writer in the busy Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor appears to have taken a backseat. And the minister is wistful....
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Despite computers and cellphones, luxury pen market rules

By Ruchika Kher---- New Delhi, March 16 (IANS) The pen just can't be written off. Branded fountain and ballpoint pens have no dearth of takers in India and sales are rising despite high prices and the growing use of computers, cell phones and the internet. ...
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Sitara Devi's disciple brings adult film to Nepal

By Sudeshna Sarkar---- Kathmandu, March 15 (IANS) Harihar Acharya, a disciple of Indian classical dance doyenne Sitara Devi, is charting a new course for Nepal's film industry by producing the country's first adult movie. ...
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Something Which Never Dies

By Nenari, Princess of the Sea, the “Diamondlady” of Lemuria ~ The OM (the One Moment) ~Life’s Truisms in Balance A weekly column by Nenari “Diamondlady”~ This week’s column I present to you a discourse on that which is free from ever dying. Enjoy being in this OM, the One Moment. ...
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Spring at LFW: Buyers, designers welcome seasonal shift

By Shilpa Raina----- Mumbai, March 10 (IANS) Spring collections were the focus of the just concluded Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) instead of autumn-winter. Designers as well as buyers welcomed the seasonal shift, saying it suited their business and also complemented the Indian weather....
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Egyptian Sufi dance sets the capital alight

New Delhi, March 9 (IANS) Nearly a dozen whirling dervishes of the mystic Sufi cult set the stage at the Indira Gandhi National Centre of Arts (IGNCA) on fire with their high-energy religious folk dance and music in the capital Saturday evening. The dancers of Egypt\'s famous Al Tanourra ensemble performed the Al Darawish dance - circular movement of bodies that reaches a crescendo. ...
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Germany launches fellowship to boost South Asian culture ties

New Delhi, March 9 (IANS) The South Asian Network of the German government's Goethe-Institut Sunday announced a fully funded fellowship to further boost cultural relations with India and create cultural leaders....
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Why Lahaul Lamas pray for Minister M.S. Gill

By Madhusree Chatterjee---- Book: \"Himalayan Wonderland, Travels in Lahaul and Spiti\"; Publisher: Penguin/Viking; Author: Manohar Singh Gill (union sports minister); Price: Rs.599 In the summer of 1962, a restless young Indian administrator, Manohar Singh Gill, made an arduous journey from the north Indian plains to the farthest reaches of Indian Himalayas - the Lahaul and Spiti Valley - and spent a year living and working with the people there. ...
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261 women artists paint their thoughts

New Delhi, March 9 (IANS) Spirituality, women\'s bonding, landscapes, coloured abstractions, shapes and figures - 261 artists from all over the world have put their thoughts on 300 canvases in one of the biggest women\'s art exhibitions at the Art Mall here. ...
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The creative part of me is deeply unfulfilled: Shashi Tharoor

By Madhusree Chatterjee--- New Delhi, March 17 (IANS)The writer in the busy Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor appears to have taken a backseat. And the minister is wistful.

Despite computers and cellphones, luxury pen market rules

By Ruchika Kher---- New Delhi, March 16 (IANS) The pen just can't be written off. Branded fountain and ballpoint pens have no dearth of takers in India and sales are rising despite high prices and the growing use of computers, cell phones and the internet.

Here's a hair-raising trend, thanks to celebs!

By Manpreet Kaur---- New Delhi, March 9 (IANS) If you are worried about a receding hairline, don't go into hiding. Just follow in the footsteps of Bollywood actor Salman Khan or cricketer Virender Sehwag - get your crowning glory back through a hair transplant.

Want great discounts? Just log in

By Shilpa Raina---- New Delhi, Feb 15 (IANS) Your wait for special discounted meal offers or spa vouchers is over; now online portals are offering the best deals to suit your pockets.

Platinum becoming popular in India, slowly but steadily

By Aparajita Gupta---- Kolkata, Feb 15 (IANS) Indians, known for their craving for gold, are now looking at platinum jewelleries with equal enthusiasm, opening market for the elegant and exquisite shining white metal slowly but steadily.

Be my Valentine, at an exotic place

By Shilpa Raina---- New Delhi, Feb 9 (IANS) Tired of candle-lit dinners in the city on Valentine\'s Day? Now you can escape to an island, sip margaritas on the beach and soak up the sun with your loved one. Remember Feb 14 is on a Sunday this year.

Are you buying a blood diamond?

By Shilpa Raina---- New Delhi, Jan 13 (IANS) If you are getting a crystal clear, sparkling solitaire suspiciously cheap, think twice. You may be unintentionally buying a "blood diamond".

Elizabeth Taylor' fragrance tops celebrity perfumes list

London, Dec 31 (IANS) Legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor has seen off competition from pop diva Britney Spears and Sarah Jessica Parker to be named the celebrity with the best-selling perfume of all time.

This Christmas, Bangaloreans have Taj Mahal for a cake

Bangalore, Dec 20 (IANS) How about having the Taj Mahal for a cake this Christmas? Bangaloreans sure are not saying no to this delicious offer.

Costume jewellery: Looks like gold, but doesn't cost the world

By Shilpa Raina--- New Delhi, Dec 1 (IANS) All that glitters ain't gold, but it is sure the next best thing. With the marriage season under way and the price of the real thing skyrocketing, people are increasingly finding wisdom in going for costume jewellery - that too on rent.