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Glam drop series with HT City | Get your fingertips Navratri-ready with these trending press-on nails (opens the original)
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In the first of our 10-part Navratri shopping series, we spotlight how to ace the garba-dandiya night glam right on your fingertips. From spinning dandiyas to mirror work and bandhni, here’s a look at how festive motifs are turning tiny press-on nails into Navratri’s much-loved style quotient. A post shared by the nail house by niku (@the.nail_house) Niku Patel, owner of The Nail House (@the.nail_house), says: “The idea for spinning dandiya nail art came from a dandiya stick that I picked up at
Fat Dogs of Delhi competition: When does ‘chonky’ stop being cute and becomes unhealthy? Veterinarians, dog feeders, and trainers weigh in (opens the original)
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Delhi’s fat community dogs have found an unlikely fan following with the legit viral Fat Dogs of Delhi competition. It has put the Capital’s portly pooches in the spotlight by inviting people to vote for their favourites. With the results set to be announced tomorrow (October 1) at 2pm, the contest celebrates some of the city’s much-loved community dogs but has also sparked a conversation about more serious issues, such as their health. READ | Delhi’s heavyweight election gets ruff: Intense poll
Garba-dandiya classes begin in Delhi: What would you pay to perfect pace and dance moves? Here's were to learn in NCR (opens the original)
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With Navratri just a few weeks away, Delhiites are making every moment count to ace the fast-paced moves and turns of dandiya and garba. Across the city, dance studios and cultural groups have started conducting classes and workshops, catering to every age bracket and level, from beginners to experienced dancers, looking to perfect their spins before the festive spirit sets in. Dance teachers and workshop conductors share that it actually takes at least a month to be able to learn and perform th
Festive fashion alert: The bindi is getting its maximalist moment, from stones and jewel upgrades to gothic vibes (opens the original)
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As the festive calendar fills up, minimalism is making way for a little more sparkle. The bindi, once the finishing touch to an Indian look, is now demanding to be the look itself. Think metallic flowers clustered above the eyebrows, crystals tracing the forehead, sculptural spirals curling along the bridge of the nose and ornate pieces crafted from pearls, brass and semi-precious stones. The face is becoming a canvas, and the traditional bindi is being reimagined as jewellery for it. The shift
Book review | Poetry and dictatorship collide in Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea by Sergio Ramírez (opens the original)
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History rarely moves in a straight line. It repeats itself, collects myths and returns through people who may not even realise that they are carrying the past with them. This is the idea at the heart of Sergio Ramírez’s award-winning novel Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea. Now, translated from Spanish into English by Michael B Miller, it retells the urban legend in its unique style. Set in Nicaragua, the novel moves between two significant moments. In 1907, celebrated poet Rubén Darío creates an
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