Pramita Bose
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Blueberries Are More Than Just A Pretty Fruit: Here’s Why They’re Good For You (opens the original)
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Have you ever fantasised diving deep into a goodness pool? More so, if it’s filled will blueberries to the brim! Already kicked about the idea? Well, we then got you covered.Blueberries are natives to North America. They are widely-found fruits with both wild and cultivated varieties in the commercial sector. They belong to the class of perennial flowering plants bearing blue or purple berries in the Cyanococcus segment within the genus Vaccinium. Blueberries carry the legacy of a nutrient-dense
Facelets, The Bold Jewellery Trend Bringing Bling To Your Face (opens the original)
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Whenever there is a style drop along the fashion boulevard, the impact is unequivocally net crashing. More so, if it’s a quirky trend. The fine line between artistic craftsmanship and functional accessories, jewellery and home hardware is increasingly fading out. With proclivity for bespoke orders dictating finicky customer choices, ornaments now reflect wearable art, statement pieces and an extension of individual persona. The latest pivot to haunt and dominate the jewellery chest is facelet or
These Statement Bags Are Breaking The Internet — And Redefining Luxury Like Never Before (opens the original)
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Women’s all-time besties — handbags — are in hot pursuit now. Always dangling on her side or tucked in snugly under the arm or held tightly in fists, essential accessories like bags and purses are a pretty maiden’s true, blue companions that she shares a lifelong loyal bond with. They are flaunted more popularly as useful accessories — an important belonging in a lady’s cupboard. But beyond the basics of no-frills functionality, bags, totes, cases, clutches, wallets are now a wonderful work of a
Typhoid Outbreak Alert? Doctors Reveal Why Cases Are Rising This Monsoon (opens the original)
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Monsoon is the season when germs breed and multiply. As a result, vector- and water-borne diseases like dengue, malaria and typhoid spike in no time. Therefore, timely diagnosis and medical intervention are highly necessary. Noticeably, typhoid made a recent resurgence with reports suggesting a spurt in the number of patients contracting the infectious illness. Incidentally, Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder-activist Abhijeet Dipke was diagnosed with typhoid last weekend amid his protest move
FPJ 98th Anniversary: How Maharashtra's Handloom Weavers Are Keeping India's Textile Heritage Alive (opens the original)
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Long before the clarion call for vocal for local, atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India), Kaushal Bharat (Skilled India), the weaving and the artisan communities of the nation became the torchbearers of homemade goods and services in the nooks and corners of their modest homes. Their family-run occupation and trade have not only sown the seeds of earthy aesthetics over the years but have also kept the cultural pride of India — heritage craftsmanship — alive forever. Maharashtra, a thickly popul
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