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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 26, 2026
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The great iced coffee debate: Is it okay to bring it to a job interview? (opens the original)
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The internet has found its latest battlefield, and it’s drenched in condensed milk and double-shot espresso. What started as a standard career advice video on social media has spiralled into a generational warfare over workplace etiquette. So, what’s happening? A TikTok video by US-based corporate recruiter Caitlin Wehniainen speaking about Gen Z candidates walking into job interviews, cold beverage in tow, clocked 500K views. She called it an immediate faux pas. “Don’t waltz into your interview
‘Felt like retiring, but Dhurandhar changed everything’: Bombay Rockers’ Navtej Singh Rehal on ‘Ari Ari’ remake (opens the original)
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Two decades after “Ari Ari” became a staple at every Indian party, the track has found a whole new audience. Refreshed by composer Shashwat Sachdev for the film Dhurandhar: The Revenge, the 2003 hit is topping playlists all over again. For Navtej Singh Rehal, known as Naf, the lead voice behind Bombay Rockers, who was in the Capital on Friday for Denmark Day celebrations, watching a younger generation dance to his music is nothing short of special. “It’s a very special feeling. Ari Ari is like m
Why ghungroo hair accessories are big this season (opens the original)
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If you are looking to amp up a basic hairstyle this festive season, take a cue from actor Shanaya Kapoor. She recently turned heads during Ganpati celebrations by weaving countless ghungroos into her hair. The trend is gaining popularity on social media, with videos under the #ghungroo hashtag surpassing 1.5 million views as beauty creators show off their own hair moments. Experts are calling it, and we agree: tinkling hair accessories are about to be a big hit on every Garba floor and at weddin
Kathak exponent Shovana Narayan performs 'Fractured Harmonies' to raise environmental awareness (opens the original)
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The atmosphere at Kamani Auditorium on Thursday evening was charged with a shared sense of urgency and cultural appreciation. Art lovers and environmental enthusiasts gathered for Fractured Harmonies: A Call for Renewal, a thematic Kathak performance led by Padma Shri Guru Dr Shovana Narayan and her Asavari Repertory. Before entering the main hall, guests lingered in the foyer, browsing a visual art exhibition curated by Kishore Labar. The production moved through four acts, taking the audience
Delhi’s elite gather at The Leela Palace for Suhel Seth’s book reading (opens the original)
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Despite the heavy downpour on Friday, the ballroom at The Leela Palace saw Delhi’s glitterati, literary enthusiasts, and prominent faces gather for an evening filled with laughter and candid conversation. The occasion was the reading of Suhel Seth’s latest book, WTF India: Are We Losing the Plot? Publisher Chiki Sarkar took the stage first to introduce the book. She shared, “It felt completely natural for us to ask him to write a book. We had been talking about him writing for a while, going bac
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