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Have you ever wondered why Janmashtami is celebrated across India, yet the festivities in Mathura and Vrindavan feel completely different? The answer lies in the deep connection these sacred towns share with Lord Krishna. Here, people do not simply celebrate Krishna’s birthday. They celebrate his life, his childhood, his divine play and the stories that have shaped Braj for centuries. Mathura: The Birthplace of Lord Krishna Mathura holds a special place in Hindu tradition as the birthplace of Lord Krishna. According to belief, Krishna was born at midnight in a prison cell to Devaki and Vasudeva while the kingdom was…

Actress, model, influencer and social worker Ekta Jain has stepped into the world of chat shows with her new series ‘Dil Se Life Tak’. The show opened with a special conversation featuring renowned astrologer, numerologist, Vastu expert, face reader and palmist Dr. Khoja. The first episode explored a wide range of topics, from personal growth and success to Vastu, astrology, numerology and future predictions. Unlike a conventional celebrity chat show, Dil Se Life Tak aims to bring conversations that connect with everyday experiences. The debut episode focused on subjects that influence personal and professional life, while also offering viewers an…

Every year, some interior designer or lifestyle expert declares that beige is dead and colour is back. This year, it happened again, with designers telling us that Indian homes are finally becoming a reflection of who we are. It sounds inspiring. It also skips over how most Indian households actually make decisions about their homes. Walk into an average Indian home and ask who chose the sofa colour, the wall paint, or the dining table design. The answer is rarely “I did, because it reflects my personality.” It is usually a mix of what parents approved, what the budget allowed,…

On paper, India’s job story should be a happy one. Unemployment has dropped sharply over the last few years. More women are working than ever before. Vacancies are being filled. Yet ask any young Indian how they feel about their job prospects, and you will likely hear something far less optimistic. The latest India Today Mood of the Nation survey captures exactly this contradiction. And once you look closely at the numbers behind India’s “improving” job market, it becomes easier to understand why young people simply aren’t buying the good news. The official numbers look encouraging According to the Economic…

Air purifiers are increasingly becoming a part of everyday life, especially in cities where dust, traffic and changing weather conditions can affect indoor air quality. Keeping this growing need in mind, XECH Technologies has launched XECH Atmos, a compact air purifier priced at ₹2,999 and designed specifically for smaller indoor spaces. The new purifier is designed for rooms of up to 175 sq. ft., making it suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, kids’ rooms, study areas, home offices, cabins and even personal workspaces. XECH says Atmos has been developed with the idea of making air purification more accessible to Indian households.…

If you are wondering what to watch on OTT this week, there is no shortage of options. From mystery and crime to family relationships, friendship and ambition, the latest releases bring together very different stories for different kinds of viewers. Among the titles creating interest are Missing Mahila, Chumbak, Part-Timers, Bandar and Babita Singh Reporting. Each takes a different route, but all five promise stories that can keep audiences engaged. Missing Mahila: When Trust Begins to Crack Featuring Mitra Gadhvi and Esha Kansara, Missing Mahila revolves around questions of marriage, trust and identity. The story follows Bhavesh as he begins…

India’s bartending scene has found its first Grand Gold Maestro. Yumit Kumar of The First Floor, Delhi, has won the top title at the inaugural Bar Maestro, a nationwide bartending competition by ABD Maestro, in association with Tulleeho Beverage Academy. The competition concluded at the International Food & Beverage Exhibition (IFBE) in Mumbai, where 16 of India’s leading bartenders came together for the Grand Finale. What followed was an evening filled with creativity, technique and some seriously inventive cocktails. The final challenge was anything but ordinary. Each bartender had to create an original cocktail inspired by the five elements of…

Mumbai (Anil Bedag): Devgn CineX is stepping up its expansion plans across South India, marking a significant milestone in its journey to build a strong pan-India cinema exhibition network. The company is set to launch an 11-screen megaplex in Bengaluru and a seven-screen property in Hyderabad by the end of the year, adding a total of 18 new screens to its growing portfolio. The expansion comes at a time when the Indian cinema exhibition industry is undergoing a major transformation. Audiences are increasingly seeking experiences that go beyond traditional movie screenings, with premium amenities, entertainment options and personalised services becoming important…

For Indian travellers planning a summer escape, Europe continues to offer an irresistible mix of history, culture, cuisine and scenic beauty. While popular destinations such as Paris, Rome and Venice remain firm favourites, multi-city travel is becoming an increasingly appealing way to experience more of the continent in a single holiday. A European itinerary can bring together iconic landmarks and distinctive local experiences. Paris charms visitors with its art, architecture and celebrated culinary scene, while Rome offers centuries of history alongside its vibrant contemporary culture. Venice, with its canals and timeless character, provides a travel experience unlike any other. Milan…

There are some things sitting in our kitchen that we use so often, we almost stop noticing them. Hing is one of them. A tiny pinch goes into dal, kadhi, sabzi or tadka, and suddenly the whole kitchen smells different. But have you ever wondered what hing actually is? Here is the first surprise. Hing does not come from a seed or a leaf. It comes from the underground part of a plant. WHERE DOES REAL HING COME FROM? Hing, also called heeng or asafoetida, comes from several species of the Ferula plant, which belongs to the celery family. The…