Zelda Pande shows you how to make curd from scratch.

Dr M Madan Kumar, 45, shares some tips to sail through these troubled times.

Recipes by chef Sabir Khan, banquet tandoor chef at Jaypee Greens Golf and Spa Resort, Noida.

Rahul Dokania on the five things he did during the lockdown.

Boston based poet and writer Sunayana Kachroo writes about her mother.

Whether you are working from home, or doing household chores, it is important to keep aside some time for a recovery period along the way, to help replenish the energy being invested by you.

Deepak G C, 49, an electrical engineer, shares his fascinating story.

Avani Bhavya Shaliya from Borivali, Mumbai tells us why she adores her mother Chandra Ravilal Dedhia so much.

These talented youngsters prove that nothing is impossible.

When given an option of signing up to a service that is new to you, check for social signups via established products like Google, Facebook, Twitter etc.

Rediff.com reader Milon Kumar Sanyal from Kolkata tells us how he kept himself busy during the lockdown.

Munch seeds like flax seeds, sunflower seeds, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, etc. Include fruits and berries. They are delicious and healthy.

Mohammad Irfan Abdul Aziz, 39 from Nasik shares his casual work from home look!

'I have been cooking meals that I've never cooked before!' the pop star shared.

Sanjali Ekatpure from Akluj, Solapur writes about her mother Shailaja Ekatpure.

Shiva Kumar, 49 from Bangalore shares some tips to maintain hygiene.

Rediff readers sent us these pictures drawn by their kids.

Ahead of Mother's Day, Rediff readers write about their mothers and tell us what they mean to them.

Koushik Debnath from Agartala tells us how he spent the last few days in the lockdown.

HR sends an email saying I absented myself from a Zoom conference and the boss is pissed. I take the clothes out of the washing machine, sighs Kishore Singh.

'The game which I loved the most, it was taken away.'

'More than 114 cases have been registered for spreading fake messages, rumours and fake news on WhatsApp.'

'The challenge will be making sure its efficacy is high.'

'Strengthen hospital capacity, look after patients who need care, primarily ICU care...'

'Oh god, these workers will now spread the virus! Their only concern was to think about themselves.'

'This prime minister thinks he knows everything.'

'All is well in Visakhapatnam for now.'

'Unless we make our own testing kits, we will not get out of this disease faster.'

'If the trial succeeds, it will become the success of Ayurveda.'

'Does it mean that till the COVID-19 fight is over, the governor should be non-functional, in sleep mode, and fiddling in the Raj Bhavan while the state is burning?'

'The government will have to provide something for migrant workers or 'Farmers will still survive because they will eat what they produce.'

'In Mumbai the mortality rate was reaching a percentage of almost 8 plus in about April.'

'What is happening now is the virus is trying to survive inside us, and we are also trying to survive.'

'I can sense that because we have shared a room for 20 years of our lives.'

'All the animals -- buffaloes and dogs -- in the proximity of the factory are dead.'

'When we make these action machismo films, the stupidest thing is to show that the hero sails through a thousand people. It's a tradition we have grown up with.''We don't have the basis of creating a Bruce Lee or a Jackie Chan.'

As part of a study, young couples revealed different condom negotiation strategies to cope with unprotected sex.

'I am 51 now. I think I can do action till 56.' 'After that, God knows.'

Raipur's Nami Rai didn't let marriage or lack of sporting facilities affect her love for fitness.

A sum insured of Rs 3 lakh to Rs 5 lakh may have been sufficient seven-eight years ago but would be inadequate today, especially for people living in metros, points out Sanjay Kumar Singh.

I am glad to bat anywhere the team wants me to: Pant

His condition will be 'assessed' on Monday, the Mumbai Indians team management said.

'While this (Mueller's) report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" and sets out evidence on "both sides of the question'

'This business of monopoly of one family must end.''Here, they picked up a few leaders for him as he needed support which was okay, but later, they became his cronies.'

The scholarship -- meant for girls aged between 17 and 23 years -- will help them advance in their career.

The last date to apply for the medical entrance exam is December 31.

A Bengaluru based mattress firm is inviting candidates to sleep for 9 hours every night for 100 days as part of a sleep internship.

Companies such as Uber, Accenture, BNY Mellon, The Lalit, Kronokare and Unhotel will be hiring candidates for various roles.