'When I came to India a year ago, all I knew were two words: 'Accha' and 'Namaste'.'

'I have only done supernatural fiction shows so far.'I wanted to do KKK because I find it very adventurous.'

'I will perform every stunt like it is my last.'

'We are getting a show to do stuff like jumping off a helicopter.''Even if you pay, you won't get to do these things.'

Colors TV's new show Shiv Shakti: Tap Tyag Tandav tells the story of love between Lord Shiva and Parvati/ Shakti.

Popular YouTuber and social media influencer Elvish Yadav is making his presence felt inside the Bigg Boss OTT house.

'I came to Bigg Boss so that I could explore and understand myself.'

'I already won. The fact that I was spotted and my name was heard and my face was all over India! I know how big Bigg Boss is.'

'You live there for 60 days and then when you see people rejecting you, nominating you, and you are like, "I just want to go home; I don't want to be here".'

'They voted me out as they realised that I am not a meethi choori, but a teeki one.'

'I never fought with anyone.''I was not rude to anyone. 'I did not argue with anyone.''I did not misbehave with any girl.''The only person I did not get along was Abhishek.'

Television actor Arti Singh, best known for her stint on Bigg Boss 13, is all set to get married on April 25 in Mumbai.

'I want to make it on my own. But could you tell me where to start?'

Namrata Thakker takes a closer look at her through her Instagram feed.

Providence College, Coonoor, is enabling girls from the weaker sections to pursue job-oriented courses and live their dreams.

A heady mix of fun and exciting fields of study awaited us at Kingston, writes RADHIKA KHEMKA.

How can one stick to the essential and make optimal use of time in the next six weeks?

The 18-month programme of the Natya Institute of Kathak and Choreography, Bengaluru, focuses on quintessential choreography skills — concept, movement creation, music, stage and so on. An interview with director Madhu Natraj Kiran on what the institute offers.

Want to understand the nitty-gritty of various laws and get hands-on experience? A mock court session can do the trick. Hear it from some mooters.

Can all kinds of occupations be rewarding? How does our approach to what we do matter?

Slam poetry has spread its roots in Delhi University. The team that will be representing India at the International CUPSI talks about its plans.

How do we develop the mental agility to find creative solutions?

How can institutions become eligible for receiving support from the Government of India for setting up technology business incubators?

Strike a balance between using social media wisely and not losing touch with the real world.

The Indian Air Force is on a drive to spread career-related information and enthuse school and college-goers.

Green talents Award winner Shamik Chowdhury on his research and opportunities in Germany.

National award-winning science teacher K Sureshkumar’s pedagogical laboratory in Thiruvananthapuram enables students of high school to conduct experiments in Physics and learn the concepts themselves

Five poems from Sudeep Sen’s new collection of poetry, prose and photography

The adman’s day dawns with verses on topical concerns. They are my sunrise, he says, after completing six years of the exercise

Rasheed Kidwai’s book on the Gwalior royal family is as much a palace chronicle as it is a companion volume to modern Indian political history

But Italy are worthy winners of a wonderful football spectacle

When finding a hospital bed proved daunting during the devastating second wave of Covid-19, the villagers of the Maharashtra taluk got together to set up makeshift healthcare centres

Kanika Dhillon, the creator of fiesty heroines — ‘Manmarziyan’, ‘Kedarnath’ and ‘Haseen Dillruba’

It’s the birth anniversary of French painter, Paul Delaroche whose paintings of historical scenes were hugely appreciated. This week’s quiz is about painters and paintings

His father taught him to be a good human being first and realise the importance of work. Sabu Jacob opens up about his success as an entrepreneur, passions beyond work and moving his business out of Kerala

David J Linden investigates what makes us human and what makes us distinctly, immutably ourselves

When changing jobs, upright professionals should communicate their decision to resign with truth and honesty, with respect and gratitude

Over 63 years after its release, an author traces down Parama Bhattaraka, the impish child actor in one of Bengal’s most loved films

Several Indians made their debut at the Olympics when they were in their teens — the youngest was just 11

At one time the primary producers of the country’s vaccine requirements, the units are in terminal decline. Can they be revived?

When prime minister Rajiv Gandhi was lectured on free market economics, and cornered about the luxury addition in Satish Sharma’s farmhouse

A riveting podcast charts the making of the men who unleashed carnage on the planet

Smart farming with no soil and a controlled environment has a promising market