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Every workday needs a game plan

Getting more done during the workday is the employee’s goal. Why then does he feel frustrated at the end of the day, about productivity? Here are some common workplace mistakes, and the ways to avoid them.



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Make your money work for you

Making a case for youngsters needing to save right from their first salary




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Get a bite with Bitcoin: Bangalore restaurant now accepts payment in Bitcoins

Suryawanshi in Bengaluru is the second restaurant in the country to have started accepting bitcoins.




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Money laundering laws will now cover cryptocurrency trade

Indian cryptocurrency exchanges will have to report suspicious activity to the Financial Intelligence Unit India




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Unveiling the Cosmic Mystery: Why Is Space Dark?

Explore why space appears dark despite the countless stars in the universe. Learn about the inverse square law of light and the vast distances between stars that cause the darkness of space.




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Sunita Williams Bids Adieu To Boeing's Starliner; Spacecraft Left Space Station For Earth

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft has left the International Space Station (ISS) and is on its way back to Earth. 




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Elon Musk-Led Space X Aims For First Uncrewed Starship Mission To Mars Within 2 Years

Elon Musk-led SpaceX recently launched the third test flight of its 400-foot-tall Starship rocket, along with the Heavy booster. 




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Indian Space Startup Pixxel Bags NASA Contract To Support Earth Science Research

The satellites can help detect, monitor, and predict critical global phenomena across agriculture, oil and gas, mining, environment, and other sectors in up to 50 times richer detail. 




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Elon Musk's SpaceX Sent Three Civilians To Spacewalk On Polaris Dawn - Who Are They?

It lifted off atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket today at after 5:23 a.m. EDT (2:54 PM IST) from historic Launch Complex-39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC).




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Explained: Why Earth Vibrated For 9 Days Continuously In 2023? Know About Greenland Landslide Mega Tsunami

Due to climate change and rising global temperatures, the glaciers had been gradually thinning. When the glacier finally gave way, it sent a colossal amount of debris tumbling into the fjord, displacing enough material to fill around 10,000 Olympic-sized pools.




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'All Preparatory Steps For Manned Mission To Moon Approved': Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw As Cabinet Approves Chandrayaan-4 Mission

Union Cabinet today approved the 'Chandrayaan-4' mission, aimed at developing and demonstrating the technologies required for landing Indian astronauts on the moon and ensuring their safe return to Earth. 




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Bharatiya Anthariksh Station: India To Have Its Space Station, Announces PM Modi

The Union Cabinet today approved the first step towards the Bharatiya Antariksh Station.




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Water On The Moon: Surprising New Discovery Reveals The Moon Has More Water Than Expected!

New research reveals that the Moon contains far more water than previously thought, surprising scientists and reshaping future lunar exploration plans!




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NASA Astronaut Sunita Williams In Poor Health? Doctor Shares How Extended Space Stay Can Take A Toll

While concerns have been raised repeatedly about the health of the astronauts stuck in space, recent photos have stirred the discussion. Williams appears gaunt, which experts say might indicate nutritional deficiencies 




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Celebrating the will to fight

“Cansurvive: Subah Ka Pata” deals with the dreaded disease with sensitivity and imagination.




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Breathing life into leather

Seethalakshmi talks to Geetha Venkatramanan about pursuing a rare art form.




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Let imagination soar

The Little Theatre’s The Garage Gang is a good mix of dance, improv and retelling of classic tales




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Meeting Noma Dumezweni was like meeting my older self: Emma Watson

The actor said seeing the London stage production made her feel connected to her wizard alter ego Hermione Granger once again.




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Painting with the senses

Theatre for Young Audiences is drawing lessons from Picasso’s art to stage plays for children




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Through the stages of Krishnattam

Martha Bush Ashton-Sikora’s book on Krishnattam is a comprehensive documentation of the art form, including its history and practice.




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Interpreting Don Quixote in Kathakali

Margi premiered its Kathakali version of Don Quixote, ‘Kihothe’, in Thiruvananthapuram. The performance and text captured the essence of the novel while sticking to the format of Kathakali.




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When Raghavanka comes to stage...

Benaka’s performance of Raghavanka’s Harishchandra Kavya was certainly an act of courage




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Do we find new meanings?

A stripped down, simple to understand script left much to be desired in the recently-staged production, Shylock




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Raktbeej: Reining in on relationship

Rangadhara’s emotionally charged play ‘Raktbeej’ connected with the audience and won applause.




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Kala Pahada: Play par excellence

Oriya play ‘Kala Pahada’ enthralled audience in Vizag with the histrionic talent of its actors.




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A case of familial fallacy

Rasaranjani’s ‘Pampakalu’ was an engaging play with impressive performances.




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Debates with a difference

‘Yaavarum Kaelir’ stands out for its erudite host and an impressive line-up of speakers




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An imprint of Akella Achyuta Ramam’s repertoire

As writer, poet, dramatist late Akella Achyuta Ramam’s works open up to the public, his son Akella Venkateshwar recalls his father’s unique facets and the challenges in keeping his legacy alive.




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The race of life

Veteran theatre director Ranjit Kapoor’s “Ek Ghoda Chhey Sawaar” impresses with its sparkling comic touch.




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Voices from the margins

Noted theatre practitioner Dhirendranath Mallik on bringing Odia theatre into national consciousness.




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‘I have always been in awe of theatre’

As she is all set to make her debut in theatre as Shakuntala, Manju Warrier admits she is excited and nervous about her new role




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Loving a king, a mind was lost

Narendra Prasad’s play etches the real-life story of a woman who lived in the capital’s wayside




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It's showtime, Hyderabad!

The Hindu Theatre Fest, which opens in Hyderabad on August 19, promises a line up of unique stories




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Forging new paths

Three Tamil plays feature among the six in The Hindu Theatre Fest 2016, which brings together a mix of abstract, fun and emotionally-charged creations




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Three plays shortlisted for The Hindu Playwright Award




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‘Sri Krishna Rayabharam’ retains its flavour

The popular ‘Sri Krishna Rayabharam’ was staged in Vijayawada.




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Women take centrestage

Urvashi and Lalitha were in focus at a Kathakali performance in Palakkad.




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The eternal charm of Shakuntalam

Kavalam Narayana Panicker’s take of the classic play, ‘Abhijnana Shakuntalam’, with Manju Warrier in the lead, mesmerised the audience.




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Laughter held back by a sob

Naguvaaga Nakku explores the mother-daughter relationship in an intimate way




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Celebrating Tamil theatre

Here’s a lowdown on the three Tamil plays that are to be staged at The Hindu Theatre Fest.




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Play of simplicity, greatness and myth

Three productions this weekend bring to stage Indian classics and mythology




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Tales well told

“Ek Baar Ki Baat Hai” – the solo enactment of four timeless stories kept the audience riveted for over two hours




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The tragic hero

Events leading up to Keechaka’s death was well captured in ‘Keechakavadham’.




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Not for laughs

The Gurusmarana festival at Ammannur Gurukulam, Irinjalakuda, highlighted the true role of a Chakyar in a play.




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Gripping mythological

The play ‘Bhakta Markandeya’ by Savera Arts, Kadapa was gripping and entertaining.




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Veteran Marathi actor Nandu Pol passes away

He was extremely prolific, with a substantial body of work in television and appearing in popular advertisements as well.




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Man versus technology

Though Rajesh Singh failed to synthesise all the expressive ingredients of the play, “How to Disappear Completely andNever be Found” managed to evoke a sense of anxietyabout the world we live in.




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The tale of Turram Khan

As Mohammad Ali Baig’s “1857: Turrebaz Khan” opens in Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August, the playwright-director-actor talks about the heroic figure in Deccan history




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To the theatre born

Gireesan Sopanam’s histrionic skills, discovered rather fortuitously, has made him an integral part of the late Kavalam Narayana Panicker’s plays for the last 34 years.




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Mythological narrative

Sabari’s story was retold on stage by Saveri Samskrutika Samstha.