Actress Tanushree Dutta is rightly regarded as the founding-mother of the "MeToo Movement" in India. When she spoke on her experience of being harassed 10 years ago, she opened up the floodgates for numerous other women from every walk of life to come forward with their stories.


'MeToo Movement' is far bigger than me: Tanushree Dutta


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The Dandi March, an act of courage etched deeply in Indian history, is recreated here in an ongoing exhibition that seeks to answer how artists contemporary to Mahatma Gandhi imagined and portrayed the figure who led the Salt Satyagraha in 1930.


Gandhi's Dandi March recreated aesthetically in Delhi's NGMA


Michelin-starred chef Gordon Ramsay on Tuesday announced that he and his wife Tana are expecting their fifth child.


Chef Gordon Ramsay to become father for fifth time


A yellow band, tied to the arms of visitors and organisers of the 15-day Dastkari Haat Crafts Bazaar that opened here on Tuesday, represents the silent protest of Indian craftspeople against substitution of the hand-made, and their demand for a dedicated bazaar in the capital.


Dastkari Crafts Bazaar opens, Jaitly reiterates 'genuine' crafts market demand


Aiming to make employees feel happier at work, a start-up led by three ex-Googlers, is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to "push" individual employees into small actions that improve staffers' satisfaction and foster better teamwork, The New York Times has reported.


Start-up by ex-Googlers uses AI to make people happier at work


Kolkata ushered in the New Year on Tuesday by sharing warm greetings, enjoying picnics at popular tourist spots, beating the chill and partying hard.


Kolkata ushers New Year in festive mood


President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday extended their greetings to the people on the occasion of New Year 2019.


Kovind, Modi greet nation on New Year


While loss of a loved one or breakdown of a relationship is often linked to a "broken heart", not much is known why such emotional trauma could make someone physically ill. New research suggests that the body's own immune response could play a key role in the condition.


Why bereavement can lead to a 'broken heart'


A known name in southern films, actress Shubra Aiyappa is now driving all her energies to enter Bollywood. She feels that acting is not the kindest career to opt for but the satisfaction it delivers is unmatched.


Acting not the kindest career but the satisfaction is unmatched: Shubra Aiyappa


As demands for high-end mobile games continue to rise in the country, Taiwanese electronics major ASUS recently launched its first gaming-centric smartphone under its Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand in India.


ASUS ROG Phone: Power-packed beast for gaming enthusiasts (Tech Review)


Ace photographer Atul Kasbekar says the future of photography is linked with videos and it would be difficult for aspiring ones to be at the top by just shooting still photography.


Future of photography inevitably linked with video: Atul Kasbekar


While talking to a person, making a little tilt of the head may help the other person know you better, paving the way for deeper social engagement, suggests new research.


Tilt of head can boost social engagement: Study


While many parents blame Snapchat for keeping their kids engaged on phones for a very long time, the popular messaging app's Co-founder Evan Spiegel limits screen time for his seven-year-old stepchild, the media reported.


Snapchat Co-founder limits stepson's screen time


Russian President Vladimir Putin laced up his skates here on Saturday for what has become a traditional year-end ice hockey match on Moscow's Red Square.


Putin takes part in holiday ice hockey game


While many people rely on chicken noodle soup to soothe a cold, very few know about the other ways the broth brings relief, a dietician says.


Here's how chicken soup's medical magic works


While we all love to binge on rich, palatable Christmas meals, its consumption in large quantities may boost cholesterol levels, researchers have warned.


Christmas meal linked to high cholesterol level: Study


Elderly people above 65 who are newly diagnosed with heart failure can continue moderate alcohol drinking without worsening their condition, a new study suggests.


Moderate drinking not harmful for elderly patients with heart failure


The year 2019 will be a season of contrasts as all the previous fashion rules will be broken. Untraditional aesthetics will take the spotlight, menswear and womens wear will shift through global cultures and comfort will be the key.


Ways to revamp your closet in 2019 (Lead, correcting para 2)


Making resolutions and scheduling actions for New Year is something that everyone aspires for. But, the real challenge is in keeping up the momentum to achieve the goals. Chaotic routines, dwindling will-power or plain laziness tend to succumb to these at some point or the other. However a few steps might help you to achieve the goals you have set for yourself in 2019.


How to keep up with your New Year resolutions?



Ways to revamp your closet in 2019


A New Year resolution of abstaining from booze for the month of January will not only give you more energy, better sleep and less fat around your waistline but also regain control of your drinking for rest of the year, researchers say.

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