Page 246 - Lifestyle News

Monet's water lilies fetches record $54 mn

Monet, considered the founder of Impressionistic style of painting, executed the work at the famous lily pond in his garden in Givency

KCR asks officials to demolish illegal constructions

Advises the officials to take help of police, if necessary, in this regard

Kolkata metro snag leaves passengers stranded in tunnel for hours

Today's incident was also in one of the decade old non-ac rakes

17 hurt at Tata Steel Kalinganagar site

The security forces had to fire bullets to quell the agitators and in the process injured two workers

'Lights went out,' but he kept playing

Uruguayan player, Álvaro Pereira's return to the field after a head injury stirs debate on player safety

Bend it like a Brazilian? Not at this World Cup

Beautiful game played with a Gaúcho flair in southern Brazil

The soccer culture in Porto Alegre showcases the cultural intricacies in the country's obsession for the game

Governor cannot demand reason for his removal: Subhash C Kashyap

Interview with former secretary-general of Lok Sabha

Fire breaks out in Mumbai high-rise

Four fire tenders rushed to spot, no casualties reported so far

Mundane is the muse

Dirty laundry, dish drainers, detergents and skull caps inspire three designers to reinvent style and make the banal fashionable

'Govt can't interfere in religious affairs of Puri temple'

According to long established tradition and practice of Jagannath temple, Shankaracharya has the right to offer his advice regarding rituals in the Puri temple

UP moots reviving defunct cinema halls as multiplexes

Most of these defunct cinemas are located in prime locations in the respective towns

Legendary Jazz musician Horace Silver dies

Silver was one of the most admired pianists and composers and was a pioneer of a rhythmic jazz style known as 'hard bop'

Himachal govt gears up to deal with duplicate ration cards

Farmers in Himachal go for power tillers

Job fair for differently-abled in Ahmedabad on June 20

CII and BPA expect more than 1,000 differently-abled persons and over 20 organisations to take part in the job fair

Karnataka minister assures steps to control sea erosion

Says sea erosion has been a huge problem in the coastal districts every year during the monsoon

Garbage: Mandur to be given undertaking

'There are 2.5 mn buildings in city, of which 1.5 mn are listed'

Soybean sowing likely to be delayed in MP

The delay will also affect sowing of other kharif crops like paddy, pulses, cotton and groundnut

Mysore flour mill owner gets possession of palace

Nagaraju's dogged fight over a period of 18 years for his ancestral property began from scratch