Bright sunny weather City having feather Blue are the houses Attraction of the tourists Hotels and restaurants Forts and palaces Lots of temples And its fairs and festivals Delicious foods and spices Mawa kachori Makhaniya lassi Pyaaj kachori, spicy mirchibada Who in this big world Don’t like to eat dal Read more…
Friendship is one of life’s greatest treasures. Friends that are loyal are always there to make you laugh when you are down, they are not afraid to help you avoid mistakes and they look out for your best interest. This kind of friend can be hard to find, but they Read more…
CEBU CITY: Bollywood made a surprise entry into the India-Asean summit meeting. Some Asean members, notably Malaysia, proposed that Bollywood could strike partnerships with Asean counterparts for production of films. Commerce minister Kamal Nath was informed that Bollywood films are becoming popular in the region and there is a business Read more…
“A lot of men think their main love language is Physical Touch because of their desire for sex,” says Jennifer Thomas, PhD, a clinical psychologist in North Carolina who collaborated with Chapman to write The Five Languages of Apology (Northfield, 2008). “But that could just be their testosterone talking. Sexual Read more…
Another entry from Tim Walker – the only journalist to appear in 2011’s most read arts list twice. This one is all about those unfortunate celebrity photographs that help to undo years, sometimes decades, of careful image control. The article came about after former Blur bassist Alex James was caught Read more…
Will we ever see the likes of Steven Spielberg again? That’s the question asked by Tim Walker in this feature article from mid-September. As Spielberg’s heirs set about making summer movies of their own, Tim looked back at what exactly made a ‘golden era’ Spielberg film such a captivating experience.
By various authors Following Michael Gove’s comments that he wants 11-year-olds to read the equivalent of a book a week, we asked three leading authors (Phillip Pullman, Michael Morpurgo and Michael Rosen) and two of The Independent’s in-house book buffs (John Walsh and Katy Guest) to each compile a list Read more…
By Paul Cahalan, Monday 3rd October Not again! Scientists have discovered a hole five times the size of Germany in the ozone layer above the Arctic which is similar to the hole over the Antarctic.
By David McNeill, Friday 9th December Report by David McNeill from Tokyo on how the £19 million from fund set up to rebuild coast stricken by the devastating tsunami, has been diverted to provide security for japan’s whaling fleet.
By Adam Sherwin, Tuesday 22nd March The slow loris, a species of primate native to South-east Asia, stardom on YouTube has been stoking demand among children to turn the wild animal into must-have living toys. But the primate is no pet.
Throughout its long history, Earth has warmed and cooled time and again. Climate has changed when the planet received more or less sunlight due to subtle shifts in its orbit, as the atmosphere or surface changed, or when the Sun’s energy varied. But in the past century, another force has Read more…
We all are well familiar of the corruption and as it is not a new phenomenon in our country. It has taken its roots so deeply in the people’s mind. It is a very common poison in the society since ancient time. It is available from the history time of Read more…