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Classical music has never been about fame: Ustad Shujaat Khan

The 55-year-old, a Grammy Award nominee for Best World Music Album in 2004 has been with the festival for ten years.

24 March 2017 1:29 AM IST

Following the on-flight gadget ban introduced by the US and UK in flights originating from the Middle Eastern countries for fear of a terrorist attack, flights taking off from these countries will have to adhere to the rules (Representational image)

Techies upset, airlines implement gadget ban

The authorities could perhaps ease the ban on transit points.

23 March 2017 4:24 AM IST

A french tourist reads a brochure at the Keralam - Museum of History and Heritage. (Photo: DC)

Storytelling, a tool for corporates too now

Oral storytelling that was confined to homes has now turned into a profession, with storytellers striving to perfect the...

20 March 2017 5:47 AM IST

The Theosophical Society building which was demolished recently

Bengaluru: Theosophical society struggling to keep afloat

The cost of the building includes one hall, library, toilet, kitchen and lecture rooms.

20 March 2017 5:29 AM IST

Saplings planted below the flyover at Electronics City in Bengaluru .(Photo: DC)

Bengaluru gets its first vertical organic garden

The garden constitutes 3,500 saplings and can be seen at the Hosur Road Electronics City Flyover.

18 March 2017 3:21 AM IST

In China, this instrument further developed for hundreds of years, where it was known as Erhu. Japan, the final destination of the Silk Route in the east, finally met this two stringed bowed musical instrument thousands of years after its original creation and was called the Niko.

Niko, pulling your strings

Study says legendary King Ravana who ruled Southern India and Ceylon Island invented the original form of Niko, known...

17 March 2017 1:32 AM IST

For representation only

Bengaluru: Raw deal for city's animals amidst Holi revelry

Ingestion of toxic chemicals causes loss of breath, eye infections.

12 March 2017 3:38 AM IST

Policymakers should also be sensitised so that the bill can benefit the working womens population, said Ms Chakravarti. (Representational image)

Maternity Bill pregnant with possibilities: Will women benefit?

What everyone should understand is that maternity is also a contribution to keep the country growing: Maternity

11 March 2017 3:09 AM IST

Most of the snakes in the park are rat snakes and are quite harmless.

Run for cover, there are snakes in Cubbon Park!

Though these reptiles do not harm unless threatened, it is advisable to be alert in the evenings.

7 March 2017 3:09 AM IST

This edition is a tribute to renowned artist, the late Yusuf Arakkal.

Whitefield Art Collective: Bringing art to people

This is the second edition of the art fest, which features over 100 artists.

6 March 2017 2:45 AM IST

A week into the campaign, the team from the store, Unikorn and Sarvodaya had only collected sponsorship for only 480 collars. (Representational image)

Here comes the dog catcher: Sterilise, collar, release

3.5 lakh stray dogs in city but only 480 have reflective collars.

4 March 2017 2:47 AM IST

While the vast collection of books can be browsed online on smart phones and computers, the picks are delivered to your doorstep. (Representational image)

When your library comes to you....

Internet library allows access to a larger variety of books.

3 March 2017 3:13 AM IST