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How Budget will impact your financial plan?

So, you have begun your journey towards your long term goals with a well crafted financial plan. But financial plans are, by default, dynamic. That means you need to tweak your financial plan according...

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Don't mix insurance with your investments

There is a certain set pattern that most life insurance policy advertisements follow; the husband looks dubiously at his wife prior to signing on the dotted line of a life insurance policy, while the...

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Decoding LTCG tax

The reinstatement of the long-term capital gains (LTCGs) tax on listed securities has been creating a market buzz for quite some time now, especially after Prime Minister Narendra Modi publicly stated...

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Music and dance reviews

Swaralipi awards Smt B S Chandrakala was not only a vocalist but also a violinist, author, teacher and recipient of few awards. In her memory, the Bangalore Gayana Samaja conducts a music programme and...

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The everyday in the grandeur of Badami

As we are constantly bombarded with images and ideas, it is rare in our age to be confronted with a picture of the unfamiliar. The worlds hyperlinked advancement has meant greater accessibility for...

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Of creative empowerment

A group of youngsters between 16 and 30 years are sitting in neat rows and making a variety of paper bags. Some women are making files using banana fibre, while the sound of sewing machines is heard...

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Divinity crafted in wood

Karnataka is known for its multifarious temples and the legends associated with them. The temples are not only places of worship, but centres of artistic expression through which the gods and goddesses...

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The rite of sacred bath

Hordes of pilgrims and devotees are flocking to the summit of a rocky hill, the higher one of two hills adjoining a small town in Hassan district, called Shravanabelagola. There, within a walled...

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Physicists create 'Star Wars'-style 3D projections

Daniel Smalley has long dreamed of building the kind of 3D holograms that pepper science fiction films. But watching inventor Tony Stark thrust his hands through ghostly 3D body armour in the 2008 film...

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Clues to the origin of heavy elements

Just over 300 years ago, in late 1717, the price of gold was first standardised by Sir Isaac Newton. It continues to be the economic standard to this day. In the form of gold coins and later as backing...

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Nature Bytes

Turning garden waste into fuel As garden owners are fond of keeping their gardens clean, they often trim the overgrowth and remove fallen leaves, twigs and other biomass. The garden waste that is...

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Working closer to nature

In the early 1900s, ornithologist Frank M Chapman, from the National Audubon Society, USA, proposed a new holiday tradition - the Christmas Bird Census, encouraging people to count birds during the...

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Many animals can count, some better than you

Every night during breeding season, the male túngara frog of Central America will stake out a performance patch in the local pond and spend unbroken hours broadcasting his...

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Science Snippets

A suitcase-sized satellites big image of earth Recently, a satellite called Iceye-X1 hitched a ride into orbit aboard an Indian rocket. Its about the size of a suitcase and has already sent its first...

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'My sisters are my best friends'

She has become one of the most sought-after singers in Bollywood today. Her grace, stage presence and her style statement is something that most of her fans admire. Neeti Mohan, who rose to fame with...

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Mobile diaries, then and now

The mobile phone changed my life forever. I remember the time I purchased my first mobile phone. I bought a chunky second-hand Nokia 3310 phone with my pocket money during my final year of graduation....

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Maximalism is in

If youre a person who follows fashion, minimalism has been haunting you for at least the last four years. Every time you open Instagram, you came cross yet another clean, all-white outfit. Whether you...

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Trending: Glossy eyes, glossy lips

If you are looking forward to dressing up for a special occasion, the most important aspect is to get the perfect kind of makeup. With glossy lips and eyelids emerging as a favourite on the runway,...

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India's first silent LGBT film gave Jitin a breakthrough

They say that life is a matter of choices. Leaving a secure banking job of eight years to pursue acting was one of his choices. Leaving his hometown of Delhi to try his luck in Mumbai was another one....

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Parties taught me cooking

Ive always been obsessed with food but I never knew that I could cook till I started living on my own. When I was growing up, I loved watching my mother and grandmother cook and create delicious...

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How to personalise your V-Day gifting

Chocolates, teddy bears and roses are routine gifts. Couples are now taking of experiential gifts. The choices are many: from a package with handpicked items put in a pretty little box to a day out. As...

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Cops say talking, walking okay, but no PDA please

As couples look forward to spending time at the citys parks and malls on Valentines Day, police are busy preparing to increase security. T Suneel Kumar, the city police commissioner, said, "We will be...

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Real love from reel life

Actor-couples reveal what brought them together, and look back on the high and low points of their relationship.Upendra and Priyanka It is a little over 14 years since Upendra and Priyanka were...

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Ready to sell your trash?

With a tagline that says Its easy being Green, it is not hard to decipher Khalibottles agenda. The web-based startup is a platform for individuals and corporates to sell their trash; a unique...

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In sync with tranquillity

I love South Indian food. I was very excited when I moved to Bengaluru," says Esha with a giggle, when asked about her bond with the city. Esha Savla is one of the latest entrants to namma ooru. Having...

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Bulletin Board

Lecture on comets M P Birla Institute of Fundamental Research, in collaboration with British Council, will be hosting a special lecture on the topic Comets by Professor Ian Wright from the Open...

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Prepare a strong resume

Dear Madam,I am a second year BA student with Political Science, Economics and Journalism as my subjects. I want to pursue my Masters in Journalism abroad. I am confused about the choice of...

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Innovating for a better world

The United Nations has rolled out a framework of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that needs to be achieved by 2030. These goals have been formed to end poverty, reduce inequalities and address...

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How to overcome exam anxiety

With exams around the corner, it is common for students to feel apprehensive and stressed. While some students are adept at handling the stress, some may not be able to shake it off. A reason for this...

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The transition from school to pre-university

The transition from school to pre-university college (PUC) is never smooth for students as they miss many things they were familiar with in school. At the same time, PUC is a crucial stage for students...

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Staying motivated in a virtual classroom

We live in a digital society. Todays youngsters inhale and exhale technology like the air we breathe. Traditional classrooms have accepted and adopted smart classrooms with grace. Honestly, we would be...

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The majestic Kudremukh

As soon as my family I get a long weekend, we take a break from our daily routines. Weve been to Chikkamagaluru but Kudremukh is one of the best places we have visited in Karnataka.We started from home...

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Fundraising to support menstrual hygiene

World of Women (WOW) screened the Bollywood film Pad Man on Tuesday at PVR Vega City, Bannerghatta Road, to raise funds and spread the message of menstrual health.Guests, donors and well-wishers were...

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Life in a telephone exchange in the 70s

This picture of the operative staff in the trunk exchange of Bangalore Telephones was taken in 1972 when I was the officer-in-charge. They were employed to put through trunk calls manually as the...

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On my pinboard

Actor Rakshit Shetty made his debut into Sandalwood with Nam Areal Ondina. The film Simple Agi Ondh Love Story got the actor noticed. He essayed the role of Richard Richie Anthony in Ulidavaru...

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Heartbroken and abused, at least 60 seek help every day

Facebook and WhatsApp are aggravating relationship problems in a big way, say counsellorsParihar Vanitha Sahayani, the family helpline run by the police, and the Family Counselling Centre get about 60...

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This year, the odds are in favour of real estate sector

Quikr Homes recently conducted a comprehensive survey to capture the perceptions and expectations of builders on the real estate regulatory authority act (RERA) and goods and services tax (GST) in...

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Smart water meters, the need of the hour

There is a growing water crisis across the world, evident through the droughts in summers. As rivers are drying up, there are millions of people who have no access to fresh water in the country as...

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The quirky bench

A decade ago, benches were an integral part of our homes and schools. Gradually, they receded into the background. However, they are making a comeback now. They are quite the simple interior element...

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Mighty & tall it stands

Fabrication of the facade of the new 365.5-metre Kucuk Camlica television tower in Istanbul, Turkey, is now underway. The facade of this £36 million structure was designed by UK-based...

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Renuka vs Modi is no laughing matter

They say life is better when you are laughing. Not in the Parliament though. Congress leader Renuka Chowdhury cackled loudly during Prime Minister Narendra Modis Rajya Sabha speech last week, when he...

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On the walk of life

Sandalwood actor Kiran Srinivas began his career on the small screen withPaanch 5 Wrongs Make A Right. He was noticed for his character of Dev in 24. The actor is remembered for his performance in...

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'I would like to do a romantic film'

Fondly called Lady Bruce Lee of Sandalwood, actor Ayesha Habib, is remembered for her hard-core action sequences. Her kicks and punches in films like Chennamma IPS and Bhairavi IPS had become a...

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'Our music is a mix of musical cultures'

They play traditional jazz instruments with great skill but theyre far from being a jazz band. Which is why a name like NoJazz makes perfect sense.One of the most sought-after bands in France, NoJazz...

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'For us, all members of the audience are VIPs'

Lavish settings, fabulous music, ornate costumes - the world of opera is a trip to fantasy world. The Navrasa Duende Global Carnival is bringing this art form to India, giving the audience a chance to...

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Here! All you wanted to know about Priya's wink

Priya Prakash Varrier, now described as the national crush, had no clue her spontaneous wink during the shooting of a song would become such a sensation. She hadnt expected she would be targeted by...

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Sourav Roy wants to create something new for audience

After completing his graduation, Sourav Roy started working for a mobile service provider company. His dad warned him that he wasnt meant to do a 9 to 5 job.It took him seven months to realise that and...

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Can't turn off video-streaming sites? You could be addicted

Binge-watching video-streaming sites such as Netflix and Amazon Prime is a new addiction. The sites also stream series running into multiple episodes. Young people say it is hard to stop watching a...

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Fighting depression one alphabet at a time

Depression is a serious mental health disorder that many around us are trying to overcome. While many have started talking about it, there are still some who need some more support.Thats why The Live...

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An American holiday

It was the fall of 2017. My husbands scheduled business trip to the USA coincided with my daughters midterm school vacations and we planned for a family holiday.All our weekends in August were spent...

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