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The Damsels are in distress. So are the Angels and the Tangs. All told, some 2,100 fish have died in

Zoroastrian village comes to life for ancient winter festival

Every year in late January, Iranian Zoroastrians celebrate the passing of winter by kindling bonfires in temples scattered across the

SS Tarapore (1936-2016) the former RBI deputy governor helped navigate the turbulence of many financial crises The image of

The Bai Motlibai Wadia Adran at Jogeshwari is celebrating Golden Jubilee celebration of its re-enthronement at Malcolm Baug, Jogeshwari. On

I doubt if any Iranian could just walk into Persepolis and think “this is freakin’ amazing!”. I mean I get

Sadeh meaning hundred, is a mid-winter feast that was celebrated with grandeur and magnificence in ancient Iran. Every year, on

London, Feb 3 (PTI) Indian-origin British entrepreneur Lord Karan Bilimoria has been appointed as the Chairman of the Advisory Board

The story of how the more innovative and adaptive of Indian businesses took on their famous foreign rivals after economic

We arrived at Batlivala and Khanabhoy in Alwarpet late one afternoon. We were handed a beautifully designed aqua coloured menu.

Priyanka Chopra may have been the talk of the town for becoming a presenter at the Big Oscars ceremony on