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New Delhi [India], July 20: Love is truly an art, and the author is an artist who paints emotions with words. It is the love story of Wahi and Raj, which begins online—a contemporary take on love for today’s generation. The book speaks to the emotions and relationships of modern times and is perfectly relevant to the complexities of love in today’s world. Written for today’s readers, yet meaningful for every generation, every chapter feels like a conversation straight from the heart—simple, sincere, and profoundly powerful. This is the latest novel by the author. This book captures the beauty and…

New Delhi [India], July 20: CASK (Cyber Abhyas Sakriya Kshamta), a native AI-powered cybersecurity platform developed by Sumeru Edutech, was honoured at the Surakshit Awards 2026, held on July 17 at the Manekshaw Centre Auditorium, New Delhi. The award recognises CASK’s contribution to strengthening India’s cybersecurity ecosystem through innovative, indigenous technology that enhances cyber preparedness and resilience. Developed by Sumeru Edutech in collaboration with Cyber Buddha Techno Legal Private Limited, CASK has been designed to address the growing need for practical cybersecurity training. The offline AI-powered platform enables organisations, educational institutions, and government bodies to conduct realistic cyber simulations and…

New Delhi [India], July 20: BlueRose is proud to present North Node, an inspiring non-fiction book by Rashmi Roy that explores the transformative power of resilience, self-belief, and purposeful living. Blending deeply personal experiences with universal life lessons, the book offers readers an uplifting perspective on overcoming adversity and embracing life’s uncertainties with courage. Through honest storytelling and reflective insights, North Node encourages individuals to trust themselves, remain hopeful during difficult times, and believe that every challenge has the potential to become a turning point. More than a memoir, North Node is a compelling guide to personal growth that resonates…

New Delhi [India], July 18: In a landmark spiritual event that drew seekers from across India and around the globe, 9th Kali Darbar 2026 successfully concluded in New Delhi. Led by renowned spiritual master Dr. Manmit Kumarr, India’s First Lady Tantra Guru, the gathering marked a powerful resurgence in global interest toward authentic Tantra, inner transformation, and Shakti consciousness. With over 1000 devotees in attendance in-person and virtually, the event stands as one of India’s largest public gatherings dedicated to Maa Kali and authentic Tantric wisdom. It created a profound space where spirituality transcended ritualism, offering participants a deeply personal experience of healing,…

New Delhi [India], July 18: Successful wheat cultivation depends on precision at every stage—from selecting the right sowing window and preparing fertile soil to managing irrigation, nutrition, harvesting and market timing. Each decision can influence crop quality, yield and profitability. Let’s discuss some important factors that can help farmers achieve better results. Quick Facts: Sow wheat between late October and mid-November for better yield. Well-drained loamy or clay-loam soil with a pH of 6.0 to 7.0 is best for wheat cultivation in India. Water for 20 to 25 days without fail. The crown root initiation (CRI) stage is the most…

The initiative will provide career-readiness training covering international hiring practices, résumé building, professional branding, outreach, and salary negotiation. New Delhi [India], July 18: Career educator and growth leader Shikkhar Suri has launched a nationwide initiative aimed at preparing 10,000 Indian professionals for global remote career opportunities. The initiative aims to help working professionals, students, freelancers, and entrepreneurs become better prepared for legitimate international remote career opportunities while continuing to live in India. Participants will receive structured guidance on global recruitment practices, résumé development, professional branding, job-search strategies, direct outreach, virtual interviews, and salary negotiation. The programme will also use practical…

L To R – PK Basu, Chandini Jaswal, Moderator, Prof Prabhu Mohapatra, Divya Bhatia and Colin Gonsalves New Delhi [India], July 18:  India’s evolving relationship with the United Kingdom should be understood not only through the lens of trade and diplomacy, but through a deeper reckoning with the countries’ shared colonial history and its lasting legacy. That was the central thread running through Terms of Trade: India, Britain, and the Long Shadow of Empire, a public dialogue convened by Urzu Media at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi — a conversation that culminated in a call to establish a National Day…

New Delhi [India], July 17: The inaugural Iconic Gold Streaming Awards 2026 part of the established Iconic Gold Awards concluded on a spectacular note, celebrating the finest achievements across OTT films, web series, television, fashion, lifestyle, fitness, and digital entertainment. Presented by Piyush Jaiiswaal and Meghashrey NGO, the star-studded evening brought together some of the biggest names from the entertainment industry to honour exceptional storytelling and outstanding performances. Here is the Complete winners list of the Iconic Gold Streaming Awards 2026 Prakash JhaBest Director Web SeriesSankalp Neeraj PathakBest Director (Popular) Web SeriesInspector Avinash 2 Randeep HoodaBest Actor – Web Series…

New Delhi [India], July 17: Fashion is in a different mood these days. People are looking for clothes that can help them more than just look good, they are looking for clothing that won’t let them down with regard to comfort or style. It’s more than just head turning. It must be comfortable, flexible, and customized. So yes, wardrobes are getting a real life “reboot.” The buzzed-about fads that disappear overnight? They are under the control of people. Now it is about adding things you add to quickly for just about anything—work, travel, hang out, errands. No more “putting on…

New Delhi [India], July 17: These days, it seems like everyone’s either got their eyes stuck to a screen or is lost in their own pace. Neighbors who’ve lived on the same street for ages might not know each other at all—just a quick nod in passing, if that. But now, something’s shifting. More community-run events are cropping up, and they’re giving people chances to actually meet up, talk, and feel like they belong. Things like neighborhood festivals, street markets, cleanups, pick-up soccer matches, book clubs, cultural nights—you name it. These local gatherings are pulling folks out of their homes…