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Holi’s tradition of discarding clothes after the festival stems from a blend of practicality, symbolism, and the nature of modern dyes. While historically old clothes were worn to embrace the mess, today’s synthetic colours permanently stain fabric, making reuse difficult. This practice also offers a symbolic release from the past year’s negativity and a fresh…
Source: Pink Saheli Smart Card Delhi The Pink Saheli Smart Card is a new initiative by the Delhi Government, launched on 2 March 2026, aimed at providing women and transgender residents of Delhi with free and unlimited travel on DTC and Cluster buses. It is designed to modernise public transport while ensuring safety, convenience, and…
Travellers planning a spiritual sojourn to Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir today should know that darshan timings at the city’s most prominent landmark have been changed because of the Lunar Eclispse 2026. The announcement was made by Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. It said that the Ram Mandir will remain closed to devotees on March 3…
A healthy relationship isn’t meant to be a repair shop for unresolved pain. If past betrayals, heartbreak, or abandonment still control your reactions, love can easily become a trigger rather than a comfort. Being ready means you’ve taken responsibility for your healing. Maybe that involved therapy, journaling, hard conversations, or simply time and reflection. The…
Operations have partially resumed at Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Dubai World Central, Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) on March 2 following a temporary partial closure of airspace, Dubai Airports said in its latest operational update. In its passenger advisory statement, it added that a limited number of flights have been permitted to operate from…
March 3, 2026 will mark the first ‘Lunar Eclipse’ or ‘Chandra Grahan’ of the year. It is being touted as one of the most important days of the year from an astronomical perspective. Tonight, skywatchers across India will get a rare chance to look at a total lunar eclipse, also known as a “Blood Moon”…
Hair regrowth rarely starts in the bathroom. It starts in the kitchen. Many people dealing with bald patches are actually dealing with nutritional gaps without realising it. Skipped meals, dieting trends, irregular eating schedules — modern routines often leave hair follicles underfed. Hair needs protein, iron, and healthy fats to grow. Without them, follicles slowly…
Amid escalating tensions in parts of West Asia and widespread airspace closures, the Ministry of Civil Aviation on Monday announced that IndiGo will operate 10 special relief flights from Jeddah to India on March 3 to facilitate the return of stranded passengers, ANI reported.In a statement, the Ministry said the operations are subject to required…
In the current context, heritage buildings in key areas of the city are considered rare and irreplaceable. The Baroda House is an exemplary instance of the confluence of historical identity, architectural credibility, and location advantage. It is an affirmation that real estate is not just about the plot and the building but also about legacy…
Shared laughter is powerful. It builds connection, lowers stress, and strengthens bonds. But there’s a difference between playful fun and teasing and subtly humiliating others. True friends don’t disguise digs as “jokes.” They don’t make you the punchline. Instead, they share humour in a way that feels equal and safe. When you trip over your…
