Tag: IPS
The ravages done unto your skin by environmental factors become visible as you age and dark spots and discolouration begin to appear. But it doesn't need to be that way, says an expert.....
No One Should Instruct Adults What To Watch: Motwane
Filmmaker Vikramaditya Motwane, who has often locked horns with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), says no one should instruct an adult what to watch.....
For Summer Wedding, Choose Comfortable Jewellery
Wearing heavy jewellery in the summer season can be uncomfortable and can look garish. So, it's best to make wise choices, especially when it comes to a wedding, says an expert.....
Don't forget to apply oil, braid your hair and apply sunscreen before going out to play Holi, says an expert.....
Tips To Keep In Mind While Buying Gujiya
It is important for you to check if gujiya that you are buying to celebrate Holi is fresh and unadulterated. Buying the gujiyas, the special sweet for Holi, only from a licensed retailer and checking hygienic standards are some factors that you need to look into, says an expert.....
New Method To Develop Cheaper Computer Chips
Researchers have developed an innovative method to engineer cheap versatile computer chips that could offer greater speed, efficiency and capability of the next generation of computers.....
Xiaomi Note 4: Stunning Specs At Just Rs 12,999
Riding on the success of its flagship device Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 that offered high-end specifications, the Chinese electronics major has launched Redmi Note 4 -- its first device this year.....
UP's IPS Officers Transferred At Four Times The Indian Average
Over 10 years (2006-15), Uttar Pradesh (UP) transferred Indian Police Service (IPS) officers at four times the Indian average, according to an analysis of Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPRD) data.....
How To Make Herbal Holi Colours
Stock your kitchen with beetroot, henna and flowers to make chemical free Holi colours.....
India Has To Make Room For 'lady Oriented' Works: 'Lipstick...' Director
Theres rallying for womens empowerment on the one hand -- and a curb on freedom of expression on the other. The paradox is perplexing to writer-filmmaker Alankrita Shrivastava, whose "honest" telling of a story of womens secret desires and hidden fantasies has been deemed too "lady oriented" and unfit for release by Indias censor board. ....
