Rashmi Singh

About 91% centres run from rented spaces, over half barely in 25-50 square yards, and 22% in even smaller areas

Lexicon Art's 'Dvaita: Dualities' exhibition in Delhi explores philosophical contrasts, revealing oneness through art. The show features eleven artists and runs until May 18.

Delhi's women face significant hurdles entering and staying in the workforce. Unpaid care work, limited childcare, and a lack of flexible work options are major issues. Many educated women never start working due to systemic barriers. Safety concerns and low pay in certain sectors also contribute. The study suggests solutions like expanding community childcare and formalizing flexible work.

IIT (ISM) Dhanbad has launched the next phase of its IT skills capacity-building program for tribal students in Jharkhand. The initiative, supported by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, includes end-semester examinations and hands-on training for students from Eklavya Model Residential Schools.

Niraj said she was thrown out of her matrimonial house in 2010 over unfulfilled dowry demands

An Indian Air Force personnel accused of molesting his minor sister-in-law has been acquitted by a special court in Kanpur. The complainant told the court the alleged incident occurred in a dream, attributing her alarm to a misunderstanding. Family members corroborated this, leading to the acquittal due to insufficient proof.

The actress will play the new Dr Asha Kanwar.

Rashmi Singh is a well-known author who made her debut with 'Love's Journey' in 2011, which earned her rave reviews.The 'Fallen Love' was her second fiction.

Rashmi Singh, who has been a part of the industry since nine years, is currently playing the role of Ishika in Sasural genda Phool 2. Year 2021 was quite tough for her especially on the personal front and she is hoping for a hapoy 2022 now.

A Delhi court has granted bail to an aspiring journalist Rashmi Singh, co-accused in the fake sting operation into an alleged prostitution racket involving a school teacher.

"Raavi", is the journey of a girl named Raavi, who is made to disguise herself like a boy by her mother and is given a new name - Ravinder.

Before the concept of reading on your handheld device came into being, children spent hours at bookstores, reading classics, old favourites and recent best sellers