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Gallery Dotwalk's new exhibition, 'The Architecture of the Void,' showcases modern Indian artists' works on paper, highlighting their exploration of form, memory, and identity post-Independence. The exhibition traces the 'line' as a unifying element, revealing diverse artistic responses to a nation redefining itself and connecting historical fragility with contemporary relevance.

Indian travellers are embracing a 'staycation mindset' this summer, prioritizing wellness, privacy, and immersive experiences over rushed itineraries. From secluded island retreats in Thailand and Vietnam to heritage stays in Laos and vibrant urban escapes in Japan and South Korea, destinations are offering a blend of relaxation and discovery for a mindful break.

Discover the unique Vedanarayana Swamy Temple in Nagalapuram, dedicated to Lord Vishnu's Matsya avatar. This ancient site, revered as a Matsya Avatar Sthalam, features a distinctive idol and a fascinating solar alignment phenomenon. Explore its rich mythology and architectural marvels, making it a must-visit for spiritual and history enthusiasts.

Courtney Cox, a seasoned actress, has a history of smart real estate investments. Her latest venture in West Hollywood involved purchasing a second condo in the Sierra Towers in 2014 for $2.5 million, located above her existing unit. She previously sold her first Laurel Canyon home, bought in 1988 for $795,000, for $1.3 million in 1991.

Every conflict leaves behind more than tactical outcomes; it generates a blueprint for future preparedness. Operation Sindoor, when examined through a structural and doctrinal lens, reveals a decisive shift in how India must think about air power, attrition, industrial capacity, and integrated warfare. Its most enduring lessons lie not in what was achieved, but in what must now be built.

Neelesh Kale's photography exhibition, "An Extraordinary Journey Through Ellora's Kailasa Temple and Caves," will take place from April 28 to May 3.

A man in England returned medieval floor tiles he took as a child over sixty years ago, stored in a biscuit tin. His act of repentance, driven by persistent guilt, has provided English Heritage with well-preserved artefacts, offering new insights into the history of Wenlock Priory and the Cluniac Order.

India holds one of the world’s largest privately owned stocks of gold. Bullion exchanges can be a strong pillar to invite that gold sitting idle in cupboards.

If you’re bored with the usual wedding dressing, skip the heavy accessories this season and let statement earrings take the lead. Experiment with shoulder-grazing lengths, architectural shapes and heritage-inspired motifs for a fresh, striking look

Jennifer Lopez is selling the Beverly Hills mansion she shared with Ben Affleck for USD 50 million, marking a significant loss. The sprawling estate, once a symbol of their reunited romance, is now on the market again after Affleck transferred his share to Lopez. This move signifies the final chapter of their highly publicized story.

An offbeat explorer discovered the Myanmar Gate in Igatpuri, Maharashtra, a stunning replica of Burmese architecture gifted by Myanmar. This grand entrance to the Vipassana International Academy offers a serene, meditative atmosphere, transporting visitors to Southeast Asia without crossing borders. The gate, built in 1999, symbolizes cultural exchange and provides a peaceful escape.

Vivo's X300 Ultra has launched in India. This new flagship boasts a remarkable camera system developed with Zeiss. An optional photography kit further enhances its zoom capabilities. The device offers premium design and strong performance. It aims to set a new standard for smartphone photography. The X300 Ultra is now available for consumers.

While the data is at a record high, the biggest factor driving the surge has been the growth in import-led revenues which outpaced domestic transactions. To put it simply, the GST collections from imports were higher than those from domestic transactions.

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.

Indian travel is shifting from long, planned vacations to short, frequent escapes. Time is now the most valuable resource, prompting a move towards experiences offering peace and stability over busy itineraries. This trend favors design-led, private accommodations and emphasizes quality of time and restorative breaks, redefining luxury and blurring lines between home and travel.

A 2.2-km-long stretch, a toll plaza and an SPR project — all remain mired in paperwork