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The prints are drawn from five of their collections, namely Seoul, Araki, Edomer, Patu and Wilding 20s Whenever he walks into a room, Narresh Kukreja notices the walls first. “Consciously or unconsciously, your eyes always [go to] the largest surface area, more than the furniture or rugs,” says Kukreja, one half of Delhi-based designer duo […]
The Chennai-based dancer was introduced into these last year, during the lockdown “If you like Nature and art, you will love kusamono. It brings the greenery of a garden into your home,” promises Jeffery Vardon, dancer and choreographer from Chennai. He came to know of this ancient Japanese method last year during the lockdown. “The
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Nykaa Fashion Home launches with a selection of interior must-haves and statement accessories, besides videos guides and tailored content There is a lot happening at Nykaa Fashion. Complementing the parent company’s unicorn status (which it hit last year, with a fresh ₹100 crore funding from Steadview Capital), the multi-brand, e-commerce platform is growing fast. It
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Actor Mammootty, a keen photographer, recently shared a photograph of him clicking the birds around his home on Instagram. It is not just him; many keen photographers have been focussing on feathered visitors to their homes during the lockdown. For them it has been a discovery of the world in birds, flowers, raindrops, leaves, insects
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The venture sells farm produce at a fair price, in addition to offering consultancy services for those interested in farming The pandemic has highlighted farming like never before. Support A Farmer, an initiative by a group of farmers and agriculture enthusiasts in Palakkad, Kerala, is a case in point. The collective sells farm produce and
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Not so long ago, work-from-home (WFH) was a perk that companies used as a carrot. COVID-19 changed all that, making home offices and remote working the norm. A McKinsey report, What’s next for remote work, stated that quarantines, lockdowns, and self-imposed isolation have “pushed tens of millions around the world to work from home, accelerating
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Realtors body Confederation of Real Estate Developers Associations of India (CREDAI) has said that cement prices have gone up by Rs 60-70 per bag of 50 kg in the last week and it is looking at approaching the Competition Commission of India (CCI) alleging cartelisation by cement producers. CREDAI will consider going to CCI seeking
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NEW DELHI: The Delhi government has started the process for revising the circle rates of properties, seeking feedback from public, officials said on Monday. A committee of senior officials of the Revenue department is evaluating the circle rates of different kinds of landed properties and is likely to submit its report to the government within
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In a recent judgement,the Supreme Court has upheld VAT for property under construction. While developers gear up to pay,buyers should be prepared for the additional bill and be ready to ask critical questions. This week the Supreme Court held that state governments can levy a value added tax (VAT) on the cost of building a
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NEW DELHI: The government’s up to 8 per cent stake sale in HUDCO at a floor price of Rs 45 apiece would open for institutional investors on Tuesday. The sale of over 16.01 crore shares, or a total of 8 per cent stake, would fetch around Rs 720 crore to the exchequer. The government is
The Maharashtra government has decided to provide permanent houses to as many as 4,000 families who have been living in MHADA transit camps for decades. According to the new policy,transit camp residents would be allowed to move into newly built 225 square feet and 300 square feet flats redeveloped by the Maharashtra Housing and Area
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Representative image. KOLKATA: Continued uncertainty over the resumption of work at the West Bengal State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission — or consumer court — that has remained shut since May 15 has left several thousands of litigants and lawyers apprehensive. The closure of the apex consumer court in the state has also led to a