Priya Singh, Author at The Sunday Guardian Live

Trick or treat: How Delhi is gearing up for Hallowee

H alloween is around the corner and the national capital is all set to amp up the festival fervour with spooky food , scary face...

‘Rejecting negative roles would limit my career’

Q. You were quite young when you made your acting debut. How did that happen? A. Yes, I did my first Television show called Inteha...

Quit your digital gaming addiction to feel the adrenaline rush with these fun activities

Aren’t you bored of playing Candy Crush on your tinny tiny mobile phones, or playing that old and monotonous Spider Solitaire on your computer...

Cosy ambience with a sumptuous food menu

Kinbuck2 Block P, Outer Circle, Connaught Place, New Delhi Meal for Two: Rs 1,500 Kinbuck2, a restro-bar, in the heart of Connaught Place is an ideal place...

Vintage is the new black in today’s world of high fashion

I think there are some things that never go out of fashion and it’s only more relevant now since the industry is currently witnessing...

Indian students looking to study abroad can go beyond the Anglophone West

Education plays a significant role in shaping one’s life. In today’s competitive world, both parents and students have become more conscious of the need...

‘Bharatanatyam and ballet as dance forms are quite similar’

Tell us about Swan Lake, the ballet. What are the qualities that make it a must-watch show? A. Swan Lake might be an old ballet,...

Pradeep Sarkar’s YouTube film looks at Kashmir as a paradise on Earth

Vaadi-e-Kashmir, a recently released short film on YouTube, aims to pay tribute to the past and present of Kashmir. The film is directed by...

Understanding Singapore through its radiant cinema

Last week, Delhi’s Sirifort Auditorium hosted a three-day film festival centred on Singaporean cinema. The Singapore Film Festival, co-organised by the Singapore High Commission...

India’s elixir for the world

There was a time when everything that carried the stamp of a foreign country was considered of higher calibre and more reliable than its...

Superfoods: Healthy living gets a futuristic overhaul

It is all very exciting to relish fast food, snacks and cocktails until it’s time to switch and get serious about your health. In...

Lights, camera and curtains up: Delhi to host Mughal-e-Azam, the musical play

Mughal-e-Azam: The Musical will be staged for the first time in New Delhi this Saturday at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. The classic love saga,...

All American Diner is back with its annual hot dog fest

American cuisine is loved the world over, and Indian cities are no exception. The 15th Annual Hot Dog Festival, being hosted at the All...

The man who wins reality shows sets out to win hearts

Prince Narula has made a career of appearing on television reality shows, and winning them. He burst onto the scene MTV Roadies, whose 2015...

‘Even a whole lifetime is not enough to learn Kathak’

Q. Where did your journey as a Kathak dancer begin? A. I started Kathak in Ayodhya with Pandit Sant Gopal Mishra ji as my first...

The luscious entrée with an unmatched ambience

Local KG Road, Scindia House, CP, New Delhi Meal for two: Rs 1,500 Local, as the word itself connotes, is like your regular party venue with more...

Soam brings Faraal Utsav for the season of Shravan

Soam Sadguru Sadan, Chowpatty, Mumbai Meal for two: Rs 700 In the auspicious month of Shravan, Soam is adding flavour to the festivities by celebrating the Shravan...

Fabelle launches ‘as you like it’ campaign

Febelle ITC Maurya, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi Meal for two: Rs 1200 Fabelle, the luxury chocolate brand from ITC Foods has launched their “As You Name It”...

‘The only way to test a joke is to try it before a live audience’

Aditi Mittal is a comedian who is now well-known in the standup circuit for her scathing and sarcastic sense of humour. She is also a...

‘The violin is my prayer, I am usually lost in its tunes’

Anupriya Deotale is a well-known violinist. She portrays a unique style that she developed on her own, fusing elements of gayaki, that is vocal rendering, withtantarakari,...

‘Pandit Birju Maharaj made a lot of difference to my life’

You have been trained under Pandit Birju Maharaj. How was your experience learning from him? A. Being under the tutelage of Kathak legend Pandit Birju...

Beauty brand fights against animal testing

The animal friendly beauty brand, The Body Shop, launches campaign against cosmetic testing on animals. It aims to ban cruelty against animals usually seen...

AICC secretaries asked to spend 20 days in assigned states

Pakistan and Bangladesh establish direct maritime link

Child protection: The Just Right for Children Alliance case

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