New Delhi – India is an incredible melting pot of food, culture, language and tradition. It is also the land of extreme weather conditions, countless natural wonders large and small, and breathtaking mountain ranges. However, some destinations can give you an adrenaline rush or even make you shiver. Why? ThisRead More →
Andre Fenton Washington – Cognitive training designed to focus on what’s important while ignoring distractions may improve the brain’s information processing, enabling the ability to “learn to learn,” according to a new study in mice. “As any educator knows, just remembering the information we learn in school is hardly theRead More →
As the Heart of England Community Foundation celebrates its largest granting year to date, it announces the recent appointment of its newest president, Chris West. Following his previous role as Vice President, Chris will take on this role following the departure of Phil Ewing last month. In his new roleRead More →
New Delhi – Tory Burch in partnership with Reliance Brands Limited (RBL) has opened its exclusive store at DLF Emporio, New Delhi. It is the brand’s first site in India and offers a wide assortment of the collection including shoes, bags, ready-to-wear and accessories. Tory Burch, Executive Chairman and CreativeRead More →
England’s culture sector will receive an additional £ 850million from the Treasury in the budget to be announced this week by Chancellor Rishi Sunak. “The country’s best-loved museums and galleries will receive £ 850million in post-pandemic funding to bring our world-renowned cultural and heritage hotspots to life,” the Chancellor isRead More →
Reuters London – Variants like Mohammed and Mohammad were also in the top 100 names. By Prasun Sonwalkar Posted: Fri, 22 Oct 2021, 10:31 PM Muhammad was one of the most popular names for newborn boys in England and Wales in 2020, as evidenced by birth registration data, according toRead More →
Suneet Varma New Delhi – Blenders Pride Fashion Tour “The Showcase in association with FDCI was launched on August 6 with the aim of seeking out the next generation of fashion designers, photographers, models and content creators to catapult their professional journeys. The candidates were mentored by industry pioneers suchRead More →
By N. Lothungbeni Humtsoe New Delhi – The holiday season is here, and so too is the quest for a wardrobe makeover with the latest jewelry trends. With the festive joy, it’s time to put the past behind us, as the good times call out to us all. The pastRead More →
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, England – A Roman-era statue of Venus has been unearthed as developers prepare a site for a new $ 145 million multi-purpose commercial construction project called, aptly, The Forum. Venus is worshiped in the Religio Romana and other religions as the goddess of love, beauty, sex, fertility, prosperity andRead More →
Shubh saran New Delhi – Contemporary New York-based musician and songwriter Shubh Saran will release his second full-length album – fourth overall release – titled “Inglish” on October 29th. The album was the culmination of a creative process that began shortly after the Covid-19 lockdown when Saran returned to theRead More →
We are just over halfway through hurricane season and the Northeast has already been put to the test. Dangerous storms like Henry and Ida hit our beaches causing extensive flooding and damage from Providence to Provincetown. The climate crisis continues to fuel the intensity of these storms. As governor, myRead More →
MY children (aged six and eight) regularly see the BBC Newsround program at their school. While it might seem like a good idea to provide children with regular news updates, Newsround’s content is all about England, as many BBC news programs do. For example, on Thursday the show featured reportsRead More →
The first time the Boston Globe wrote about Nathan Allen, less than a year ago, it was a love story, describing his marriage proposal “perfectly executed” and a “marriage against the backdrop of a deadly pandemic”. Sunday the Globe wrote about him a second time: Allen allegedly ‘executed’ two blackRead More →
ORLEANS – “Community policing is all about communication,” Orléans Police Chief Scott MacDonald said this week after his department won the Chiefs Association’s first Community Policing Award in 2020. New England Police Department. The department – with its 30 employees, including 22 full-time patrollers – has been recognized for itsRead More →
ENGLAND, Ark. – The Kroger Delta division announced it would close three more Arkansas stores due to poor performance over the past decade. “I just hate to see him go,” said buyer Gene Herring. “It’s a landmark here.” People in England said they were sad to know that their favoriteRead More →
ENGLAND, Arche. – The Kroger Delta division has announced that it will close three more stores in Arkansas due to poor performance over the past decade. “I just hate to see it go away,” said buyer Gene Herring. “It’s a landmark here.” People who live in England have said itRead More →
By Radhika Iyer Talati New Delhi – Established around 4,500 years ago, Indian culture is one of the oldest cultures in the world. Several Indian scriptures describe India as “Sa Prathama Sanskrati Vishvavara” or, the first and supreme culture of the world. Traditional Indian practices and lifestyles have been foundRead More →
The Church of England can create a culture where minorities are treated “like germs,” said the dean of St. Paul’s Cathedral. Speaking ahead of Easter Sunday, the Right Reverend Dr David Ison said the Church and her God “appear inhuman to many” as they are “complicit” in “structural discrimination” againstRead More →
The New England Patriots didn’t have the season they envisioned having in 2020 as they missed the playoffs and went 7-9. Reflecting on this season, Devin McCourty made interesting comments on the existing culture of New England. “I think that’s what we still have. We haven’t won as much asRead More →
A former cabinet minister-turned-clergyman has embarked on the feud between Lord Carey and the Church of England as he called for a “deep reform” of his “culture of fear and secrecy”. Reverend Jonathan Aitken made controversial comments after Lord Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury from 1991 to 2002, criticized the ChurchRead More →