Mahi Adlakha

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When the air turns sharp and the nights get longer, India doesn’t retreat indoors, it bursts into celebration. From poetry

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There’s something magical about watching kids lose themselves in play, that unfiltered joy, the wild energy, the laughter that

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The first few weeks of Bigg Boss 19 turned Abhishek Bajaj’s mealtime into prime-time theatre. In one of the earliest

There’s chaos, shouting, and at least three people plotting a new alliance in the Bigg Boss kitchen. Amidst all this

The gates of Varsha don’t just open, they announce something: a hush, a presence, and a certain kind of power