Nibedita is a journalist by profession and a writer by passion. She started writing to get a better understanding of human emotions and stories that go uncovered on daily basis. She loves travelling, watching all kinds of movies and reading literature. She is still exploring different styles, genres and technicalities in articulating thoughts, spinning ideas and penning them down.
We often make a lot of promises to self everyday at night, that we are going to wake up early the next day or to work out or to reach office in time or eat healthy food but we fail to push ourselves to maintain the promises day after day. It ...
Read moreWhile the year 2019 is still on its last month, B-town is already celebrating its best films and actors, directors and film makers through its award shows. On 8th December 2019, the Star Screen Awards, the first major Bollywood awards for the year, were held in Mumbai and here ...
Read moreWe have all read that animals have their way of dealing with different weathers. Nature has blessed them with fur all over their body and unlike human beings they are quite capable of taking care of themselves in all the weathers. But the truth is animals do get affected by the ...
Read moreThe time has come when two souls find each other to spend the rest of their lives together and the engagement is celebrated with great pomp and show, considering the biggest event of their lives and their families to cherish the occasion lifelong. The weddings were mere rituals in the ...
Read moreWinter can be tough on your skin. Cold air, lower humidity, indoor heating, hot showers and changes in your daily routine can leave the skin feeling dry, tight, flaky or irritated. The good news is that you do not need an expensive collection of products to maintain healthy-looking skin during the ...
Read moreGone are the days when clean shaven faces were considered gentlemen's look and students would prefer to go to college, while professionals would go to office all clean shaven. Now the trends have turned everything upside down and "No shave November" is a real thing now. Men would shave off their ...
Read moreTo raise global awareness against the harrowing torture, discrimination, and injustice to which women around the world are subjected-spanning mental, physical, and emotional violence-the United Nations General Assembly officially designated November 25 of every year as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. International Day for the Elimination ...
Read moreInternational Men's Day is observed every year on November 19 to highlight the well-being of men and boys, recognise positive male role models, celebrate men's contributions to families and communities, and encourage healthier conversations about gender equality. The day also provides an opportunity to discuss issues that can affect men and ...
Read moreSince the air pollution has taken centre stage in Delhi, entire country has become aware of maintaining the air quality index. When the government is busy in churning out efficient ideas, people have started taking charge of their health on their own. This awareness has also helped in making certain businesses ...
Read moreToday marks Children's Day and also the birth anniversary of India's former Prime Minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru. These days the celebrations are limited to WhatsApp forwards, and small school functions for an hour or so. Some schools distribute sweets to the children, and some kinder gardens observe this day as fancy ...
Read moreToday marks the historic date, when a seven-decade long land dispute in Ayodhya, of Babri Masjid-Ram Janmabhumi title came to a conclusion after the Supreme Court of India announced the verdict. The constitutional bench of five judges, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, delivered the final judgement of a seven-decade long ...
Read moreIn recent years, breathing clean air has become an increasing challenge across major urban areas, particularly in national capitals like New Delhi and surrounding regions during the autumn and winter months. Every year, especially following festival celebrations like Diwali, severe temperature inversions trap toxic gases, vehicle exhaust, and industrial emissions ...
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