Shreya Das

Titled “Kebabiyana”, the picture went viral after Debdatta Chakraborty was named as the overall winner of Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year 2022.

Chennai-based artist and photographer, Varuna Shreethar,  took social media by storm by sharing a painting of the humble filter coffee.

The organisation hopes that soon they can not only make this stall profitable but also pave the way to open more such establishments in other parts of Assam.

Talking about the horses who have become overnight internet sensations, the NGO revealed that they may seem happy now but such was not the case when they had rescued the animals.

In a nod to Ukrainian president's valour, Aromica Tea company has dedicated their newest brew of a “strong Assam black tea” to him.

Leaving a nearly two-decade corporate career behind, Soni took the most important decision of his life and created a massive artwork amid the coronavirus pandemic. It paid off.

While his name, which means scholar or learned in Hindi, has always intrigued people, the hilarity it evokes hasn’t worn off even as the pandemic enters its third wave.

Crafted by the team at Athreya Wedding Stories, the groom Amal Raveendran emerged as a superhero saving bride Anju KH in the streets of Vytilla, Ernakulam last month as he channelised Minnal Murali.

With her next goal being to climb the world's highest peak, Prakriti Varshney said the Mount Ama Dalbam expedition was a stepping stone in that direction.

Tuktuki Das was not short of options, but then her own tea stall came with its own advantages.

Pairing the six-yards with a grey checkered-blazer and white sneakers, Sen made heads turn posing with a black long-umbrella — exuding charm and élan.

The brand revealed each of the alphabets and numbers are part of an identification process to let customers know what kind of samosas they are eating without breaking it.

Led by artist Sayan Mukherjee, a group of 10 painters and illustrators have conjured up the captivating artwork in just ten days

In an exclusive chat, internet sensation Ricky Pond talks about his journey so far with Indian film music, and how he accumulated thousands of fans on the other side of the world.

Thanks to the efforts and dedication of Abdul Ahad Jawaid from Karachi, there has been a resurgence of interest in Deol's films and people on either side of the border can’t stop enjoying it.

Jamuna Das, an avid East Bengal supporter, has been selling candies at football matches in Kolkata since 1993. However, Covid-19 has not only affected her means to earn but also pushed her into loneliness.

Not just the snack vendor, hawkers and shopkeepers in and around Shillong and different parts of the state have been displaying their vaccinated tags.

Titled ‘Head Held High’, the song written and composed by the girl talks about her own experience with nature.

Harshvardhan Joshi, a man from Vasai thanks vaccines from being able to climb after asymptomatic bout of disease.

Thanks to the help of the airline company and the poet, the young man is all set to go back to his village with essential medical supplies.

Savio Figueiredo from Aldona, Goa, has taken social media by storm after many fell for the fake ad he created using a popular online application. This is why he says he did it.

The 14-year-old highschooler from Aizawl said she decided to try out the challenge in a new way to inspire others, and to prove that anyone can play football.

Grooving to a remix version of the song 'Falak Tak Chal' from 2008 film Tashan starring Akshay Kumar and Kareen Kapoor -- the doctor donning his scrubs, lab coat and mask was seen breaking out dancing in a hospital room.

Baulia’s initiative has inspired others to volunteer too — not just to sing, but also lend a ear to patients in isolation.