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4 days ago |
telegraphindia.com | Urmi Chakraborty
Women whose scroll-stopping content feels like a long-awaited call from your mum rather than just another reel Urmi Chakraborty Published 11.05.25, 04:48 PM Here’s a look at some of our favourite internet moms Instagram This Mother’s Day, let’s steer clear of the perfect and flawless momfluencers, who always seem to have it all figured out. After all, our mothers haven’t always been the epitome of strength that we think.
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4 days ago |
telegraphindia.com | Urmi Chakraborty
Maa-er haat-er ranna — few other phrases stir up a deep, personal and powerful storm of emotions. It means something different to each of us, yet we feel the same lump in the throat. For some, it’s the healing whiff of ghee-soaked bhaat with a squeeze of gondhoraj lebu on summer afternoons. For many others, it’s the aroma of simmering kosha mangsho on lazy Sundays, wafting through the air of every corner of the house, keeping us drooling (and tugging at our mothers’ aanchol) till lunchtime.
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1 week ago |
telegraphindia.com | Urmi Chakraborty
Emergency drills were organised by the civil defence team of Indian Railways’ Sealdah Division at DRM Sports Ground in Kolkata on Wednesday following India’s air strike on Pakistan as part of Operation Sindoor. The drill was in accordance with the ministry of home affairs directive to several states to conduct security exercises amid the rising tension between India and Pakistan following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
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1 week ago |
telegraphindia.com | Urmi Chakraborty
Team India batter Virat Kohli became the subject of a meme fest last week after he issued a clarification for liking an Instagram photo of actress Avneet Kaur. Kohli, however, is not the first Indian cricket star to be on the receiving end of online jokes and speculations over rumoured connection with actresses. Here’s a look at five other instances where cricket met the world of showbiz and chaos followed.
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1 week ago |
telegraphindia.com | Urmi Chakraborty
Summers in Kolkata are not for the faint-hearted. It’s the season of sultry madness, with the heat and humidity often getting on our nerves. Add to it the dry spells during May-June, and it’s a Herculean task to leave our cool air-conditioned rooms at home. But while our complaints see no end, some indoor plants love this tropical chaos, purifying the air and bringing freshness to our stuffy lives.
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