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Twenty-five years is a long time. Looking back, how does it feel? From interning with the Yves Saint Laurent label in Paris to design collaborations with Judith Leiber and many more achievements, is there anything left to be achieved? Honestly, I ...

Bandra resident Jordon DSouza participated in the cooking workshop Fun with Mangoes, part of the Summer Fun programme, a series of activities organised by Hindustan Times for school children between the ages of 6 and 14. Nidhi Varma reports.

New Delhi: Keralites have outshone others in the UPSC civil services examination 2012. Three of the top four belong to the state, including the top two. The top 50 has eight candidates from the state. Haritha V Kumar (Roll No. 075502) from ...

The final results of Civil Services Examination, 2012 conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) were announced on Friday. A total number of 998 candidates have qualified and have been recommended for appointment including 457 General ...

Increasing interest in nature and history are prompting parents to enrol their children for nature camps or simply take them to the museum. This has driven both private and government bodies to introduce new activities and workshops on nature, science and ...

Suhail Harnessvala, a Class 6 student, has been attending science and robotics camps with his sister Lubaina, a Class 9, since he was in Class 1. Nidhi

In its tenth year, the Mumbai Marathon saw a 16% increase in charity collection over last year. Organisers of the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon announced on Wednesday that the event raised Rs18.61 crore in 2013, compared to Rs16.07 crore in 2012, reports ...

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With school bus operators planning to hike fees by 20-30% in the next academic year, the financial burden of parents is bound to increase, report Puja Pednekar and Nidhi Varma.