TOP FOUR TRENDS TO ROCK THIS F/W 2017

- Nitya Malik (nityamalik99@gmail.com) It’s time to pave way for Fall/Winter fashion and to say goodbye to all the Spring/Summer collection. This year make your winters more fashionable and robbed runway type. Here are four trends to inspire your wardrobe this season. BLING AFFAIR: Rise and shine with embellishment, sequins, glitter from day to night. Leave the neutral hues behind and incorporate this trend. You can pair a basic t-shirt with...

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Food Festival's Fever in Delhi & Around

- Navnee gulati (gnavnee@gmail.com) The only thing better than talking about food is eating it! Foodie is the new religion which everyone likes to follow with vigor and hunger. Food festiv als, baking & cooking workshops, wine tours, chocolate tasting, dimsum evenings, kebab-chaat trails...There’s much on your plate but it keeps you craving for more. One cannot think well, love well, and sleep well, if one has not dined well! For...

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EAT TO BEAT STRESS

- Shreya Sabharwal (shreyasabharwal27@gmail.com) Keep calm and carry on with these stress-relieving snacks. The next time you feel overwhelmed; eat your way calm by putting these superfoods on your plate. Snack on a handful of nuts. They’re packed with magnesium, which seems to help keep cortisol levels low. Nuts are high in calories, so if you’re watching your weight, make sure not to eat more than a dozen a day. Eat broccoli and...

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Denim Love

- Nitya Malik (nityamalik99@gmail.com) There is nothing more on trend than denim this season. It’s time to update your wardrobe. It is seen on the cover story of many leading fashion magazines and was also a favored trend on the runways. It's time to carry them off effortlessly with ease and to rise up the temperature level in a casual and breezy way. This trend can be incorporated in a lot more creative way as we have a lot of varieties:  DENIM...

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Books on Delhi Metro: Library On Wheels

- Mridul Jain (mridul11jain@gmail.com) Books On The Delhi Metro is a not-for-profit initiative started in mid-May 2017 and it is aimed at promoting reading while commuting. The initiative functions as a public library, but on wheels. As a part of the global organization, Books on the Move Global, the initiative aims to bring back the joy of reading and sharing. It was founded by Shruti Sharma and Tarun Chauhan and now the small family...

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Historic Judgement: Nawaz Sharif disqualified

- ROHAN AGARWAL (rohannvrs@gmail.com) One of the biggest leaks, exposing involvement of various celebrities and politicians all over world , ‘Panama Paper leaks’ has hit the former Nawaz Sharif really hard. The Supreme Court of Pakistan announced its verdict in the Panama Papers case against Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, declaring him guilty. The top court also disqualified him from the post of Prime Minister. The verdict against Sharif...

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INDRA 2017: Joint Drill with Russia, in Russia

- Sivarajini R (sivachonat17@gmail.com) India and Russia have been known to world as friends of all weather, taking the friendship ahead both the countries conduct joint military drills every year to tackle any future threat to nations’ security. However, unlike past military drills between India and Russia, INDRA 2017, will be the first drill to include tri-services of India outside the country. Commencing from 19th October the 11-day exercise...

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USA: Shootout at Vegas; 58 DEAD

- MRIDUL JAIN (mridul11jain@gmail.com) Las Vegas known for its lavish lifestyle and crowded nights would have never imagined that one day the city would become an bookmark in history books for one of the most deadliest shootout in the history of human civilisation. October 1 will also go down in the history as one of those days on which the deadliest mass shootout happened in American History by a lone shooter. Stephen Paddock unleashed...

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Rohingya: SUU KYI’S Protracted Call

- ISHITA GUPTA (ishgupta.97@gmail.com) After Rohingya insurgent’s Arakan Rohingya Islamic Front (ARIF), sudden attack on Myanmar’s military posts, Southeast Asia has become a battle ground for countries fighting to get rid of Rohingya refugees.  Native to Myanmar, Rohingya muslims have been facing identity crisis across Southeast Asia. According to Myanmar government Rohingya does not hold any right to citizenship of their country, furthermore...

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India-China Doklam Standoff : Road to Dispute?

- Sivaranjini R (sivachonat17@gmail.com) Situated on the tri-junction of India, China and Bhutan, Doklam suddenly became a matter of national security. The standoff began on 16th June between India and China in Doklam plateau in Bhutan when India along with Bhutan opposed. China on the other hand accused India of “trespassing”and violating 1890 convention which was signed between China and Britain. Two months into withdrawal of Doklam standoff...

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Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh: GODMAN TURNED GOON

- Rohan Agarwal (rohannvrs@gmail.com) Entire north India felt the horror, as the rape conviction and sentencing to 20 years’ jail of “godman” Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh led to massive protests in northern parts of India. The rape allegations against Gurmeet Ram Rahim were first reported back in 2002, when a Dera sadhvi wrote an anonymous letter to then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee saying...

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Harassment of Women in BHU invites Mass Protest

-Shreya Sabharwal (shreyasabharwal27@gmail.com) The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) campus witnessed violence by students who were lathicharged by the police, in an ugly turn of a protest against an alleged eve-teasing incident. Violence erupted after some students, protesting against the alleged eve-teasing incident, wanted to meet the vice-chancellor at his residence, according to the police and university sources. The trigger was an incident...

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Article 35A: Boon Or Bane ?

-MEGHA MITTAL (meghamittal666@gmail.com) During the time of the partition of India and Pakistan Jammu and Kashmir chose to be an autonomous state. After 1947 both India and Pakistan wanted Jammu and Kashmir to be the part of their respective countries and thus it led to war in 1949. When the issue was taken to US Security Council for resolution, it was decided to solve the issue through a fair and impartial plebiscite which was never held...

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