Finally, India is free from the shackles of the 157-year-old British empire law against homosexuality, after the SC yesterday in a historic judgement decriminalised section 377. As acceptanc… Read More
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A Generalist Youth Blog where our quirky bloggers do smart and intelligent stories spiced with some humour, sarcasm and spunk. It’s where you find Wit with Wisdom. We never do just a regular blog post. We rack our brains hard enough to come up with novel, crazy and fun ways of bringing a story to you; with content styles never been done before.
Recently, Shri Ram College Of Commerce collaborated with the famed Sadhguru foundation to hold an interactive session for the students as a part of their Youth and Truth campaign.
For all of… Read More
By Mansi Rawat
With the never-ending nepotism debate in the Indian cinema and star kids being launched and evaluated in a ruthless manner, hypocrisy hides.
We all have certain privilege… Read More
By Mansi Rawat
With the never-ending nepotism debate in the Indian cinema and star kids being launched and evaluated in a ruthless manner, hypocrisy hides.
We all have certain privilege… Read More
Since the creation of the first Lego blocks in 1949, Lego opened a door to a world of infinite possibilities.
What was first sold as premeditated parts for a defined set for structures or ve… Read More
Words of a man who has been criticised over his comments about the internet existing since the days of the Mahabharata was bound to be taken as a meaningless joke but Biplab Deb got his fact… Read More
With tourism turning out to be an important industry in this modern age, a new breed of traveler focused on uncovering their family records by searching through repositories of births, death… Read More
Vivek Agnihotri on 28th August 2018, posted a tweet that asked his followers or people in general to make a list of people who have spoken in defence of Urban Naxals.
I want some bright you… Read More
The world is becoming technologically advanced day by day and these changes, though are made for our good may also backfire. One of these changes has led to the creation of the much talked a… Read More
ED VoxPop is where we ask people different survey questions and get responses to conduct sort of a poll of our own.
There has been much debate centered on the safety of social media pl… Read More
After months of speculation that the Centre could ban electronic cigarettes, the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare finally issued an advisory to all states earlier this week to ban… Read More
It is never easy to excel in a sport, especially not in a country like India, where resources and facilities for anything except cricket are so limited and only come once you have made some… Read More
It’s that time of the year again – the Champions League is here. Well, almost. At least, we got to know what to expect from this season as the Champions League draw 2018 took pla… Read More
Did you ever think that air pollution could affect how well you do in maths at school?
Do you ever feel that your command on language is impacted by the surroundings you live in?
Well, a rec… Read More
Spicejet flew India’s first biofuel-powered aircraft in a first of its kind experiment for India from Dehradun on 27th this month.
The experiment was conducted on a 72 seater Turboprop… Read More
China and its conduct with its own Muslim minority group Uyghurs, has been creating a lot of headlines in recent times.
International scrutiny and concern over China-Uyghurs have been raised… Read More
This season has again proved that the Premier League is the best league in the world. Barring Manchester City who has dominated the league hands down and will emerge as champions, the battle… Read More
The Supreme Court of India is in headlines these days, whether it is for its observations on the Sections of Indian Penal Code regarding adultery or its new landmark judgement on the issue o… Read More
With more than 2 billion active users around the world, Facebook is constantly testing new features and rolling out updates one after another. Facebook’s ‘things in common’… Read More
With more than 2 billion active users around the world, Facebook is constantly testing new features and rolling out updates one after another. Facebook’s ‘things in common’… Read More
There’s this perception that a college degree is a guaranteed ticket to a successful career with a stable income and a secure and reasonably comfortable life.
It’s time to bust t… Read More
The recent ban on tennis star Seren Williams’ suit has sparked outrage all over social media with people calling it out as not only sexist but also racist.
A few days ago Bernard… Read More
The recent ban on tennis star Serena Williams’ suit has sparked outrage all over social media with people calling it out as not only sexist but also racist.
A few days ago Bernard… Read More
Fancy footworkJust like the rest of the world, India is crazy for “the beautiful game” and this summer has proven to be no different.
Despite the country’s absence from the… Read More
FlippED is an ED Original style wherein two bloggers come together and share their opposing or orthogonal perspectives on an interesting subject.
The plain sight of a spider gently mov… Read More
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has announced mandatory facial recognition, by taking on the spot pictures for every authentication that requires Aadhaar.
Aadhaar identi… Read More
There was a time when MBA was easy to do. But in today’s world, with automation on an exponential rise, human resource is the most precious resource for an organization.
Now, not only… Read More
Disclaimer: The following article is built purely on statements collected from students of the college, who were witness to the incident. This does not include the college administration&rsq… Read More
The iconic show The Big Bang Theory, that completely changed the typical nerdy, geeky guy from being a sidekick character to a lead one, is finally coming to an end after 12 long years.
Begi… Read More
Flash floods and substantial downpours have wreaked destruction in Kerala in the course of recent days.
Popularly known as ‘God’s Own Nation’, the state encountered th… Read More
With the debates around feminism and women empowerment briskly doing the rounds, questions around the applicability of these concepts have emerged.
Very often, words like ‘empowerment… Read More
Fashion has always been used as a way to push boundaries and experiment with new or old looks in order to do something different.
What Prateik Babbar and Chola The Label by designer Sohaya M… Read More
The 90s was the decade that was full of movies and series that became cults. Be it the F.R.I.E.N.D.S TV series, or the start of Stuart Little.
It is a Friday (hurrah), so why not stay back i… Read More
The news can tend to be a downer, but lately- with wars, floods in Kerala and the latest announcement of Big Boss season 12, its been especially depressing. Worry not, because Google Assista… Read More
Recently, pictures of how flood relief shelters in Kerala were cleaned by people before leaving for their own homes are doing rounds on the internet.
That’s how clean Keralites left sh… Read More
You know what triggers my taste buds the most? Domino’s pizzas, particularly with cheese burst.
But after knowing this alarming fact about their cheese and chemicals used in it, I don… Read More
UEFA has officially declared its three men shortlist for the biggest award of the European governing body, UEFA Player of The Year award.
Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modric, and Mohamed Salah ha… Read More
By Jimil Shah
The city might finally witness a change in its lethargic routine; clean-up marshals may now be fined if public places are found dirty.
Cleanliness has always been one of the mo… Read More
Welcome to the game of observation. Don’t pull out your IQ card just yet. The learning curve of baccarat is more of a straight line.
You‘re not pressured to make any tough decisi… Read More
WhatsApp and Google seem to be coming up with a new offer to offer the app users unlimited storage space on Google Drive, but it has a slight and confusing twist to it.
Apparently, while thi… Read More
A credit card is something we are all well acquainted with, be it for booking flight tickets or shopping (online and offline both), this plastic currency comes in handy.
This type of c… Read More
We’ve all heard the famous, old phrase, ‘Consumer is the King’, and we all know how marketing campaigns work these days. However, there is a category of consumers that are… Read More
India’s internet population is seemingly ever increasing but a loss of around 50 million customers has dented the pockets of E-Commerce giants plying their trade in India.
Report
As pe… Read More
With the release of Manto ’s official trailer on Independence day, Nawazuddin Siddiqui ’s artistic temperament laced with an ironic sense of humor and bluntness has blown our min… Read More
Kanye West, though a musical genius, is rather known for his erratic behavior.
When it comes to his life, Kanye West has seen lots of ups and downs and we have seen a lot of things about him… Read More
The Kerala floods are seeing no stop to them with the numbers only rising each day and the city drowning.
With Operation Madad in full swing, thousands are being rescued from over the city w… Read More
New times, call for new diseases.
With the explosion of smartphone, tablets and other electronic devices, technology has made us a minute away from the whole world but has also shown its ref… Read More
The country mourned the sad demise of ex-prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee on 16th August and even more, the death of hundreds in the unprecedented highly catastrophic Kerala floods.
But v… Read More
Breakfast Babble: ED’s own little space on the interwebs where we gather to discuss ideas and get pumped up for the day. We judge things too. Sometimes. Always. Whatever, call it… Read More
By Apoorva Sehgal
Willingly or unwillingly, you all must have watched Bollywood movies. But how many of you are aware of the notions of romance in Bollywood? I’m sure not many. We… Read More
Where entrepreneurs can be seen as heroes, over time, their actions can also turn a bit you can say, villainous.
Currently, I have seen some chatter on the social media calling out Jeff Bezo… Read More
As his body was being cremated, condolence messages were being shared all around. But, there was another, more visceral form of messages that were rapidly increasing. Hatred for Former… Read More
One of India’s most read and revered newspapers, The Hindu is distinguished for its authentic layout and credible journalism.
The paper was established in 1878 as a weekly column and t… Read More
India is a country that is steeped in culture and heritage. From head to toe, it is dotted with historical landmarks of cultural significance that boast of the erstwhile glory associated wit… Read More
The torrential rains in Kerala have led to a flood the likes of which haven’t been experienced in a century.
People have been displaced from their homes, and are living in temporary re… Read More
After a gap of 8 years, Indian football team has finally managed to qualify for the Asian Cup which is all set to take place in the United Arab Emirates from January 5 to February 1, 2019.
W… Read More
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the 10th Prime Minister of India passed away on 16th August 2018 after being in a critical condition for the past several days.
The former PM was admitted into the AIIM… Read More
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the 10th Prime Minister of India passed away on 16th August 2018 after being in a critical condition for the past several days.
The former PM was admitted into the AIIM… Read More
India has always been a place which has astonished the rest of the world with its unity in diversity.
Mahatma Gandhi is a name familiar to almost every single person across the globe.
Throug… Read More
The Internet has become a basic necessity. We upload tons of stuff on social media and also keep data on clouds.
The Internet has moved past as a leisure and has become an important medium f… Read More
The Indian rupee on Tuesday plunged to an all-time low of 70.08 against the US dollar before being closed at 69.90 per dollar at the end of the day, thanks to some much-needed intervention f… Read More
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, a leader of the masses, a leader who told the nation what opposition was and how repeated defeats can still be turned into victory, left us today.
He was a charismatic… Read More
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, a leader of the masses , a leader who told the nation what opposition was and how repeated defeats can still be turned into victory, left us today . He was an iconic le… Read More
Every Ludo board game comes with a Snakes And Ladders board attached to it. Once we complete a game of Ludo/ are tired of playing Ludo, we switch to the Snakes And Ladders.
Today, the game i… Read More
South Korea is called the plastic surgery capital of the world, because of the popularity that it has in the country. The Gangnam area of Seoul is considered to be centre of the plastic surg… Read More
South Korea is called the plastic surgery capital of the world, because of the popularity that it has in the country. The Gangnam area of Seoul is considered to be centre of the plastic surg… Read More
Indian cinema has always believed in the power of a good, emotional movie to capture its audience. From Sunny Deol’s Border to Alia Bhatt’s Raazi, it has given us a lot… Read More
By Nivedyta Khanna
Most of the cinema viewers are mainly confined to metro cities. Surveys say that the movies are not for the masses but for the elite class. In 2016, 2.2 billion ticke… Read More
I have been a big fan of Harry Potter ever since they the first books came out, I read all of them, watched all the movies and even took my Pottermore quiz and everything.
I’m a true-b… Read More
A terrifying thing I’m finding out about this generation is the lack of empathy we have towards certain people and the utter rigidity in not easily forgiving someone.
While it is surel… Read More
Right from the time of Doordarshan, when the entire family would flock to the living room at five in the evening to watch the latest movie, the television has been an intrinsic part of the I… Read More
Independence Day: An event which occurred 72 years ago, does, fascinatingly, hold sentimental values among us millennials: but that happens only on the 15th of August. When these patriotic s… Read More
“Long years ago, we made a tryst with destiny, and now the time comes when we shall redeem our pledge, not wholly or in full measure, but very substantially. At the stroke of the midni… Read More
The Delhi Government’s initiative to incorporate ‘happiness’ class and curriculum in Delhi Government schools has been lauded by one and all.
The revolutionary move has bee… Read More
Sandeep Khosla is famously known for being the other half of the famous designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla.
But how many actually know of him as a designer and what all he has done to… Read More
Liv’ED It is an ED original style where we write about our personal experiences on experiencing and reviewing any app/place/website which gives us a feeling of coming back for more.
Th… Read More
Three young men from Virar wanted to be a part of the ‘Kiki Challenge’ and wanted to do something different. They decided to perform the Kiki challenge in a moving local train in… Read More
Three young men from Virar wanted to be a part of the ‘Kiki Challenge’ and wanted to do something different. They decided to perform the Kiki challenge in a moving local train in… Read More
If you think the summer this year was hot and you couldn’t bear the heat, well, get ready for more in the future.
The ice caps of this world are melting at an unprecedented rate since… Read More
As Home Minister Rajnath Singh formally inducted a 36-member all-women team in Delhi Police, history was made as Delhi became the first state in the country to have an all-women SWAT team.
W… Read More
Breakfast Babble: ED’s own little space on the interwebs where we gather to discuss ideas and get pumped up for the day. We judge things too. Sometimes. Always. Whatever, call it… Read More
Baahubali was the biggest phenomenon that Indian cinema (and yes, Indian cinema, because it wasn’t just a Tamil/Telugu movie) saw in some time. No other movie had in the last few years… Read More
Actress Kangana Ranaut was recently in talks with Sadhguru over an elaborate session discussing various issues that have been rampant in our country ranging from lynching in the name of savi… Read More
Actress Kangana Ranaut was recently in talks with Sadhguru over an elaborate session discussing various issues that have been rampant in our country ranging from lynching in the name of savi… Read More
Newspapers are a crucial part of our everyday lives. They cut across class, caste, gender and are available to all at meagre prices.
They form an integral part of the daily routine, providin… Read More
By Anjana Ramakrishnan
Ask a Mumbaikar to move to Delhi and you’ll probably get one of the following: a glare, a retort, or if you’re particularly lucky, a curse word flung… Read More
After Kiki And Blue Whale Challenge, Momo Challenge Is All Set To Claim Lives Of Unsuspecting People
We are living in a world where being ‘cool’ is the new fad. While some of these crazy challenges can always be fun, others can be way too risky for your life. And unfortunately… Read More
British Airways is currently in news for the allegation of deplaning an Indian family because their child would not stop crying in London.
The father, who is apparently an IAS officer called… Read More
We all hate Mondays, don’t we? Dragging yourself out of the bed and getting ready for work/college/whatever, you know the drill. What about Saturdays? Ah, weekends!
We all have two mod… Read More
I finally found some time to watch the much hyped, Sacred Games. I must say, I wasn’t disappointed at all. Although, I couldn’t help but notice the uncanny similarities in Sacred… Read More
Ferns N Petals is a renowned online gifting portal that has recently come up with an awesome video on Raksha Bandhan and how it strengthens the sibling relationship.
The auspicious festival… Read More
By Harsh Nigam
Sonali Bendre is one of the most loved and recognized actresses in Bollywood. She was a major part of every millennial’s life while growing up, including mine.
But recen… Read More
Technology is changing the way we study. Among a plethora of standardized tests required for taking admission into the higher educational institutions, GRE (Graduate Record Examination) test… Read More
Year 2019 is about to see its largest religious congregation – the Kumbh festival or the Kumbh Mela, celebrated every six years in India. A footfall of almost 12 crore pilgrims is expe… Read More
British Airways is in hot water currently after news came out that they asked an Indian family to leave the airplane after they could not console their crying child.
The incident initially h… Read More
Many people feel that filing a claim for a motor insurance in India is a rather unpleasant process which they prefer not to go through, given a chance.
Unless one has done their homework tho… Read More
Back in Time is ED’s newspaper-like column that reports an incident from the past as though it happened just yesterday. It allows the readers to re-live it several years later, on the… Read More
Recently, videos were put up on Facebook showing Kanwar Yatris openly destroying cars by hitting it repeatedly with a stick and even overturning it. The incident took place in Delhi’s… Read More
When someone inspires you, you try to imitate them and the things about them that swayed you. Beyoncé has, no doubt, inspired more than millions of people!
When the ‘Single Ladi… Read More
When someone inspires you, you try to imitate them and the things about them that swayed you. Beyoncé has, no doubt, inspired more than millions of people!
When the ‘single ladi… Read More