Point your GPS to The Mansion for Queen's Players' fall show
Those looking for a killer vibe, screaming sing-alongs, and an excuse to drink beer for charity might stop by The Mansion for Queen’s Players’ fall show.
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Those looking for a killer vibe, screaming sing-alongs, and an excuse to drink beer for charity might stop by The Mansion for Queen’s Players’ fall show.
In India, dispelling nazar takes all sorts of forms—from putting a black dot on an infants forehead to wearing black threads or tabeez, to twirling a fist of dried red chillies around a person and tossing those in kitchen fire, to hanging a string of lemon and green chillies in front of a vehicle. In the post-pandemic world, a heightened sense of vulnerability seems to have driven a section of people to seek protection in something else—the Turkish evil eye. The nazar boncuk, as it is called, is often made of blue glass and depicted as four concentric circles.
Post-pandemic push for Champions of Tomorrow, a joint initiative of TATA and Kolkata-based High Life Management