When They Electrified Christmas
It all started with 80 bulbs strung on a New York City tree
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It all started with 80 bulbs strung on a New York City tree
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Growing up, she says they learnt new lessons watching her parents conduct themselves in public life. “As the first family, they had to lead by example, be dependable, establish trust, and keep the family nucleus cohesive. A nucleus, which existed in many layers with the inner circle beginning with us, then the uncles and aunts, cousins, friends, relatives, and then stretched further to include the entire village. They were the warp and weft of the fabric of their immediate and extended family,” Archana says. It was after she married in the erstwhile Mewar principality of Badnore, in R...
Proposed extensions and changes to Salisbury Museum DETAILS have been released of Salisbury Museum's major £4.4million redevelopment project. Titled "Past Forward: Salisbury Museum for Future Generations", the project will see the Grade I listed building "restored, renewed and repurposed", and will focus on the future sustainability of the museum. A new gallery will also address major events such as the Salisbury Poisonings in 2018, the coronavirus pandemic, and the Black Lives Matter movement. Work is due to begin in the autumn of 2022 and a "transformed museum" will be opened at t...
Stroke of genius Updated: Updated: February 23, 2021 02:51 IST Ninety-three years ago, on February 28, a brilliant discovery put India on the map of world science — a day we celebrate as National Science Day. Share Article Illustration: J.A. Premkumar Ninety-three years ago, on February 28, a brilliant discovery put India on the map of world science — a day we celebrate as National Science Day. A curious question or a sudden stroke of inspiration — sometimes this is all it takes to spark a path-breaking discovery. For the first Asian (and Indian) recipient of a Nobel Prize in scien...