Sweta Akundi
Representing India at a bodybuilding competition in Uzbekistan, Chennai-based R Manikandan shares his journey from a hotel’s housekeeping department to fitness entrepreneurship
Reji Varghese
Schoolkid Dillon Zachariah from Chennai began racing with a steering wheel on his PlayStation three years ago. This weekend, he finished third on the Madras Motor race track
Today’s Google Doodle, illustrated by Bangalore-based guest artist Noopur Rajesh Choksi, celebrated the 93rd birthday of Sivaji Ganesan, one of India’s first method actors and widely considered to be among the nation’s most influential actors of all time.
Gowri S
Noticed lifelike murals dotting parts of the city, recently? Behind these public art projects are banner artists, now turning the walls of North Chennai into their canvas
Staff Reporter
‘K-Drama Talk Studio’, an experiential webinar curated by The Hindu Weekend for The Hindu, in association with Korea Tourism Organization will be held on September 3 at 4 p.m.A panel of K-drama enthusiasts will aim to explore everyone’s love and fascination for all things Korean. Moving away from the conversation-only format, the webinar will also have cooking demos and stand-up comedy.Also read | Sign up: ‘K-Drama Talk Studio’, an experiential webinarPooja Dhingra, chef and founder, Le 15
Gowri S
Despite the stillness of lockdowns, a clutch of schools run by surfers from Kovalam’s fishing village launched. Now, this coastline attracts enthusiasts from across the country all year
Liffy Thomas
It is a busy time of the year for organisations and institutions that serve adults with disabilities. Some of them are racing against a deadline to meet the festival requirement from customers, which includes designing torans, diyas, eco-friendly bags, potlis and decorative candles.At Rehoboth, a free home for the mentally-challenged destitute women, an average of 100 products are made every day – this is a steep rise from earlier months when 50 are done. This centre at Paraniputhur, near
Nahla Nainar
In her latest book ‘Going Solo: Raising Happy Kids’, Sujata Parashar explores the many hurdles and learning curves single parents navigate in bringing up their children
