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The Lalitha Mahal Palace was built in the year 1921 by the erstwhile Wodeyar of Mysore. Second in size to the Amba Vilas Palace , it is...

So you have finally whittled down your plans for marriage into a final date. You have excitement running through your veins, doubling in...

Hitchhiking is something that everybody would have dreamed about at least once after turning 18. To get on the road and face whatever...

I have been taking pictures for 5-6 years. To begin with, I don’t consider myself a professional photographer. But I’m productive, and...

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, they say. So here begins the journey of a wedding plan through these nine steps,...

Brighton is the living Gallery of Street art and Graffiti. Hi, I’m Balazs Rojik hobby photographer , from Suncity Szeged, Hungary. Now...

Shiva Hatti shares his love for Bengaluru’s food culture, from nostalgic family dinners to iconic street food like Gobi Manchurian and Tikki Puri. In this interview, he discusses the importance of taste and ambience, compares food across Indian cities, and explains why Bengaluru’s Darshini culture could become India’s answer to global fast-food franchises.

From buttery Benne Dose at iconic eateries to subtle, traditional preparations, this guide explores some of the best Masala Dosas in Bengaluru. Featuring legendary spots like CTR, Vidyarthi Bhavan, and MTR, the article compares taste, texture, ambience, and authenticity while celebrating Bengaluru’s rich breakfast culture and love for crispy, golden dosas.

Harry Dry has built a loyal following by simplifying marketing and copywriting through his blog, Marketing Examples. In this interview, he shares insights on newsletters, freelancing, content creation, and why marketers should focus less on tools and more on building an audience with consistent, high-quality work.

Indian Batman artist Anurag Halder talks about the growing Indian comics scene, Marvel vs DC storytelling, OTT entertainment, and how superhero culture has evolved in India. From creating desi versions of iconic DC characters to discussing webcomics and graphic storytelling, this conversation dives deep into fandom, creativity, and the future of comics in India.

Inspired by Marvel movies and powered by sheer creativity, Frank of Frankly Built has turned 3D printing and cosplay into an art form. From building detailed Iron Man suits to teaching kids about 3D printing, the Air Force jet engine mechanic combines engineering, painting, and fandom into one seriously impressive hobby that now funds itself through social media, commissions, and community support.