An Indian teacher coated a classroom with cow dung 'to keep cool', with many locals believing the excrement is sacred. Pratyush Vatsala, the principal of Delhi University's Lakshmibai College, had the ...

The principal herself reportedly shared the video of cow dung being applied to classroom walls in a teachers' WhatsApp group.

When decorating a traditional Indian home, too much is never enough. These spaces are a celebration of Indian art and craft ...

In the shadow of India’s soaring skyscrapers and humming factories, a quiet revolution is taking root. Far from the ...

Police have said no cloth with religious text was burnt during a right-wing agitation in Nagpur on March 17 and that over 140 objectionable online posts have been identified for inciting communal ...

Dairy farmers across the country are turning to internet-connected “smart” collars, ear and leg tags to track the specific movements and patterns of their cows. The goal is to better manage ...

Swedish dishcloths are firm when you first get them, like a sponge; they must be wet to use like a paper towel or microfiber cloth, and remain stiff and textured when dry. Swedish dishcloths can ...

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Indian yellow was also used to dye cloth, paint frescoes, and embellish doors and walls ... around the Kopai river in Birbhum district mixed with cement, thus rejecting plaster which was rather ...