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Express News Service The words ‘Margazhi Thingal’ would remind people of two things; the religious ones get reminded of Andal’s Thiruppavai, while the filmbuffs get vivid memories of AR Rahman's song from Sangamam …

Traditional Lambadi hand embroidery consists of a repertoire of 42 embroidery stitches | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement If you have longed to own the exquisite embroidered apparel and accessories crafted by Lambadi artisans at Porgai…

Express News Service "Thank you for not wearing perfume today. The cologne interferes with the activity we will be doing now,” says Chaitanya Muppala, as he puts forward a tray with cacao (beans from which chocolate is…

"Your presence means the world to me" may sound like a wedding invitation cliché, but an Osaka Metropolitan University study has shown that the presence of others while working does generate a state of relaxation and positive brain…

By DAVE SKRETTA RIPPEY, Iowa — On a long stretch of road just outside the small Iowa town of Rippey, where thousands of cyclists were passing through during a 100-plus mile day on the world's…

Remnant 2 has no shortage of weird and wonderful weapons, but you may have noticed a distinct lack of armor sets. While you can find an armor trader in Ward 13, he only sells starter sets. At best, you can buy a set designed for…

Warning: This post contains SPOILERS for Final Fantasy 16 Final Fantasy 16 encourages you to embark on new Design Drafts in order to craft more powerful weapons and accessories as gameplay advances. Naturally, the fights get more…

There are many different consumables in Diablo 4, from potions and elixirs to various caches that drop materials. Elixirs are special due to the fact that you can craft most of them with ingredients collected from the open world. They…

While the startup cofounders considered hoppy-tasting but hop-free beer potentially beneficial to brewers and the environment—as Denby said in a New York Times story after the paper was published—some hop farmers felt threatened. They…

Griffith University researchers have played a key role in using DNA 'origami' templates to control the way viruses are assembled. The global team behind the research, published in Nature Nanotechnology, developed a way to direct the…