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Home Cure For Itchy Skin

As the winter season is entering, so is the dryness in the air. And as we cover ourselves with woollen clothes, itchiness and rashes become a daily annoyance. Hence to soothe your skin from the redness and itchiness try some home remedies. Take a look:   1. Oatmeal Bath: Soak yourself up in a warm …

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Get Relief From Dry Eyes Due To Mask

Suffering from dry, itchy eyes lately? You are not alone in this as the mask has become mandatory and is definitely playing its part in protecting us from the COVID pandemic, it also is causing irritation to our eyes, making the waterline dry. Since you cannot remove this layer of protection from your life till …

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Keep Allergies At Bay

Spring is here! With pleasant weather and a cosy breeze comes blocked nose, red eyes, and continues sneezing. Especially for those who are sensitive to pollen. So, keep yourself safe and enjoy the bliss of this weather perfectly. Here are some ways to get relief from allergy symptoms:   1. Neti Pot And Saline Rinse: …

Brush Off Your Hair Dandruff

The most embarrassing moment is when you’re dressed up and you get an all-consuming need to scratch your itchy scalp. The cascade of white flakes will fall on your outfit and it’ll be laid bare for all to see. A medical problem, dandruff has united half the global population irrespective of age and gender. If …

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A Drop Of Nature In Your Shampoo

Even after myriads of promises made by brands, your shampoo is not working magic on your hair? Then you need to give your hair a drop of nature to get healthy locks. Here are some ingredients that you should add to your daily shampoo to improve hair health and fight off the dullness.   1. …

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The Thing With Feathers’ Delhi run will be staged at the OP Jindal Auditorium on September 26 and 27, 2026 Aadyam Theatre, an initiative by the Aditya Birla Group, brings its fourth showcase, The Thing With Feathers, to Delhi this September. Directed by Rajat Kapoor, this play – set against the backdrop of one of the most unsettling times of the 20th century – packed auditoriums in Mumbai, with its houseful first run. Now, the play is all set for its Delhi run at the OP Jindal Auditorium on September 26 and 27, 2026. Co-written by Rabia Kapoor and Chandrachoor Rai, The Thing With Feathers takes place between the golden decades of the first half of the 20th century. Unlike other productions centred around war and revolutions, this play revolves around ordinary people navigating through these extraordinary times.. Amid the conflicts, they are confronted with loss and separation, yet they find ways to love, live, and hope again. The play, at its heart, is a story about love and loss that unfolds across continents, times, and contexts, asking a pertinent question: when lives transform drastically, amidst changing times, what illuminates the human soul to persist? Through the show, an intelligent narrative device is used in the form of birds as characters, that act as witnesses to this metamorphosis, taking us on a journey of self-revelation about our past and the choices made by human kind that led us to where we are today. The cast is an ensemble of some of the most celebrated names in the industry, including Vinay Pathak,Mantra, Neil Bhoopalam, Bhavya Rampal, Waris Ahmed Zaidi, Chandrachoor Rai, Amit Purohit, Radhika Mehrotra, Vidhushi Chadha, Bhagyashree Tarke, and Aarsha Mukherji. The production team consists of experienced technicians and crew, with Isha Ahluwalia as Costume Designer; Vikrant Thakar as Lighting Designer; Sameer Shaikh as Executive Producer; Hussain Zaidi and Amit Purohit supervising backstage production; Aditya Narayan designing the music; and Meena Agarwal as Production Designer. Throughout this season, Aadyam Theatre has upheld its decade-long ethos of nurturing storytelling and bringing the best of Indian theatre. The Thing With Feathers is looking at history with a new lens, bringing forth a story about the quiet persistence of the human soul and resilience in turbulent times. Tickets are available on BookMyShow. Experience history like never before through an intimate human lens, telling the story of hope, love, and rising again.