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Articles by Nida Khan
Impossible to revive textile mills in Indore: Sumitra Mahajan
Indore MP and Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said it is difficult to revive textile mills in Indore as it requires huge investment. She said a co-operatives textile unit could become a possibility.
Indore: Take precautions, don't let Diwali turn into a calamity
It is that time of the year again when bursting firecrackers is a ritual enjoyed by most people. However, crackers can sometimes turn into sources of distress if no precaution is taken.
Indore minors 'logging out' of real world, say experts
A word of caution for tech-savvy parents who take pride in their young ones logging on to Facebook or learning the nuances of WhatsApp. Spending too much time in the virtual world is a leading cause of depression.
Indore: Health officials hold meet, draw plan to curb dengue spread
With 46 positive cases and three deaths, dengue fever has sent alarm bell ringing among health officials. A special division-level meeting to discuss the action plan to combat the disease was held on Monday.
'Eat healthy, avoid junk food during fast'
Navratri refers to nine days of fun, frolic and religious fervour; and of course the fasting and garba. However, fasting can be tricky and harsh on the health, if one fails to choose their meals carefully.
'Brilliant' venue ready for GIS delegates in Indore
With the announcement of the third Global Investors’ Summit in Indore, all eyes are set at the gigantic Brilliant Convention Centre. The promotion of the culture of Malwa and Nimad will also be a side feature of the event.
Learning foreign languages is new fad in Indore
While French has the largest takers, other popular languages which feature in the list are German and Spanish. As Indoreans ride high on this trend, the city also has some reservations attached to it.
Updated on Sep 24, 2014 06:32 PM IST
Hindustan Times | Husain Malvi and Nida Khan, Indore
Indore: BJP launches app to connect with voters ahead of civic polls
The BJP is leaving no stone unturned to sweep these polls as well. Titled 'Samvad Setu', the application will provide the user with all the information regarding the recent meetings, events and other updates of the party.
Now a matrimony website for dogs in Indore
Indore lad Akram Khan has designed an interesting matrimonial website for dogs named 'My dogsvilla'. The website aims at finding dog owners a suitable mate for their royal pedigrees.
Indore lad’s bike wall painting vrooms into Spain exhibition
City-based artist Sameer Dubey, will be showcasing his mural at Freaky art bar in Spain on September 20. The mural is a replica of a BAC model bike which has been chosen to be showcased for three days under the special works.
Faith no bar to celebrate festivals at Snehlataganj in Indore
For girls of Muslim community at Snehlataganj in Indore, Ganesh Chaturthi is more than a festival. It is an occasion to strengthen the bonds of humanity and communal harmony.
Three students fall sick after eating laddoos at school in Indore
Three students were admitted to MY Hospital on Monday morning after they fell sick after eating laddoos served at school. They complained of uneasiness and vomiting soon after eating the laddoos.
Indore: Unsafe school trips not to end soon as parties pass the buck
According to ASP traffic, six auto-rickshaw drivers are fined every day on an average for violating the rules regarding the capacity of the auto-rickshaws laid down by the high court.
Updated on Aug 20, 2014 05:16 PM IST
Hindustan Times | Divya Raje Bhonsale & Nida Khan, Indore
True story: Indore ADM's book talks about inequality, injustice
A prolific writer and a member in the administrative field of the government, Kailash Wankhede's collection of short stories titled 'Satyapan' is a work of literature, which speaks volumes for itself.
Online library is here to whet your mind's appetite
You no longer have to drag yourself out of the comforts of your homes in quest of books. You can apply for online library membership to whet your mind's appetite. India Reads is here to help you.
Bhopal's Yasir Khan to be seen in reality show Splitsvilla 7 soon
Here's a surprise for all you couch potatoes. Yasir Khan, a fitness trainer and model, will soon be seen in reality show 'Splitsvilla 7'. "I think my entry will add an interesting twist to the show," he says.
IIT boy Ashok Pancilly is Google student ambassador
Ashok Pancilly, a final year student of BTech at Indian Institute of Technology-Indore, has been named as the best Google student ambassador from India by the internet giant.
Updated on Dec 05, 2013 01:08 AM IST
Hindustan Times | Nida Khan, Indore
Clinical trials and many errors
The SC on Monday said no human trials of new drugs should be allowed without an audio-visual consent, giving its nod to only five of the 162 drug trials and new fixed-dose combinations – approved by the Centre.
Updated on Oct 23, 2013 01:21 PM IST
Hindustan Times | Nida Khan and HT Correspondent, Indore/new Delhi
People in tribal areas to get expert medical advice
The launch of telemedicines in 16 districts of Madhya Pradesh starting from August 15 would mean expert advice for patients from Khargone and Jhabua.
MP: college bans sleeveless clothes for women
After asking girls to write an essay on Indian culture, as a form of punishment for wearing sleeveless dresses to college, the director of Institute for Management Studies (IMS) PN Mishra went a step further on Thursday by issuing a notice barring girls from wearing sleeveless clothes to college. Nida Khan reports.
Updated on Jul 26, 2013 07:43 AM IST
Hindustan Times | Nida Khan, Indore
'Crucial to understand needs of domestic helps'
When different sections of society are raising voices over safety of women after Delhi gangrape incident, the domestic helps too seem to be concerned about their safety within walls, reports Nida Khan.