India: Fresh Stories, Trends and Everyday Talk

Welcome to the India tag page, where you’ll find short, punchy pieces that cover what’s buzzing across the subcontinent. We keep it simple—no jargon, just the facts and a bit of flavor that makes each story feel like a chat with a friend.

Culture, Food and Traditions

India’s vibrant culture shows up in festivals, food and daily rituals. Want to know why married women tie a thread around a banyan tree on Vat Savitri Vrat? The story comes straight from the Mahabharata, and the fast is a heartfelt wish for a husband’s long life. We also dive into why Indian cuisine packs such a punch—spices, regional twists, and fresh ingredients blend to make every bite unforgettable.

Curious about how Indians see the world? One of our writers shares why living in America feels like stepping into a tech‑savvy Bollywood set, with endless opportunities and new cultural mash‑ups. Another piece asks the bold question, “Do you regret being born in India?” while exploring personal reflections on identity and belonging.

News, Media and Politics

Stay in the loop with quick takes on Indian media. We break down who owns The Times of India—Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd., controlled by the Sahu Jain family—so you know where the power lies. We also look at DD News, the state channel that still captures viewers across rural and urban India, despite the rise of private networks and streaming platforms.

Political stories get a human angle, too. The love story of Devendra and Amruta Fadnavis shows how a 90‑minute spark turned into a partnership that balances public life and personal dreams. And for those tracking tech, we explain why Mi is raising phone prices in India, pointing to a weaker rupee, higher duties and a new line‑up of premium models.

If you’re into media analysis, our take on WION highlights its unbiased reporting, tech‑forward approach, and why it’s gaining traction among English‑speaking viewers. It’s a fast‑read look at how one channel tries to stand out in a crowded market.

We also touch on more personal topics, like the sex life of Indians in India—a mix of traditional modesty and modern openness. It’s not a lecture, just a snapshot of changing attitudes, contraception use and growing acceptance of LGBTQ+ rights.

For everyday tech help, check out our step‑by‑step guide on disabling ads on Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 7 Pro with MIUI 10. The instructions are plain, no tech slang, so you can enjoy a cleaner phone in minutes.

All these pieces share a common goal: give you useful, easy‑to‑read insights about India without the fluff. Bookmark this page, scroll through the headlines, and stay informed on the topics that matter to you.

Why is Mi increasing mobile phone prices in India?
1 Mar

Why is Mi increasing mobile phone prices in India?

Mi, the Chinese smartphone brand owned by Xiaomi, recently announced an increase in the prices of its mobile phones in India. This is due to the rise in input costs created by the weakening of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar. The increasing import duties, transportation costs, and GST have also contributed to the price increase. The 15-20% price hike is applicable on all mobile phones in the Mi portfolio, including the popular Redmi Note 5 Pro, Redmi 6A, and Redmi 6. Xiaomi plans to launch more expensive models with improved features in the near future to offset the price increase.

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What is the sex life of Indians in India like?
15 Feb

What is the sex life of Indians in India like?

The sex life of Indians in India is complex and varied. While traditional values of chastity and modesty still exist, modern ideas of sex and sexuality are becoming more accepted among young people. Indian society is largely conservative and traditional when it comes to sex, but there is a growing trend of more open and tolerant attitudes towards it. The availability of contraception has increased, as have the number of people engaging in premarital sex. Additionally, LGBT rights have become more accepted in recent years. Despite these changes, the sex life of Indians in India is still largely conservative and traditional.

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What do you think about WION News?
15 Feb

What do you think about WION News?

WION is an Indian English news channel that was launched in August 2017. It is owned by Zee Media Corporation and is broadcast through various satellite, cable, IPTV and OTT platforms. The channel provides news from India and around the world, with a focus on South Asia. It also offers news analysis and opinion pieces on current affairs. WION has been praised for its unbiased reporting and balanced coverage of all sides of an issue. Its high-quality content and wide range of topics have made it one of the leading news channels in India. The channel has also been praised for its innovative use of technology and its commitment to providing accurate and timely news coverage.

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