Aakanksha Sharma is a journalist for The Economic Times, with her work also appearing in The Times of India. She specializes in writing articles on literature, self-improvement, and travel, providing readers with insights, recommendations, and explanations on various topics of interest.
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Aakanksha Sharma's articles predominantly focus on house and home-related content. She regularly covers topics such as plants, mental sharpness, authors, animals, and fictional worlds.
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The Tulsi plant Tulsi, one of the most holy and sacred plants for Hindus, can be found in every Hindu home. It is cherished, watered everyday, and even worshipped.
Books to flex and brag Being a literature lover is like a flex these days and people claim to have read some classics and famous books even
Strong animals Strong jaws are extremely important for animals, especially in the wild.
New Year gifts for literature lovers New Year is right around the corner and gifting options are plenty.
North East birds North East India is famous for its lush, green flora and fauna, the amazing views, and of course, the delicious food.
By: Aakanksha Sharma
Complicated words, simple meanings Often, people hesitate in using certain words owing to how difficult they sound, or are complicated to pronounce.
By: Aakanksha Sharma
Geeti Sen launched her new book, 'Alchemy: Contemporary Indian Painting and Miniature Traditions,' in Delhi. A discussion followed, exploring the book's focus on the fusion of traditional miniature and contemporary Indian art, featuring artists like Abindranath Tagore, Manjit Bawa, Waswo X. Waswo, R. Vijay, and Nilima Sheikh.
As the cold winter winds make humans shudder, in the same way, the harsh winter frost makes the plants stop growing. There is stunted growth, drying of leaves, root rot, and much more. So, here we mention 8 reasons why it is best to not sow any seeds in the winter.
By: Aakanksha Sharma
Master communication and public speaking Communication and public speaking are one of the most important skills of our century.
Orange wildlife In the lush green forests and wild, some animals shine through because of their colour and shades.
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