Here’s how the 16th-century Suleiman Charitra begins: “There was once a mighty lord of Ayodhya. In splendour and prowess, he was like Indra, the king of the gods… Brave and devoted to public welfare, ...

Many might think that these local quilters are a bunch of old ladies sitting around a quilt frame. Although many of them are older ladies, they are found today sitting usually at their sewing ...

Folk story quilting is a rich tradition that has its roots in various cultures around the world, each community has its own unique style and techniques. Historically, these quilts were not only ...

Members of the Grand Prairie Quilt Society enjoy lively conversation and share quilting stories during their Christmas party. (Submitted photo) The Grand Prairie Quilt Society met Wednesday, Dec. 11, ...

It is not good to go back on a covenant, even one implicitly made and foggy regarding what would constitute a violation. Few monogamous couples, that is, get down to the brass tacks of chalking ...

We’re living in the age of microtrends. It seems like every week, TikTokers experiment with something new and then suddenly everyone scrambles to report, legitimise, and assign meaning to what would ...

Spectators can attest to the roller-coaster ride the Philippine showbiz scene was in this year. From dating speculations, public outbursts, controversial takes, and criminal cases, to confirmation ...

New Delhi: A majority of the convenience food products in India provide most of the energy from carbohydrate and fat while there is an acute shortage of food products with low glycemic index (GI), ...

Once she graduated college and pharmacy school, Lewis-McCullough began finding more free time in her schedule — time she used to learn how to quilt from her mom, Merlene Lewis. Merlene and ...

In even the most difficult, heartbreaking situations, there are people who work to make the world a better place. Here are five stories we loved reading this week that highlight goodness and offer ...

In the autumn of 1984, my parents and I paid our first visit to Venice. They flew, and I joined them there, having gone happily astray on European trains in the preceding fortnight, arriving at ...