Nawab Wajid Ali Shah, the last king of Awadh, is remembered for his cultural contributions and syncretic practices, despite being exiled to Kolkata following the British annexation of his kingdom. Celebrated as a patron of the arts, he introduced innovations in music and dance, and his legacy continues to influence Kolkata's cultural scene. His reign is marked by efforts to bridge religious divides, exemplified by his operatic performances and the Jogia Jashan festival. Despite being portrayed negatively by the British, his descendants and cultural enthusiasts in Kolkata honor his memory, highlighting his role as a unifying figure in India's history.

The article discusses the enduring popularity of old TV shows like 'Friends', 'The Sopranos', 'The Office', and 'The Big Bang Theory', which continue to captivate audiences despite the availability of new content on OTT platforms. The author shares personal reasons for rewatching these shows, such as their quality, familiarity, and the comfort they provide. The piece also touches on the psychological aspects of rewatching and the debate over its merits and demerits, concluding with the author's intention to rewatch 'Boston Legal'.

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma impressed netizens with his guitar rendition of Iron Maiden's 'Wasted Years,' garnering over 1 lakh views and positive comments. Amidst this, Meghalaya recorded its 15th COVID-19 case, with two active cases and 12 recoveries. The state continues to monitor the situation closely.

Stress and unhealthy lifestyles can weaken the immune system, making it crucial to adopt measures to boost immunity. Incorporating superfoods like citrus fruits, broccoli, tea, almonds, and camel milk into daily meals can significantly enhance immune function. Citrus fruits are rich in vitamin C, broccoli is nutrient-dense with antioxidants, tea contains disease-fighting polyphenols and flavonoids, almonds are packed with vitamin E, and camel milk has protective proteins. These foods collectively help in building a stronger immune system.

The article offers practical advice for individuals considering a video chat with an online date. It emphasizes the importance of trusting gut feelings, monitoring social media activities, continuing to chat on the dating app before sharing personal numbers, and choosing a secure video chat platform. It also advises setting clear boundaries for the conversation to ensure safety and comfort during the online interaction.

A study by Amnesty International India reveals that women politicians in India face significantly higher online abuse on Twitter compared to their counterparts in the UK and the US. The study, conducted during and after the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, found that 13.8% of tweets mentioning Indian women politicians were abusive, with Muslim women and those from marginalized castes facing even higher levels of abuse. Prominent cases of trolling include politicians Mimi Chakraborty, Nusrat Jahan, Priyanka Gandhi, and Sushma Swaraj. The study highlights the need for social media platforms like Twitter to ensure a safer environment for women.

Domestic violence has become a significant concern during the lockdown, with many cases potentially going unreported. Legal expert Vipul Kundalia outlines the legal options available to victims, including approaching local police, protection officers, or magistrates under the Domestic Violence Act. Victims are entitled to various forms of relief and can seek shelter and legal services. The article highlights key legal provisions such as Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code and the Protection of Women against Domestic Violence Act 2005, which cover various forms of abuse, including physical, emotional, sexual, and economic. The article urges readers to stand against all forms of abuse and follow the #ActAgainstAbuse campaign.

The article offers guidance on how to support a sibling who comes out as homosexual, emphasizing open communication, spending quality time, defending them against homophobic statements, and finding support groups. It highlights the importance of unconditional love and understanding, referencing Anne Hathaway's supportive stance and the Supreme Court's landmark verdict against Section 377 of IPC as significant milestones for LGBT rights in India.