dhfeatures

dhfeatures has been a member of Linktree for 1 month and joined in September 2026. The social media accounts linked to from dhfeatures are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, dhfeatures has populated their site with: • Bengaluru’s 40-plus social scene: Mid-life communities thrive with events • Alzheimer's Strategies: Sleep Insights, Brain Study & Lifestyle Changes • Song Stories | Longing and loss • 'Heggana Muddu' movie review: Undoes its own critique of patriarchy • Rifle shooting: Bengaluru shooting ranges see surge in recreational interest • Gandhi Jayanti: Bengaluru non-profit digitises rare archives for public access • Sollisai Sistahs: Tamil and Kannada rap crew challenges social inequality • Queer nightlife: How India parties for safety, inclusion and third spaces • PM Recipes: Rajiv kebabs, VP Singh safed maas & Deve Gowda ragi balls • Bengaluru lake clean-up: Why citizens are taking matters into their own hands • Feminist library: Sandbox Collective launches membership programme for books • Dog walk: Why daily walks with my pet improved my mental health and routine • Old San Juan: Puerto Rico travel guide, historic forts, cobblestones, food • 'Reporting Live' movie review: Not-so-thrilling crime thriller • 'Animals' movie review: Not much to sink teeth into • 'The Social Reckoning' movie review: A lifeless spiritual companion • Raaj Kumar centenary: Remembering Bollywood legend known for style and memes • How Bengaluru groups are bridging mental health gap • Song stories | The timeless mysticism of ‘Sanson Ki Mala’ • Bengaluru show revisits Bal Thackeray, the cartoonist • Women-only spaces: How reading circles and collectives are fueling resistance • Kata Music: Bengaluru rapper blends nadaswaram with West Coast hip-hop • Koramangala L Street: How residents transformed a garbage dump into art hub • Bengaluru's Berlie Street: A colonial tale of poison, history & heritage • Mowgli to Mario: We grew up, magic stayed • Recipes lost and found: How Partition changed Punjabi food forever • Dorothy movie review: Karthik Subbaraj crafts stunning emotional tale • Employee Engagement in 2025: Quiet Quitting, Mental Health & Workplace Challenges • Asking AI about sex, intimacy becoming new normal among Bengalureans • Bhupen Hazarika: Iconic harmonium to be displayed at Bengaluru music museum • Amuse-bouche: Fine dining chefs redefine bite-sized appetisers in India • Verity movie review: Anne Hathaway starrer lacks thrill in domestic drama • Vegetarian, but make it fancy: Bengaluru's new-age dining scene • Kannada Theatre: Mukhyamantri Chandru's play marks 900th production • Theja Rio: I like to make films on what I'm conflicted about • Heart health: Why fitness enthusiasts must get a cardiac check-up first • Bail movie review: Pavan Wadeyar film has good plot but weak screenplay • Jamtara: Inside India's cyber scam hub, English brides & digital fraud • Online Library: Educator's book trove becomes free online library for all • Mary Ann Alexander: Bengaluru singer-songwriter on music, life and love • Malinformation: Why real videos and decontextualised truths are dangerous • Digger movie review: Tom Cruise shines in Iñárritu oil rig satire • Forget sunset spots: Bengaluru now has a list of places to cry • Tribal Haats: Inside Chhattisgarh weekly bazaars and indigenous knowledge • 'Don't Trouble the Trouble' movie review: A trouble that's worth the trouble • Ice cream: Does eating frozen treats really cause a common cold virus? • Bengaluru: 24-hour performing arts festival returns on September 26 • 'Baththa' movie review: A gangster comes alive • The flowers never reached them: 'Sanitised Republic' documents plight of sanitation workers • Deccan Herald | Latest News Today: Top Headlines on Elections 2026, India, Politics, World and Sports, Current News, India Latest News • Drummer Deva: Legendary RCB stadium musician and Kannada cinema icon dies • Bengaluru Chefs: Sourcing Indigenous Produce & Sustainable Farming Methods • Inflatable gorilla: Why giant mascot costumes are a hit at Bengaluru festivals • Philosophy Cafe: Bengaluru man brings global public discussions to the city