It was a hazy afternoon in Ibiza when Vardy and Engelhardt, decided to launch their joint practice. Spending time in Engelhardt’s garden on the Spanish island in 2017, they spoke about the idea of ...

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board issued a circular in 2016 on the same, and added that harsh artificial colours that harm the environment should not be used. It also started the promotion of ...

The Kitchen Pantry Scientist, Liz Heineke, shares a simple recipe for making sidewalk chalk. (Make in a disposable container or large plastic bag. Plaster of Paris should not go down the drain!) Mix ...

Visakhapatnam: Preparations for Vinayaka Chaturthi are in full swing here, with artists crafting Ganesha idols made mainly of Plaster of Paris. Environmentalists expressed concern that the authorities ...

With the Ganesh festival fast approaching, the district administration has intensified the drive against those selling Plaster of Paris (PoP) idols and on Monday, conducted search in the workshops of ...

BENGALURU: With less than a month to go for the Ganesha festival, state government agencies, particularly the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB), are yet to crackdown on Plaster of Paris ...

Bombay High Court on Thursday (July 24, 2025) directed lord Ganesh idols of up to six feet height to be “mandatorily” immersed in artificial tanks during the 10-day Ganesh festival starting from ...

Mumbai: In what comes as a major relief to artisans, the Bombay High Court has allowed manufacturing of Lord Ganesh idols made up of Plaster-of-Paris, however, these cannot be immersed in natural ...

THE thermal conductivity of powdered plaster of Paris was reported in 1896 by Lees and Chorlton 1. Their value of 0.00261 gm. cal./sec./deg C./cm. has since been incorporated into the literature of ...

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At a small theatre, a man mixes plaster and talks to the crowd. Empty beer cans lie around him. His words are rough, but honest. The audience leans in—not just to hear a story, but to feel it.