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Amazon India head on qcomm; senior exit at Z47Happy Monday! Amazon India’s Samir Kumar said the company is gunning for the top spot in the country’s quick commerce market. This and more...- LPG prices up again: 7 smart kitchen tricks to make your gas cylinder last longerWith LPG cylinder prices rising again, Indian households are looking for simple ways to cut kitchen expenses. From avoiding fridge-to-stove...
- Ginger turning soft quickly? 5 easy ways to keep it fresh without fridgeGinger spoils quickly in Indian kitchens due to heat and moisture, but proper storage can keep it fresh for days without refrigeration. Fro...
- 7 easy kitchen tricks to keep lemons juicy for longerLemons dry out quickly in Indian kitchens, especially during summer, but a few simple storage tricks can keep them juicy for much longer. F...
- 6 simple ways: How to remove rust stains from your sinks and tapsSay goodbye to stubborn rust and hard water stains on your sinks and faucets using simple Indian household items. From using a potato to co...
- Chef Ranveer Brar shares how to break a coconut along with easy Kerala-style coconut rice recipeChef Ranveer Brar has revealed a simple Instagram trick to crack coconuts easily. This hack makes using fresh coconut accessible for home c...
- 6 easy ways: How to fix excess salt in curry without spoiling tasteAccidentally over-salting a curry doesn't mean the meal is ruined. From the clever "dough ball" absorption method to using roasted gram flo...
- 6 easy ways: How to keep rotis soft as cotton for hoursStop struggling with dry, rubbery rotis with these six essential Indian kitchen fixes. By using hot water for kneading, allowing the dough ...
- 6 easy ways: How to keep ants away from leftover food and chakkiProtect your Indian kitchen from invading ants with six simple, non-toxic hacks. From using cloves and cinnamon to creating "water moats" a...
- 6 simple ways: How to keep coriander leaves fresh for an entire weekStop wasting money on wilted herbs with these six simple Indian kitchen hacks. From the unusual "Vase Method" to using traditional steel da...
- Priyanka Chopra claims his father would have picked Nick Jonas as her husband. Shares a common link between the two.Priyanka Chopra revealed her late father, Ashok Chopra, would have admired Nick Jonas's musical passion and talent. She believes her father...
- How to remove hidden worms and insects from cauliflower in 4 steps without killing its nutrition: Use these simple and easy kitchen hacksCauliflower, one of the most common vegetables found in Indian kitchens, may often have hidden insects, dirt and worms inside them, so it b...
- Chef Ranveer Brar shares 3 smart hacks to cut oil without compromising tasteChef Ranveer Brar offers simple ways to cut oil in cooking. He suggests using small oil containers for better control. Brar also recommends...
- When Ram Charan, Chiranjeevi travel abroad, a South Indian meal is a must-have. How do they prepare it in a hotel room?Despite global travels and fine dining, Ram Charan's love for South Indian food remains unwavering, inspiring his wife Upasana to launch At...
- 8 super-healthy foods—but toxic when stored wrongYour food might be healthy—but is it still nutritious by the time you eat it? Many Indian kitchens unknowingly store staples the wrong way....
- 9 genius Indian home hacks you’ll wish you knew soonerFrom spice-powered cleaning to ancient storage hacks, Indian homes are treasure chests of clever tricks.These 9 genius desi home hacks that...
- No compromise. Why Ram Charan and Chiranjeevi always carry a pressure cooker with them when they travel abroad?Despite his global fame after the success of RRR, actor Ram Charan sticks to a personal routine of having at least one Indian meal every da...
- Looking for a 'jugaad' to make perfectly round rotis fast? This viral video has the answerA viral video shows a woman using a PVC pipe and a steel bowl to efficiently roll and shape rotis in an Indian kitchen. This creative hack ...
- Cooking daily meals should be enjoyable and not a stressful project, says author-chef Natasha CelmiThe former restaurateur published a cookbook in the middle of the lockdown.
- Beyond greasy gravies: Meet chef Suvir Saran, who introduced refined, light Indian cuisine to New YorkSuvir Saran cooks the way Indian mothers cook in their kitchen.
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