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At 16, Connecticut teen began selling homemade cookies after his grandmother showed him the struggles of children with cancer; his charity has now raised $66,331 and helped nearly 1,000 childrenAt 16, Connecticut teenager Vihaan Kamath turned his love of baking into a charitable mission after being inspired by his grandmother and s...- Why you should start saving the plastic clips from every loaf of breadSmall bread clips are surprisingly useful for organizing household items and securing snack bags. These tiny plastic pieces are too small f...
- On This Day in History, July 1: Terminator 2 premiers, Dominion of Canada is formed, Bretton Woods Conference opens, Hong Kong returns to China, Sony Walkman debuts, Princess Diana is born and other key eventsOn This Day in History, July 1 marks a date shaped by major military campaigns, nation-building, scientific breakthroughs and cultural mile...
- Bajaj Group to enter healthcare biz with Rs 2k cr bet in Pune; expand to 7 cities in a decadeThe Bajaj group is entering the healthcare sector. A significant investment of over Rs 2,000 crore is planned for Pune over the next three ...
- After Charlie Kirk shooting, Tyler Robinson’s alt-right links to Nick Fuentes spark outrage, activist breaks silenceTyler Robinson, a 22-year-old from Utah, has been arrested for the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Following the arres...
- Too many wild deer are roaming England's forests. Can promoting venison to consumers help?Deer populations have exploded in England, causing damage to forests and farmland. To manage the population, advocates are promoting the cu...
- Catherine Tyldesley embroiled in 'bizarre' cake controversy: What happened and who's involved?The former Coronation Street actor has called the baker-PR incident 'bizarre'. Here’s what happened.
- British Indian chef Manju Malhi gets ready for her big day as Coronation guestShe is among the last batch to be awarded a BEM by Charles' mother, late Queen Elizabeth II, for services to the community in London during...
- Section of Congress, AIUDF in Assam hand in glove with BJP, says new TMC leader Sushmita DevDev, who was one of the national spokespersons of the Congress and its women's wing chief, switched over to the TMC last week.
- Look, I can cook, no matter what it took!People who had never laid a hand on a ladle their entire lives, are now using their wrists to not just open beer bottles but also to turn o...
- Bill Gates bakes Warren Buffett a birthday cake, Sara Blakely thanks Berkshire billionaire for the laughs and wisdomGates baked a chocolate cake with Oreo frosting.
- Covid hits USA badly: Hello from my bunker to yoursThe economy is in a tailspin and expected to shrink anywhere between 14% (JPMorgan Chase) to 24% (Goldman Sachs). The worst quarter of the ...
- Learning from ladies club books: Why grandma's cookbooks are still relevantThese books help you realise that survival is not a single formula, but an attitude, and this is what we really need today.
- For the love of roulade: Prince William, Kate Middleton kick-start Christmas celebrations with a royal bake-offThe royals of Cambridge were invited to be part of a Christmas special baking show.
- Arjun Kapoor's sister to help you take part in a charity while baking or playing cricket with Alia BhattAnshula Kapoor's online fundraising platform - Fankind - is getting all the celebrity attention.
- Meet Rosie Ginday, the Indian-origin chef who has been invited to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's weddingThe UK-born Punjabi is among 1,200 members of the public to be invited to the royal wedding on May 19.
- Chennai cafes focus on women in their new business plansWhile some city restaurateurs believe in the idea of making their business a means to train and financially empower survivors of fire and d...
- The key to success! Eight super-achievers and their hobbiesBill Gates loves playing tennis, and considers spending time with his kids a favorite pastime apart from playing bridge.
- Ten ways Apple has changed in the last yearApple had a strict, no awards policy under Jobs. After his death, Jony Ive and his senior design team at Apple went specifically to accept ...
- Sunday ET: Foreign policy of food: India is a laggard in deploying cuisine in diplomacyIndia is a laggard in deploying cuisine in diplomacy. Western nations do it effectively. Here, it's left to private sector.
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