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The Role of diplomatic dining at international summitsMeals have played a crucial role in diplomatic negotiations, from Lal Bahadur Shastri's final meal to the Tehran Conference where Churchill...- Caviar is making its way to desi dinners and shop shelves as India develops a taste for the exoticCaviar, once confined to luxury settings, is now increasingly available in India's retail stores, driven by smaller pack sizes and improved...
- Flying becomes more luxurious. For those who can payAirlines are enhancing their business-class offerings with luxury amenities and services in 2025, including partnerships with renowned bran...
- Aditya Narayan lends his voice for lead character in Hindi version of 'Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile'Narayan said voicing an animated character was both challenging and rewarding experience.
- Air India is more than just a good buy for TataNow that AI has effected a ghar-wapsi, expectations are running high about an imminent return to its glory days.
- At Rs 6 lakh, this bulletproof iPhone 13 Pro Max by Caviar can be a lifesaver!The luxury brand has unveiled limited edition Stealth 2.0 for iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.
- This duo adds exotic touch to Indian skincare with caviar face cream, serum made of bee venomViren Sawhney & Federico Natalini are trying to spice up things, naturally, in the skincare market.
- Jalebi caviar, malai prawns & dahi vada: Chef Udinia all set for Masala Library Thai pop-up amidst coronavirus scareThe chefs are set to serve up some delectable dishes.
- Does elite have to mean eggspensive?Rs 850 for a breakfast egg is a bit eggsessive, unless it is from an ostrich or emu.
- Flying Air India like a Maharaja: What’s business class without frills?Air India's invitation for economy passengers to bid for upgrades lacks regal generosity.
- France’s most acclaimed chef Alain Passard explains how vegetables remain his 'passion and love'This chef went vegetarian in the heart of haute cuisine — Paris — and lived to retain his three Michelin stars.
- With robust mix of culinary cultures, Mauritian food is both familiar and exoticInfluenced by French, Dutch, English and Indian cuisines and spiked with robust African flavours.
- The strange case of the missing avocadoThe current craze for Persea Americana is fuelling a pan-Pacific crime wave.
- Traveller’s Diary: From the Canadian Grand Prix in Canada to the Royal Ascot Races in EnglandTravellers not only get to visit different locations but also immerse themselves in the entire experience of the event.
- Jaipur's happy prince - Legal win after battle royale with unclesMaharani Gayatri Devi's grandson Devraj Singh talks about getting back his rightful inheritance.
- Simply spa-ctacularThese beauty treatments using gold, diamond and caviar set you up for a luxurious experience.
- India is not an easy market: La PrairieDick Trappmann, President, La Prairie said India is a difficult market and lacks high-end retailers such as Harrods and Nieman Marcus.
- Now, Air India cuts in-flight menu to reduce costsEven the quantity of food and water to be served on board Air India flights have been reduced to save costs. World's Best Airport | World's...
- Squid ink risotto and pastaIndians should be brave enough to try squid ink risotto and pasta!
- Wipro to spoon up Fortune 500 guestsBoardroom diplomacy: IT major to entertain guests with the bubbly & caviar at Leela Palace.
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