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Supping with strangers: India’s supper clubs are the new third space, redefining city social life across countryIn India's bustling cities, supper clubs are emerging as intimate, reservation-only gatherings in private homes, offering a slower alternat...- Kolkata reels under floods, BJP blames Trinamool for crisis mishandlingKolkata grapples with widespread inundation and power outages following heavy rains, leading to at least ten deaths and leaving residents s...
- PVR Inox plans a new script beyond the big screenPVR Inox plans to transform its cinemas. The company will convert them into social hubs. These hubs will include cafes and co-working space...
- Michelin Star-less Sky: Why Michelin recognises Indian food abroad but ignores its homelandIndia, known for its rich culinary heritage, lacks a presence in the Michelin Guide, which significantly impacts its global food reputation...
- Living with in-laws to eating with hands and no toilet paper. US woman shares what surprises her most about IndiaKristen Fischer has outlined eight cultural differences between Indians and Americans in a viral video. These include practices like limite...
- IKEA Noida store: Ingka Centre plans to develop office, retail, hotel space behind Sector 51 & 52 metro stations by 2028Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath laid the foundation stone for the IKEA store in Noida through a virtual event. The project, pa...
- Den for the Gen NFT: Inside Zo House where Web3 creators huddle, work and playZo House BLR at Anaa Infra’s Signature Towers is a home away from home for an elite group of 405 members who hold nonfungible tokens (NFTs)...
- Why young chefs, mostly women, are creating hyperlocal, highly individualistic dishesA new generation of Indian chefs is creating a gastronomic movement focused on local ingredients and sustainability, moving away from impor...
- View: How villa-chawls are reshaping Goa; boost tourist economyVilla-chawls are a recent development in Goa. In the past, people coming to Goa wanted to buy an independent villa with trees and space all...
- Singapore: Now 50000 migrant workers will be allowed in community space over weekendsMigrant worker dormitories that were found to be overcrowded were among the major COVID-19 clusters during the peak of the disease spread. ...
- Food for thought: It’s time now to go back to restaurants with a smileAs restaurants pull out all the stops to make eating out safe again, is it now our turn to go back and make it count?
- Table togetherness: Communal dining in IndiaInternational food events try to nudge Indians towards communal dining at restaurants.
- The rise of experiential holidays: Why are Indian travellers choosing alternative holiday accommodations
- Food for the Gods: A blend of cosmic myth and culinary specificityReligious foods combine cosmic myths with local ingredients, which make them intriguing.
- Yummy's the word: Food trends to look out for in 2016The world is changing fast, but the food industry is changing even faster. Here is a list of trends we foresee in 2016.
- Section 66A of the Information Technology Act : Dead or undead?If the internet was a political party, it would easily have been the most effective opposition in India today. Look at its track record.
- Dining in Dubai, a nation whose dietary habits have been shaped by waves of immigrants over the decadesThe original diet of the Emiratis was desert-sourced — camel’s milk, dates, fresh ocean produce. Easterners brought rice and spices to this...
- Narendra Modi returns to his stomping ground as Prime Minister after a 14-year exileModi stayed with the Janis in their Jersey City home, and one of the first sorties he made was to the Statue of Liberty in the middle of Ne...
- Modi wanes a little at home and waxes abroadModi's dance card is nearly full: at month's end, Obama will join the long queue of suitors. The last monsoon cloud should have lifted by t...
- With ‘puppy’ analogy, Narendra Modi has opened up the wounds of Gujarat afreshNarendra Modi tweeted “In our culture every form of life is valued and worshipped.” Except, he could have added, if you are a Muslim or a C...
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