India, known for its rich culinary heritage, lacks a presence in the Michelin Guide, which significantly impacts its global food reputation...

Fauna offers a serene dining experience surrounded by lush gardens and rolling landscapes. Headed by chefs David Castro Hussong and Maribel...

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath laid the foundation stone for the IKEA store in Noida through a virtual event. The project, pa...

The Paris Olympic Village welcomes 15,000 athletes with the aroma of freshly baked baguettes from a boulangerie producing 2,000 items daily...

Titanic II or the duplicate Tiatnic will be 269 meters long and 32.2 meters wide. It will have nine decks with 835 cabins, half of which wi...

Migrant worker dormitories that were found to be overcrowded were among the major COVID-19 clusters during the peak of the disease spread. ...

Interior designers say clients often tell them about public places with style they want at home. But even if you love the interiors of a pl...

International food events try to nudge Indians towards communal dining at restaurants.

Food-and-story sitdowns are a great way to spend the weekend, meet the like-minded and make friends.

Bengaluru's demography is perfect for co-living. More than 65% of the population comprises youngsters.

As many as 150 Muslims participated in the "Souharda Upahara Koota" (harmony feast) in the dining hall, located just outside the main templ...

Sampling local cuisine at homestays and cooking demos are a trend now.

Large-format eateries offer a bakery, microbrewery, diverse dining spaces.

PM Modi's surprise visit to Pakistan can be hailed as successful only if the neighbouring country stops sponsoring terrorism, VHP leader Pr...

The world is changing fast, but the food industry is changing even faster. Here is a list of trends we foresee in 2016.

Reddy today said the ugly incidents in the Lok Sabha is the fallout of the Centre's "bungling" in handling the sensitive state bifurcation ...

Maharashtra Congress president Manikrao Thakre maintained that the state Congress was powerful enough to contest polls on its own.