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Word of the day: CornucopiaToday's word of the day 'cornucopia' refers to a horn-shaped symbol of abundance and, more commonly today, to an overflowing supply of some...- Word of the Day: CornucopiaCornucopia signifies an abundant supply of good things, often representing plenty, fullness, and generosity. Originating from the Latin 'ho...
- View: A place between home and abroadFor over 60 years, the complex containing two five-storeyed buildings with 18 apartments each and another building with 50-odd single rooms...
- Your ultimate European summer planned: 36 hours in Palermo, ItalyInfluenced by Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Arab, Norman and Spanish conquerors, the port city has long been known for its distinctive dialect, ...
- From 'panoramic' to 'seggs', TikTok influencers are now adding new words to the English lexiconA language revolution of sorts is happening on TikTok
- The other pandemic-engendered WFH: Watch From HomeI am glad I no longer have to commute to a cinema, no longer have to - inevitably, invariably - get caught in a traffic jam either going th...
- How quilting is having its moment in pop cultureThanks to the Internet and international travelling, many Indians have discovered that quilts can be more than just items of utility; many ...
- Planning a trip? Canada has everything that you might wantA fine selection of culinary trails await for even the most well-travelled epicure. Have some fun as you take the food route across provinc...
- In Israel, food is a fusion of flavours of happinessIsrael also offers surprisingly good wines. After all, the country’s wine history dates back to biblical times. Golan Heights offers the be...
- The Indian owners of the East India Company are betting on its future by leaning on its pastMehta was keen to get the mandate as the “resurrected East India Company” dealt in special teas and exotics – a missing piece in his expans...
- Spain on a platterIn Valencia, Tanushree Podder learnt several things she didn’t know about two very popular Spanish foods: paella and tapas.
- Ugali and other corny talesOne feels quite at home when it comes to the traditional Kenyan fastfood of roasted corn on the cob, but its ugali avatar was a novel exper...
- It’s in the elements, my dearBefore the whole cornucopia of health supplements and gut-wrenching exercise regimes were even conceived of, there used to be a simpler, mo...
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