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FOOD ASSIMILATION IN INDIA
French-style ‘geeli omelette’ on Kolkata streets underlines culinary melting potKolkata's food scene reflects a rich history of foreign influences. From Greek dolma to British chops, the city embraced diverse cuisines. ...- 'Tradition' or coercion? Junior doctors allege forced payments, humiliation at MAMCJunior doctors at Maulana Azad Medical College reportedly still fund senior doctors' meals. This alleged tradition persists despite college...
- Tech That: Far-yet-near is the new diasporic dynamicIn the past, it took just a generation or two for ties with the motherland to loosen or whittle down to the most gossamer-thin threads. The...
- Evaluating various future options for ice cream business in India, says HULThe ice cream business has an inherently different business model, including a cold-chain go-to-market operating model, seasonality, and a ...
- US singer Mary Millben praises PM Modi for his proposal to include African Union as full G20 memberMary Millben, an African-American Hollywood actress and singer, has praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his proposal to include the Af...
- Kappiri, Habshi and African slave godsStories of life of African slaves owned by the Portuguese Christian sailors are remarkably different from stories of African slaves owned b...
- Businesses, govts must invest in reskilling to address job loss worries: Wipro CEOCiting the example of the US, where the digital economy has enhanced productivity by 2.7 per cent per annum while the physical economy has ...
- "Bengaluru assimilates cultures, changes and grows day by day"Artist SG Vasudev said Bengaluru is a city that boasts of educational institutions, beautiful gardens, and lovely spaces for theatres, musi...
- Budget 2017: Announce special sops for MSME sectorI hope that like past year, budget 2017 will continue to be farmer friendly as success of the food processing sector and allied industries ...
- Google lays stress on employee freedomGoogle wants to give freedom to its employees so that they are a happier lot, and this eventually helps the company retain its employees.
- From potatoes to apples, one third of what we eat today is foreignYou may be surprised to know that profusion of foreign veggies & fruits in local market is not a recent phenomenon.
- Mumbai least expensive commercial-hub in APAC region: Qlik app"Mumbai least expensive; Tokyo most expensive with Hong Kong and Sydney close behind," Qlik said in a statement.
- Integrate 'Make in India' with Foreign Trade Policy: AssochamIndia should prioritise its manufacturing focus on key sectors where India already has existing strengths like Auto, Textiles, Pharma etc.
- Sun Pharma-Ranbaxy deal: Daichi Sankyo failed to harness the complexities of a strong generic business, says Malvinder SinghThe Sun-Ranbaxy combined entity will unlock the true potential of the Gurgaon based company, says former Ranbaxy owner Malvinder Singh.
- Growing awareness and appreciation in US about Hindu American community and its rootsThe Hindu community in the US wants to be seen and heard, but religious intolerance - of the variety that exists back home - is not their m...
- Uttarakhand: India Inc rushes in for help, but struggles to plug relief gaps due to inaccesibilityContinuing landslides and lack of roads make it difficult for organisations to reach out to the worst-affected people.
- FDI in multi-brand retail bound to affect small traders, says C RangarajanPMEAC Chairman Dr C. Rangarajan said FDI in multi-brand retail would affect small traders, who need to become part of the modern retail cha...
- Taste WorldFor centuries, travellers have aided the spread of food cultures. The availability of good desi khana abroad should not draw us away now fr...
- A matter of taste: What tickles the Indian palateThe move by the IGNOU to offer courses in Indian gastronomy and regional cuisines is welcome.
- How the country of brown spirits took to drinking wineRecently, Rajeev Samant, the CEO of Sula Wineyards, wrote a piece on wine drinking, which he concluded by saying that for an Indian wine pr...
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