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FIFA World Cup 2026: Visa woes, high ticket prices, empty seats but a smooth startFIFA World Cup: Despite concerns over heat, transportation, and high ticket prices, the World Cup's opening days saw enthusiastic fan engag...- Japanese cuisine QSR chain Harajuku Tokyo Cafe raises $2 million in seed fundingHarajuku Tokyo Cafe raised $2 million seed funding led by Indian Angel Network to expand its Japanese casual dining chain across India. Fou...
- How caste shaped the rise of Maharajs in Indian kitchensThe tradition of employing Brahmin cooks, or maharajs, in wealthy Indian households has roots in caste-based notions of purity and the need...
- Speciality restaurants plans big push in three yearsSpeciality Restaurants, India's first publicly listed restaurant company, plans to open 40-50 new outlets in the next three years. The expa...
- Speciality restaurants to expand through 40-50 new outlets in the next three yearsSpeciality Restaurants, India's first publicly listed restaurant company, plans to open 40-50 new outlets in the next three years. The expa...
- Curry Tales: How impoverished sailors & indentured workers gave birth to uber-spicy diaspora cuisineIn India, spices are just one element in a dish, along with souring agents, cooking oils, pulses, and vegetables thatcan all be very distin...
- Foreigners say 'I do' to Rajasthan's big fat Indian wedding internshipsYoung westerners are traveling to India to learn the art of organizing extravagant Indian weddings, the Shaadi biz. The growing trend is fu...
- Indian Navy hosts PM of Papua New Guinea on board INS Kolkata and INS Sahyadri"In his address, Prime Minister Marape welcomed the Indian Naval Ships to Papua New Guinea (PNG). He also thanked (PM) Narendra Modi for vi...
- World moving towards a new world order: PM Modi to Indian diaspora in FranceWe make mini-India wherever we go in the world, said PM Modi in his opening remark to the Indian diaspora amidst loud cheers from a packed ...
- Indian cuisine shines in Dubai's thriving F&B sceneWhile the Michelin lists are still dominated by global cuisines of Japanese, French and European origins, Indian restaurants are slowly mak...
- Indian diaspora serves as living bridge connecting India to world: MoS MEAThe Pravasi Bharatiya Divas is celebrated to recognise the contribution of the overseas Indian community towards the growth and development...
- Union minister invites PIOs to partner in country's developmentHe said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India and its diaspora have found greater recognition and popularity in ...
- Celebrating Indianness across destinations preferred by the Indian diasporaIndia’s diaspora population is the largest in the world with 16 million people from India.
- Desi restaurants going overseas to cater not just to diaspora but to global audienceIndian cuisine is becoming more contemporary and the players are fine-tuning their approach in terms of taste, flavour and presentation to ...
- India may export basmati rice, now 'infestation-free', to China from this yearExporters in India, the world's second-largest rice producer, are targeting the Indian diasporas and Middle Eastern communities.
- Celebrating Indianness: 10 popular international hot spotsOn the eve of Independence Day, ET-Travel highlights popular international hotspots where the Indian diaspora has been etching a mark of su...
- Christmas celebrated with Jewish cakes, other delicaciesAs Yuletide spirit swept City of Joy, memories about once-flourishing Jews community in Kolkata were revived when revellers gorged on yummy...
- Hilsa delicacies on platter of office-goers in Singapore, UK"Having known that Bengali cuisine has all the ingredients to win foodies across the globe, we will now be serving 'Borishaler Ilish Bhaza'...
- Companies rake in big moolah serving NRIsWhat some people may call brain-drain may rain business for others. Several cos dependent on the huge Indian diaspora are flourishing. Keep...
- Open, heat, eat is the new meal mantraWhat’s cooking? Nothing really, if the likes of MTR, Haldiram’s, Cremica, ITC etc have their way.
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