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Meet Jayshree Ullal: Top-ranked Indian-origin woman on America’s richest self-made list with $6.8 billion net worthJayshree Ullal, ranked No. 7 on Forbes' America's Richest Self-Made Women list with a $6.8 billion net worth, has become a pivotal figure i...- Parle Melody: The ₹1 soft power twist Modi served to Meloni and the worldPrime Minister Modi's gift of a Parle Melody toffee to Italy's Giorgia Meloni symbolised India's evolving soft power. Beyond traditional ex...
- Bottles, flasks grow scarce in India as gas crunch hits glassmakersIndia's glass industry faces severe production disruptions due to Middle East conflict-induced energy shortages. Gas diversions to househol...
- Meet 'Goriya Devi', viral London woman selling Bihari samosa; Internet calls it "reverse colonisation"Bihari samosa in London: A woman, Goriya Devi, is currently selling Bihari samosas on the streets of London. Videos show her energetic sale...
- IITian pair leave cushy corporate job, start monthly pani puri club in UK, earns Rs 6000 per mealAn IIT Guwahati alumna and former Samsung designer has launched The Bouzi Club, an intimate supper club in London. This venture uses reimag...
- British man sells coconut water as 'Naariyal Paani' in Indian style on London streets. Watch viral videoA British man selling coconut water on the streets of Southall, London, has gone viral for his authentic desi-style sales pitch. Operating ...
- Kolkata Jhaalmuri magic in London! British man turns jhalmuri wallah, video goes viralKolkata possesses a unique charm, particularly when it comes to its street food culture. Among the variety of delicious offerings, jhalmuri...
- Top 50 Vegan dishes in the world: Misal Pav, Rajma Chawal makes the listMisal Pav has many varieties as its ingridients can change according to locations. One can have Pune misal, Khandeshi misal, Nashik misal a...
- How Indian immigrants influenced food culture of BritainRestaurants are not the only way through which immigrants change food cultures.
- Snacking more during WFH? You're not aloneThe organised Indian packaged snacks market is estimated to be around INR 45,000 crore by most industry analysts, within which the potentia...
- What Mumbai chefs like to eat: Quirky corn ribs, garlic butter crabBritannia & Co was an inspiration for Dishoom restaurant in London.
- McDonald's moves Delhi High Court for London court awardMcDonald’s India Private Ltd said it 'has filed an application… to progress the enforcement of the partial award rendered in its favour by ...
- Dark chocolate may boost athletic performance, says studyDark chocolate provides similar benefits to beetroot juice, taken regularly by elite athletes after studies showed it can improve performan...
- Air India offers personalised meal service on foreign flightsNational carrier Air India has launched a new personalised meal service for its first- and business-class passengers on select internationa...
- UK launches Maggi tests for lead contentFSA agency, however, stressed the move was a precaution and there were no concerns over the safety of Maggi products sold by Nestle UK.
- Tennis, tea and TendulkarOver champagne lunches and tea and scones, the cricket legend and quasi-Londoner, who maintains a home in St John’s Wood, has mingled with ...
- Elections 2014: NRIs in the UK celebrate Narendra Modi's victoryA series of election results monitoring events were held across London, Leeds, among others yesterday, which quickly transformed into celeb...
- Indian Nigella's cook book beats Harry Pottertelevision cook Anjum Anand has become a huge success in her own right after last week's sales of her book on Indian food beat even the lat...
- UK's Indian food brand up for saleThe spicy brand, a rage in Britain, is considering an outright sale, and has been valued at Rs 1700 crore.
- Khakra rocks at New York pubsThe spicy curry’s old news, today it’s all about the ubiquitous poppadums and khakras in NY.
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