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Japan’s premium fruit industry where melons become luxury commoditiesJapanese fruits have carved out a niche in the world market, fetching high prices due to their extraordinary taste, texture, and stunning p...- Quote of the day by Grammy-winning singer Bryan Adams: 'When your world has shattered, nothing else matters. It ain’t over, it’s only love, and that’s all' - Powerful thought on love, loss, and moving onGRAMMY-winning artist Bryan Adams, with over four decades in music and millions of record sales, remains a global rock icon. His raspy voic...
- Harsh Goenka, whose net worth is over Rs 37,000 crore, says there’s an Indian fruit even he 'can’t afford'A rare West Bengal mango, the Kohitur, is gaining attention for its exclusivity and high price, reportedly costing over Rs 1,500 per piece....
- 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 ...
- Lessons from leaf springs and other Indian knivesMichelin inspired dining guides show automakers influence food. India's leaf spring kitchen knives crafted from auto parts contrast with co...
- Is 'London becoming India'? British man shouting 'nariyal' has internet's attentionA young man was seen selling coconuts in London while shouting in Hindi, creating a buzz online. The sight amused some viewers, who remarke...
- Anand Mahindra embarrassed for not knowing about this Indian marvel. Now, he is packing his travel bagSam Dalrymple, an author, recently praised Rampur’s Raza Library in India, calling it the prettiest library in the country. Anand Mahindra'...
- 10 Best-Seller Salman Rushdie Books: Explore the Magic of His FictionSalman Rushdie is an award-winning novelist and essayist whose work revolves around magical realism, and historical and literary fiction. H...
- Is honesty best policy?What is politeness? It is a kind of politics. The three words, policy, politeness and politics, have the same root, they all mean the same ...
- The fine art of chopping veggies: From bonti to kuruni, Indians have yet to appreciate their indigenous knivesMost cooks ignore how well the cheap and humble Indian knives do their job.
- The curious grip of pakkad: How tongs can be a boon for non-contact serving in Covid daysThese indigenous tongs have a hold on Indian kitchens.
- Ask the travel expert: What items to carry in a backpack when going on a trek?Packing too much or too little is one of the biggest mistakes you can make on a trekking trip.
- How conversation on food and food culture helps us connect with business partnersHindus venerated food as anna-brahman, acknowledging food is God, which is very different from grace before meals in Christian and Muslim f...
- Art of de-stressing: Techie Pragya Yadav helps people turn into artists every weekendThe senior software engineer at Bosch motivates colleagues who spend all their time coding to take up art.
- Indian psychiatrist killed in US mourned by colleagues, patientsReddy, who introduced yoga in his treatment, opened his Holistic Psychiatric Services in 2003 after practicing in Wichita for over two deca...
- View: The liberals flaunting ‘Not In My Name’ placards got it wrongThe past week witnessed an ugly incident that led to a young Muslim boy being subjected to a murderous assault in a commuter train in Harya...
- Slogans like 'Bharat Mata ki jai' are chanted out of passion, not fashion: Mukhtar Abbas NaqviNaqvi discussed 'Bharat Mata ki jai', RSS agenda versus economic reforms – and whether, after Dadri’s fall-out, minorities should feel afra...
- Slogan row: MP Assembly passes censure motion against Asaduddin OwaisiThe MP Legislative Assembly today unanimously passed a censure motion against AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi for his recent remarks that he ...
- Sydney siege: Lone-wolf attacks 'real threat' in India too, says intelligence official"The level of motivation of these jihadis is difficult to assess ... India has a history of communal riots which has scarred a section of m...
- CWG in trouble; England, Wales set deadlineThe collapse of a small portion of a false ceiling at the weightlifting arena added to the gloom.
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