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“I have never gone out without a man”: Indian househelp spends a day alone in Thailand and returns with new friendsIndian Househelp's first day alone in Thailand: A day that began with nervousness turned into an experience of self-discovery for Reshma, a...- 5 years, 1 kg mango: Bihar man grows giant, hybrid fruit in memory of his father. His story is a symbol of patience, innovation, and loveA farmer from Bihar has created a new mango variety, Nagendra Bhog. This fruit honors his late father. The mango is large, juicy, and has a...
- 1 tree, 11 mango varieties: UP man grows fresh mangoes at home to revisit childhood memories. His lush garden is a symbol of patience, love and traditionA retired government official in Lucknow has cultivated a unique mango tree bearing 11 different varieties, a project inspired by his child...
- 'Best mangoes I've had': Inside the San Francisco party serving Alphonso and Kesar mangoes, now a viral sensation in USSF Mango Party: An Indian-origin organizer in San Francisco hosted the fourth annual SF Mango Party, distributing hundreds of Indian Alphon...
- With just a bicycle and seeds in his pocket, he planted 1 crore trees: Telangana’s 'Tree Man' proved how one person can change IndiaWith just a bicycle and a pocket full of seeds, Telangana’s ‘Tree Man’ Daripalli Ramaiah planted over 10 million trees, creating one of the...
- US of Aam-erica has a new king: US emerges as India’s top export market for mangoes; Kesar tops AlphonsoKesar mangoes, known for their hardiness and appeal to the Gujarati diaspora, have overtaken Alphonso as India's top mango export to the US...
- 300 types of mangoes on 1 tree: The amazing story of India's "mango man" who made it possibleKaleem Ullah Khan, the Mango Man of India, resides in Malihabad, Uttar Pradesh, and has achieved horticultural fame by cultivating over 300...
- Mango strengthens its presence in India by opening a new flagship store in BangaloreDaniel López, Mango’s Expansion Director, "India is one of the most important markets in our internationalisation strategy, because, accord...
- Kaleem Ullah Khan, India's mango manKaleem Ullah Khan, popularly known as India's Mango man is credited with having grown over 300 varieties of mangoes with his grafting techn...
- An education through mangoes and mackerelsMackerel could not be more different from mangoes, yet there were lessons to be learnt about both.
- Why should India eat Tommy Atkins when we have our desi mangoes?There is no need to turn into a food fundamentalist on this. Imported foods add diversity to our tables, restaurants give us a break from t...
- Gin with rosewater, juicy mangoes and delectable kebabs: Delicacies that Ghalib loved & cherishedGhalib's 150th death anniversary falls this February.
- From the mango festival to Burning Man, events that need space on your calendarOne of Europe's greatest music events,Pukkelpop is a treat for music-lovers.
- Mango prices to soar, likely to be out of reach for 'aam aadmi'The produce of mangoes in Uttar Pradesh is likely to come down to 15 lakh metric tonnes this year, compared to 44 lakh metric tonnes last y...
- Myntra to manage Mango in India; curate 25 retail storesThis is the first time that an e-commerce player will manage the omni-channel strategy for a global fashion brand.
- Summer diet! The lesser-known fruits and their health benefitsThe mango may hog all our attention, but there are other lesser known fruits that have dominated Indian summers .
- Consumer technology startup Creo raises $3 million from Sequoia India, othersThe Bengaluru-based firm will use the funds to produce smartphones by developing a proprietary Android-based OS and flagship device.
- A mango after the non-aam aadmiIndia’s most famous cultivator of the king of fruits, Haji Kalimullah has decided to name a new mango after Narendra Modi.
- Pakistan mangoes sell at Rs 80/kg in Delhi as against Rs 150-200 for desi varietyIn retail, Pakistani man goes are being sold at Rs 80 a kg while prices of the domestic crop are at Rs 150-200 a kg. “The taste is very swe...
- Politicians first woo ‘mango people’ , then deride themPost-elections, some victors transform their humility into unfathomable arrogance. They put on their glasses of power and treat the common ...
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