Climate may not serve as a catalyst to dramatic change but could well act as a complicator, says Peter FrankopanHistorian Peter Frankopan has said climate change may not be the catalyst for major changes but could become a “complicator” adding to exis...
23 Apr, 2023, 10.16 AM IST
2022: CUET's rocky debut, delayed academic session, return to single term board exams few education sector highlightsWhile the CBSE and CISCE board exams returned to the format of one single exam in a year rather than split terms, the NCERT dropped portion...
31 Dec, 2022, 01.38 PM IST
From technology to food, India and China have received many ideas from each other since agesIndirect contact between India and China is over 5000 years old indicated by the presence of silk threads in Harappan cities, and unique pe...
26 Nov, 2022, 12.48 AM IST
Canada's national dish 'Poutine' becomes a battlegroundThe only food item that may need to worry about its name is poutine - Canada's national dish of potato fries topped with cheese curds and g...
19 Mar, 2022, 12.46 AM IST
Islam & the first Green Revolution: The undying love for fruitsThe first Green Revolution was about agricultural production, cultivation and irrigation systems.
09 May, 2021, 10.14 AM IST
Covid-19 has taught us that we don't need too much to be happy: Mithali RajIn an alternate non-pandemic universe, Mithali Raj and her girls would be busy strategising and training for that one goal — to win that el...
12 May, 2020, 11.48 AM IST
Irish butter may be winning hearts; but the desi 'makhan' is still the king of allIrish butter was traditionally produced from cultured cream.
17 Nov, 2019, 09.32 AM IST
An ode to the timeless asafoetidaA resin-like extract from a plant of the celery family native to Iran and Afghanistan, hing or asafoetida is an ancient spice.
24 Aug, 2019, 11.20 PM IST
From ordinary omelette to Nawabi delicacy 'nargisi kofte', here's how eggs evolved on India's platterThe Nawabi delicacy from Lucknow has boiled eggs enclosed in mince.
14 Apr, 2019, 08.36 AM IST
How India's composite culture spawned some of our best delicaciesA look at many of India’s most loved, popular, festive foods immediately brings up the idea of the composite cultures that invented these.
22 Oct, 2017, 09.09 AM IST
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 .
01 May, 2016, 10.55 AM IST
Nawabi, Nizami, Mughal & Maratha: How kebabs represent a triumph of imaginative, inventive cookingNawabi, Nizami, Mughal and Maratha kebabs are back on fashionable menus. The story of dorrey & chapli, pathar & Bihari, and the mythic 300-...
30 Aug, 2015, 04.05 AM IST
Spurt in Arab eateries shows how Islam is shaping Indian food habits for agesMost of them have been started by Indians with connections in the Gulf, whose travels back and forth have led to the idea that there is a m...
05 Jul, 2014, 11.32 AM IST
How a change in Iran's geoeconomics & geopolitics in near future could affect India?Iran is the 26th largest economy in the world in terms of nominal GDP and 17th in terms of purchasing power parity globally.
19 Feb, 2012, 01.36 AM IST
- Hyderabad Zindabad: City to thrive & survive whatever be its political status
Many Hyderabadis are worried. But the city is likely to thrive & survive whatever be its political status.
10 Jul, 2011, 03.59 AM IST
- Sarai Amanat Khan: Mughal era caravan sarai
Sarai Amanat Khan is one example of the Mughals’ foresight when it came to easing travel for merchants and armies.
29 May, 2008, 10.59 AM IST
- Watch out for Hampi Theatre!
Hampi was simply too desirable for its own good, back in the 14th century, and was ravaged by Bahmani armies. But the long lost capital of ...
01 May, 2008, 12.00 AM IST