Neha Grover
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The World Loves India, But Why Does It Keep Complaining About Indian Tourists?
India has so much to be proud of and boast about. But it only takes a few loud, careless moments to overshadow decades of goodwill.
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25-Year-Old IIT Graduate Develops A Truck Fridge That Cuts Food Cooling Costs By 75%
India loses a significant amount of perishable food before it can even reach our plates. And many times, the food that reaches us has already started to rot, which can lead to food poisoning and stomach infections. Fruits, vegetables, dairy products, ice cream and frozen foods often travel long distances, and keeping them cold throughout the journe...
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7 Foods That Will Give You More Protein Than An Egg For Breakfast
We tend to associate protein with eggs and meat, but a vegetarian breakfast can pack in plenty of protein too.
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10,000 Kilos Of Bananas Ripened With Harmful Chemicals Seized In Karnataka, How To Spot Artificially Ripened Fruit
More than 10,800 kg of chemically ripened bananas worth Rs 8.71 lakh were seized during the raid. Learn how to identify artificially ripened bananas
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World's Largest Electric Aircraft Takes First Flight, Costing Just Rs 500. Will Flights Be Cheaper In Future?
Heart Aerospace, has flown its full-scale electric aircraft, the X1, for the first time. The 27-minute flight used battery power alone and consumed around $5 (roughly Rs 500) worth of electricity.
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I Suffered During My Pregnancy, Gynaecologist's Diet Tips That Helped Me Fight Various Health Problems
Pregnancy Dos And Don'ts: The diet tips that helped me get through nausea, constipation and diabetes
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I Needed A Reset, Found It In The Himalayan Foothills Near Rishikesh
The Westin Resort & Spa, Himalayas offers a serene escape near Rishikesh with fresh mountain air and luxury amenities just hours from Delhi.
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Saudi Arabia's New Umrah Visa Rules: Essential Step Mecca Pilgrims Need To Take Before Every Visit
Saudi Arabia's one-year multiple-entry Umrah visa allows multiple visits but requires a new service package and permit for each trip.
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Exclusive: MasterChef Australia Host Andy Allen Reveals What Really Happens Behind The Scenes
We sat down with MasterChef Australia for an honest conversation about the pressure of judging, behind-the-scenes moments from the show, and everything in between.
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'You Need To Go Home': Alberta Premier's Message To Students With Expired Canada Visa And No PR
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the student visa is a temporary document to study in Canada
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Langkawi Offers A Rare Chance To Stay In A Luxury Resort Inside Its UNESCO Geopark
Set with Langkawi's UNESCO Global Geopark, Four Seasons Resort offers a unique blend of ancient nature and luxury, with spacious villas, pools, spa and diverse ecosystems to explore.
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From 12-Seater To Rs 350 Crore, Harsh Goenka Explains How Benne Dosa Became A Hit
In a post on X, Goenka broke down what he believes has made Benne, the popular dosa chain, such a runaway success.
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Dubai Nearly Became Part Of India Or Pakistan In 1947 - Historian Reveals A Decision That Changed History
Indian passports were issued in parts of the Gulf, reflecting deep administrative ties to British India before 1947.
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Google Maps Can Now Order Food, Find Hotels And Even Answer You In Hindi In India
New Google Ask Maps features include personalised travel suggestions from Gmail data and real-time transit updates in over 150 countries.
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What To Eat (And Avoid) When You Are Craving Restaurant Food This Monsoon
Monsoon cravings are real, and you don't need to deny them completely. Just make a few smart swaps and listen to your gut
