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International Tea Day: Where And How Tea Was Discovered 5000 Years Ago
For centuries, tea in China was not just a drink but also considered medicine. It slowly became a part of daily life and later evolved into an art form.
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British Couple Busts Biggest India Travel Myth: 'Street Food Is Soul Of Country'
A British couple has challenged the longstanding myth that Indian street food causes illness and should be avoided.
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British Couple Praises 'Excellent' Indian Railways After Travelling With 2-Month-Old Baby
British couple, Hazel Lindsey and Martin Bailey, praised Indian Railways for smooth travel with their two-month-old baby.
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Which Indian Hill Station Is Called Little England?
One Indian hill destination is famous for its British-era charm and scenic views. Here's why it is often referred to as "Little England".
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Why South India Doesn't Just Drink Coffee, It Performs It
The unique dabara-tumbler pouring ritual aerates filter coffee, creating the signature froth that signifies a well-made brew.
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'London Tourist', 95,000 Pounds Promise: Gwalior Man Duped Of Rs 1.23 Lakh
The woman allegedly claimed she lived in London and planned to visit India carrying 95,000 British pounds, worth around Rs 1.22 crore.
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India Activates Precautionary Hantavirus Surveillance As Cruise Outbreak Grows
India has activated precautionary surveillance measures after a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship. The Health Ministry says two Indian nationals onboard remain asymptomatic and under observation.
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Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath Points Out Lack Of Museum-Going Culture In India, Sparks Debate
Kamath said that a group of them travelled to Kolkata and visited the Victoria Memorial and the Indian Museum.
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Indians Become Australia's Largest Migrant Group, Surpassing British
Migration has long been a key pillar of Australia's economic growth, helping the country avoid recession since the early 1990s, aside from a brief contraction during the pandemic.
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Pirates Hijack Cargo Ship Near Somali Coast: UK Maritime Security
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said the incident occurred 6 nautical miles north-east of Garacad, describing it as a hijack.
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"Best Hospitality I Have Experienced": British Man Calls Meghalaya Unreal, Praises Generosity Of Locals
At the end of the video, Pullman describes Meghalaya as an unreal place and says it has become one of his favourite destinations.
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Foreigner Amazed By Indian Hospitality After Local Man Invites Him For Buttermilk, Video Viral
British traveller Duncan Evans was cycling through a field when an elderly man invited him for buttermilk.
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Vegetarian Diets Linked To Significant Reduction In Cancer Risk, Finds Study
Vegetarians showed lower risks for pancreatic, breast, prostate, kidney cancers, and multiple myeloma compared to meat eaters, though they had a higher risk for one type of oesophageal cancer.
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New Tuberculosis Vaccines: Phase 3 Study Confirms Safety, But It May Not Protect Against All Forms Of Infection
The two new tuberculosis vaccines could be safe for use in adults and children in India but may not provide protection against all forms of the infectious bacterial disease, according to phase-3 trial results published in The British Medical Journal.
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Where Did Samosa Come From? Viral Post Questions Its Origin With '500-Year-Old' Recipe
A viral X post claims a 16th-century manuscript reveals a very different, royal version of the samosa.
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International Tea Day: Where And How Tea Was Discovered 5000 Years Ago
For centuries, tea in China was not just a drink but also considered medicine. It slowly became a part of daily life and later evolved into an art form.
-
British Couple Busts Biggest India Travel Myth: 'Street Food Is Soul Of Country'
A British couple has challenged the longstanding myth that Indian street food causes illness and should be avoided.
-
British Couple Praises 'Excellent' Indian Railways After Travelling With 2-Month-Old Baby
British couple, Hazel Lindsey and Martin Bailey, praised Indian Railways for smooth travel with their two-month-old baby.
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Which Indian Hill Station Is Called Little England?
One Indian hill destination is famous for its British-era charm and scenic views. Here's why it is often referred to as "Little England".
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Why South India Doesn't Just Drink Coffee, It Performs It
The unique dabara-tumbler pouring ritual aerates filter coffee, creating the signature froth that signifies a well-made brew.
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'London Tourist', 95,000 Pounds Promise: Gwalior Man Duped Of Rs 1.23 Lakh
The woman allegedly claimed she lived in London and planned to visit India carrying 95,000 British pounds, worth around Rs 1.22 crore.
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India Activates Precautionary Hantavirus Surveillance As Cruise Outbreak Grows
India has activated precautionary surveillance measures after a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship. The Health Ministry says two Indian nationals onboard remain asymptomatic and under observation.
-
Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath Points Out Lack Of Museum-Going Culture In India, Sparks Debate
Kamath said that a group of them travelled to Kolkata and visited the Victoria Memorial and the Indian Museum.
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Indians Become Australia's Largest Migrant Group, Surpassing British
Migration has long been a key pillar of Australia's economic growth, helping the country avoid recession since the early 1990s, aside from a brief contraction during the pandemic.
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Pirates Hijack Cargo Ship Near Somali Coast: UK Maritime Security
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said the incident occurred 6 nautical miles north-east of Garacad, describing it as a hijack.
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"Best Hospitality I Have Experienced": British Man Calls Meghalaya Unreal, Praises Generosity Of Locals
At the end of the video, Pullman describes Meghalaya as an unreal place and says it has become one of his favourite destinations.
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Foreigner Amazed By Indian Hospitality After Local Man Invites Him For Buttermilk, Video Viral
British traveller Duncan Evans was cycling through a field when an elderly man invited him for buttermilk.
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Vegetarian Diets Linked To Significant Reduction In Cancer Risk, Finds Study
Vegetarians showed lower risks for pancreatic, breast, prostate, kidney cancers, and multiple myeloma compared to meat eaters, though they had a higher risk for one type of oesophageal cancer.
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New Tuberculosis Vaccines: Phase 3 Study Confirms Safety, But It May Not Protect Against All Forms Of Infection
The two new tuberculosis vaccines could be safe for use in adults and children in India but may not provide protection against all forms of the infectious bacterial disease, according to phase-3 trial results published in The British Medical Journal.
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Where Did Samosa Come From? Viral Post Questions Its Origin With '500-Year-Old' Recipe
A viral X post claims a 16th-century manuscript reveals a very different, royal version of the samosa.
