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Roti With 23g Protein For Rs 10: Can A New Roti Fix India's Carb-Heavy Thali Problem?
Food companies are now trying to re-engineer the most familiar part of an Indian Thali: Roti. Protein-fortified atta (wheat flour) and "protein-for-roti" mixes are now everywhere, from kitchen shelves to Instagram Reels
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Did You Know Shahryar Khan, Ex-Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman, Was Saif Ali Khan's Uncle?
Shahryar Khan shared a close family connection with Indian actor Saif Ali Khan, as his uncle
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How The First Luxury Hotel In Delhi Played A Role In The Partition Of India
The Imperial, opened in 1936 as Delhi's first luxury hotel, served as a key neutral venue for pivotal Partition discussions in 1947
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Why The Trump-Greenland Row Is Making People Boycott Cosmetics Brand Estee Lauder
Estée Lauder, a company synonymous with luxury cosmetics, has found itself in the middle of a geopolitical and political storm
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Why Pakistan Wants A Billion Dollars For Roosevelt Hotel In New York, Once Its Most Valuable Foreign Address
Pakistan is seeking at least USD 1 billion for New York's Roosevelt Hotel, a key overseas asset, aiming to attract a redevelopment partner
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MS Dhoni Says A Few Bitter Drops Can Help In Weight Loss. Doctors Aren't Convinced
Namita Thapar from Shark Tank India, has launched ARTH Bitter Drops, positioning it as a weight management aid that helps control cravings and improve digestion
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Wellness Influencer Claims Intermittent Fasting Is A "Recipe For Disaster" For Women, What Do Experts Say?
While Intermittent fasting does work for some people, the question experts keep returning to is whether women experience it differently
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The Black Eggs Of Japan's Owakudani: Why People Believe This Volcanic Snack Adds 7 Years To Their Life
The legend surrounding the black eggs dates back over a thousand years and is tied to Kobo Daishi, a revered Buddhist monk and scholar from the Heian period
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Did European Medieval Women Really 'Poison' Their Husbands Everyday? Breaking Down The Viral Claim
Every few months, a post does the rounds claiming that women in the Middle Ages in Europe routinely poisoned their husbands every morning and handed them an antidote at night so the men would 'never dare sleep elsewhere'
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How Haq Found An Unexpected Audience In Pakistan And Nigeria
In the weeks following its OTT release, Haq has found an unexpected audience in Pakistan and Nigeria
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Who Is A 'Davos Man'?
For decades now, "Davos Man" has been shorthand for a certain kind of global elite: powerful, polished, and permanently airborne
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The Zomato Story: How An App Changed The Way India Ate
Launched to digitise restaurant menus amid Delhi's sweltering summers, Zomato revolutionised how India eats
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No Schengen Visa, Cheap Stays: Why This European Country Saw A 103% Jump In Indian Travellers In A Year
According to recent data, Indian arrivals recorded a 103% increase year-on-year in Albania in 2025, signalling growing interest from travellers far beyond Europe
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How Pakistan Reacted To A Rs 6-Crore Watch At Nawaz Sharif's Family Wedding
Pakistani social media users have identified the timepiece on Hasan Nawaz as the Franck Muller Vanguard Revolution 3 Skeleton, which carries a guide price of Rs 6 crore or PKR 20 crore
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When Iran's Last Princess Farah Pahlavi Escaped Tehran In 1979 In A Valentino Coat
Farah Pahlavi was frequently called one of "Val's Gals", women who relied on Valentino's designs for their most significant occasions
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Roti With 23g Protein For Rs 10: Can A New Roti Fix India's Carb-Heavy Thali Problem?
Food companies are now trying to re-engineer the most familiar part of an Indian Thali: Roti. Protein-fortified atta (wheat flour) and "protein-for-roti" mixes are now everywhere, from kitchen shelves to Instagram Reels
-
Did You Know Shahryar Khan, Ex-Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman, Was Saif Ali Khan's Uncle?
Shahryar Khan shared a close family connection with Indian actor Saif Ali Khan, as his uncle
-
How The First Luxury Hotel In Delhi Played A Role In The Partition Of India
The Imperial, opened in 1936 as Delhi's first luxury hotel, served as a key neutral venue for pivotal Partition discussions in 1947
-
Why The Trump-Greenland Row Is Making People Boycott Cosmetics Brand Estee Lauder
Estée Lauder, a company synonymous with luxury cosmetics, has found itself in the middle of a geopolitical and political storm
-
Why Pakistan Wants A Billion Dollars For Roosevelt Hotel In New York, Once Its Most Valuable Foreign Address
Pakistan is seeking at least USD 1 billion for New York's Roosevelt Hotel, a key overseas asset, aiming to attract a redevelopment partner
-
MS Dhoni Says A Few Bitter Drops Can Help In Weight Loss. Doctors Aren't Convinced
Namita Thapar from Shark Tank India, has launched ARTH Bitter Drops, positioning it as a weight management aid that helps control cravings and improve digestion
-
Wellness Influencer Claims Intermittent Fasting Is A "Recipe For Disaster" For Women, What Do Experts Say?
While Intermittent fasting does work for some people, the question experts keep returning to is whether women experience it differently
-
The Black Eggs Of Japan's Owakudani: Why People Believe This Volcanic Snack Adds 7 Years To Their Life
The legend surrounding the black eggs dates back over a thousand years and is tied to Kobo Daishi, a revered Buddhist monk and scholar from the Heian period
-
Did European Medieval Women Really 'Poison' Their Husbands Everyday? Breaking Down The Viral Claim
Every few months, a post does the rounds claiming that women in the Middle Ages in Europe routinely poisoned their husbands every morning and handed them an antidote at night so the men would 'never dare sleep elsewhere'
-
How Haq Found An Unexpected Audience In Pakistan And Nigeria
In the weeks following its OTT release, Haq has found an unexpected audience in Pakistan and Nigeria
-
Who Is A 'Davos Man'?
For decades now, "Davos Man" has been shorthand for a certain kind of global elite: powerful, polished, and permanently airborne
-
The Zomato Story: How An App Changed The Way India Ate
Launched to digitise restaurant menus amid Delhi's sweltering summers, Zomato revolutionised how India eats
-
No Schengen Visa, Cheap Stays: Why This European Country Saw A 103% Jump In Indian Travellers In A Year
According to recent data, Indian arrivals recorded a 103% increase year-on-year in Albania in 2025, signalling growing interest from travellers far beyond Europe
-
How Pakistan Reacted To A Rs 6-Crore Watch At Nawaz Sharif's Family Wedding
Pakistani social media users have identified the timepiece on Hasan Nawaz as the Franck Muller Vanguard Revolution 3 Skeleton, which carries a guide price of Rs 6 crore or PKR 20 crore
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When Iran's Last Princess Farah Pahlavi Escaped Tehran In 1979 In A Valentino Coat
Farah Pahlavi was frequently called one of "Val's Gals", women who relied on Valentino's designs for their most significant occasions
