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From Sarso Ka Saag To Pasta: 6 Easy Mustard Greens Recipes For Cold Weather Cooking
The moment mustard greens arrive in markets, the season feels familiar again. These bold, earthy leaves have anchored winter meals for generations, bringing warmth, depth, and a sense of ritual to everyday cooking.
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"Something Feels Off": Suryakumar Yadav, Gautam Gambhir's Plan Questioned By T20 World Cup Winner
After convincingly winning the first T20I against South Africa by 101 runs, India were brought down to earth by the Proteas in the second T20I. The Suryakumar Yadav-led side failed to chase a 214-run target and lost by 51 runs
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"I Was Losing My Hunger To Win Games For This Team": Quinton De Kock On Reversing International Retirement
Quinton de Kock has got the hunger back to win games for South Africa, feels fitter than ever and is batting as if he never spent time away from international cricket.
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'Loneliness Is Getting To Me': Woman Shares Emotional Reason For Returning To India After 10 Years Abroad
An Indian woman living in Germany plans to return to a Tier 2 city in India after over ten years abroad due to loneliness.
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"Still Ishq After Eight": RCB's Sweet Anniversary Tribute To Virat Kohli And Anushka Sharma
Eight years of love, partnership, and tiny moments that feel larger than sport - that's the story of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma.
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Travis Head Hints At Opening With Jake Weatherald For Australia In Adelaide Ashes Test
Australian batter Travis Head said he misses the feeling of walking out alone to bat in Test cricket -- a comment that hints he may once again partner Jake Weatherald for opening in the third Ashes Test.
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"Embarrassed Himself And His Team": Ricky Ponting Tears Into Jofra Archer Over Clash With Steve Smith
Ricky Ponting feels Jofra Archer embarrassed himself by failing to deliver the pace and aggression when it was most needed earlier in the match.
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Where To Travel After Retirement: 6 International Destinations That Save Money
Retirement feels like the first time in decades when life slows down enough for you to think about yourself. For many Indians, this stage arrives after years spent managing jobs, families and responsibilities, leaving little space for leisurely travel.
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3 Arrested For Thrashing Man For Selling Chicken Patties Near Kolkata Gita Event Granted Bail
Three people have been arrested in connection with the assault of a man selling chicken patties near the massive Bhagavad Gita recital in Kolkata on Sunday
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Smriti Irani Calls Dhurandhar "Echo Of Lives Lived And Lost": "If Cinema Can Make You Feel That Weight, You Owe It More Than Outrage"
The film features Ranveer Singh, Arjun Rampal, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, and Sara Arjun in pivotal roles
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Down 2-0, England Take Mid-Ashes Break At Beach Retreat. Australia Star Reacts
Australian wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey feels England's mid-Ashes break in Noosa will do them some good, but warns Australia against getting too comfortable with their 2-0 lead
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'Lies Spread About SIR, Efforts Being Made To Mislead People': Amit Shah
Union Minister Amit Shah said today that he feels the Special Intensive Revision of voter list should not be discussed in parliament but the government is going along with the Opposition demand to show they are not running away.
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Piyush Mishra Praises Ranbir Kapoor For Not Feeling 'Burdened' By His Family Legacy: "Itna Nanga, Besharam Aadmi"
He was particularly impressed by how Ranbir sheds his Bollywood legacy the moment he's not in front of the camera
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Are Your Cashews Real Or Fake? Here's How To Check Before You Buy
By knowing what to look for in shape, colour, aroma and taste, you can protect yourself from low-quality products.
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"Not Threatened By Your Spot": South Africa Great Praises Suryakumar Yadav's Captaincy
Former South Africa pace ace Dale Steyn feels Suryakumar Yadav's "secure, welcoming, and willing to adjust" captaincy brings out the best in the the players, who in turn back their skipper.
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From Sarso Ka Saag To Pasta: 6 Easy Mustard Greens Recipes For Cold Weather Cooking
The moment mustard greens arrive in markets, the season feels familiar again. These bold, earthy leaves have anchored winter meals for generations, bringing warmth, depth, and a sense of ritual to everyday cooking.
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"Something Feels Off": Suryakumar Yadav, Gautam Gambhir's Plan Questioned By T20 World Cup Winner
After convincingly winning the first T20I against South Africa by 101 runs, India were brought down to earth by the Proteas in the second T20I. The Suryakumar Yadav-led side failed to chase a 214-run target and lost by 51 runs
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"I Was Losing My Hunger To Win Games For This Team": Quinton De Kock On Reversing International Retirement
Quinton de Kock has got the hunger back to win games for South Africa, feels fitter than ever and is batting as if he never spent time away from international cricket.
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'Loneliness Is Getting To Me': Woman Shares Emotional Reason For Returning To India After 10 Years Abroad
An Indian woman living in Germany plans to return to a Tier 2 city in India after over ten years abroad due to loneliness.
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"Still Ishq After Eight": RCB's Sweet Anniversary Tribute To Virat Kohli And Anushka Sharma
Eight years of love, partnership, and tiny moments that feel larger than sport - that's the story of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma.
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Travis Head Hints At Opening With Jake Weatherald For Australia In Adelaide Ashes Test
Australian batter Travis Head said he misses the feeling of walking out alone to bat in Test cricket -- a comment that hints he may once again partner Jake Weatherald for opening in the third Ashes Test.
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"Embarrassed Himself And His Team": Ricky Ponting Tears Into Jofra Archer Over Clash With Steve Smith
Ricky Ponting feels Jofra Archer embarrassed himself by failing to deliver the pace and aggression when it was most needed earlier in the match.
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Where To Travel After Retirement: 6 International Destinations That Save Money
Retirement feels like the first time in decades when life slows down enough for you to think about yourself. For many Indians, this stage arrives after years spent managing jobs, families and responsibilities, leaving little space for leisurely travel.
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3 Arrested For Thrashing Man For Selling Chicken Patties Near Kolkata Gita Event Granted Bail
Three people have been arrested in connection with the assault of a man selling chicken patties near the massive Bhagavad Gita recital in Kolkata on Sunday
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Smriti Irani Calls Dhurandhar "Echo Of Lives Lived And Lost": "If Cinema Can Make You Feel That Weight, You Owe It More Than Outrage"
The film features Ranveer Singh, Arjun Rampal, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, and Sara Arjun in pivotal roles
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Down 2-0, England Take Mid-Ashes Break At Beach Retreat. Australia Star Reacts
Australian wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey feels England's mid-Ashes break in Noosa will do them some good, but warns Australia against getting too comfortable with their 2-0 lead
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'Lies Spread About SIR, Efforts Being Made To Mislead People': Amit Shah
Union Minister Amit Shah said today that he feels the Special Intensive Revision of voter list should not be discussed in parliament but the government is going along with the Opposition demand to show they are not running away.
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Piyush Mishra Praises Ranbir Kapoor For Not Feeling 'Burdened' By His Family Legacy: "Itna Nanga, Besharam Aadmi"
He was particularly impressed by how Ranbir sheds his Bollywood legacy the moment he's not in front of the camera
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Are Your Cashews Real Or Fake? Here's How To Check Before You Buy
By knowing what to look for in shape, colour, aroma and taste, you can protect yourself from low-quality products.
-
"Not Threatened By Your Spot": South Africa Great Praises Suryakumar Yadav's Captaincy
Former South Africa pace ace Dale Steyn feels Suryakumar Yadav's "secure, welcoming, and willing to adjust" captaincy brings out the best in the the players, who in turn back their skipper.
