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Oil Spills From US-Israeli War On Iran Are So Large They're Visible From Space
The spilt oil has the potential to affect the lives and livelihoods of people along the Gulf coastlines, as well as the area’s abundant marine life.
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Opinion | In Bengal's Final Phase, Identity, Culture And Welfare Battles Take The Stage
Taken together, the situation in West Bengal at this moment is one of intense political drama. From fish symbolism to identity politics, from community equations to organisational battles, every possible lever is being pulled in these final days.
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This 700-Year-Old Maharashtrian Cuisine Has Stayed Mostly Hidden, Even From Mumbai
Pathare Prabhu cuisine, a 700-year-old Maharashtrian culinary tradition, remains largely private and seafood-focused, unique to Mumbai's earliest settlers.
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Maharashtra's Fishing Industry Hits Rough Seas As Rising Diesel Costs Anchor Boats
The situation has sparked significant resentment among local communities, who allege a disparity in how regional grievances are addressed.
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What Does Strait Of Hormuz Look Like? See Reels, Pics
For travellers who have explored the Strait of Hormuz, the contrast between its natural beauty and its strategic importance has never felt more pronounced.
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Authorities Alarmed By Mysterious "Boiling" Seawater Off Gujarat Coast
Authorities and the fishing community are alarmed by reports of churning and bubbling of seawater off the Gujarat coast, an official in Palghar district said on Monday.
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From Frying Fish To Boiling Eggs: Punjabi Uncles In Delhi Go Viral For Cooking In Park
The club members not only enjoy snacks in the park, but they also bring utensils, gas burners and everything they need to cook delicious recipes outdoors.
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Feasting By The Backwaters: Traditional Kerala Seafood Recipes Worth Travelling For
At Kerala's Coconut Lagoon, every meal tells a story of the backwaters - from fiery prawn curries to fragrant fish wrapped in banana leaves. A soulful tribute to the state's rich coastal flavours.
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Why Bengalis Eat Fish And Meat During Navratri While The Rest Of India Fasts
In Bengal, Navratri is not just about fasting and restraint. It is the lead-up to Durga Puja, the region's most important cultural and religious festival.
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1.2 Million Displaced, 80% Water Lost: The Sinking Of Pakistan's Indus Delta
More than 1.2 million people have been displaced from the overall Indus delta region in the last two decades, according to a study published in March by the Jinnah Institute, a think tank led by a former climate change minister.
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Oil Spills From US-Israeli War On Iran Are So Large They're Visible From Space
The spilt oil has the potential to affect the lives and livelihoods of people along the Gulf coastlines, as well as the area’s abundant marine life.
-
Opinion | In Bengal's Final Phase, Identity, Culture And Welfare Battles Take The Stage
Taken together, the situation in West Bengal at this moment is one of intense political drama. From fish symbolism to identity politics, from community equations to organisational battles, every possible lever is being pulled in these final days.
-
This 700-Year-Old Maharashtrian Cuisine Has Stayed Mostly Hidden, Even From Mumbai
Pathare Prabhu cuisine, a 700-year-old Maharashtrian culinary tradition, remains largely private and seafood-focused, unique to Mumbai's earliest settlers.
-
Maharashtra's Fishing Industry Hits Rough Seas As Rising Diesel Costs Anchor Boats
The situation has sparked significant resentment among local communities, who allege a disparity in how regional grievances are addressed.
-
What Does Strait Of Hormuz Look Like? See Reels, Pics
For travellers who have explored the Strait of Hormuz, the contrast between its natural beauty and its strategic importance has never felt more pronounced.
-
Authorities Alarmed By Mysterious "Boiling" Seawater Off Gujarat Coast
Authorities and the fishing community are alarmed by reports of churning and bubbling of seawater off the Gujarat coast, an official in Palghar district said on Monday.
-
From Frying Fish To Boiling Eggs: Punjabi Uncles In Delhi Go Viral For Cooking In Park
The club members not only enjoy snacks in the park, but they also bring utensils, gas burners and everything they need to cook delicious recipes outdoors.
-
Feasting By The Backwaters: Traditional Kerala Seafood Recipes Worth Travelling For
At Kerala's Coconut Lagoon, every meal tells a story of the backwaters - from fiery prawn curries to fragrant fish wrapped in banana leaves. A soulful tribute to the state's rich coastal flavours.
-
Why Bengalis Eat Fish And Meat During Navratri While The Rest Of India Fasts
In Bengal, Navratri is not just about fasting and restraint. It is the lead-up to Durga Puja, the region's most important cultural and religious festival.
-
1.2 Million Displaced, 80% Water Lost: The Sinking Of Pakistan's Indus Delta
More than 1.2 million people have been displaced from the overall Indus delta region in the last two decades, according to a study published in March by the Jinnah Institute, a think tank led by a former climate change minister.
