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All Schools In Uttar Pradesh Closed Till January 1 Due To Cold Wave
The state government is ensuring adequate blankets, bonfires, and night shelters for the needy, with officials instructed to provide timely relief and maintain cleanliness and food at shelters.
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Platform Vs Partner: Gig Workers' Strike To Disrupt New Year's Eve Surge
As India gears up for New Year's Eve celebrations, a nationwide strike by gig workers is set to disrupt one of the busiest sales days of the year for food delivery, quick commerce and e-commerce platforms.
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Delivery Workers' Strike: Survey Highlights Low Wages, Other Challenges
Delivery workers are nothing short of a godsend for many in India's cities. They zip through heavy traffic, pollution, and harsh weather to bring hot food and groceries to consumers. But behind the wheel, they fight a silent battle for survival.
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From Malabar Spinach To Bharangi: 9 Lesser-Known Indian Greens Packed With Nutrition
Think methi and sarson are all India has to offer? Think again! Here are nine lesser-known greens that will transform your plate.
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"Everyone Is Busy": Indian Man In Singapore Sparks Debate On The Hidden Cost Of Success Abroad
Comparing his current life to his time in India, Aman spoke about the reduced sense of freedom in his daily life.
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FSSAI: Apply Online For Food Analyst Examination 2025, Check Details
Candidates with degrees in relevant science fields and three years of experience can apply for the Food Analyst Exam. No upper age limit applies for this examination.
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Medicines For Attention Deficiency Improve Alertness, Not Focus, Says New Study
Prescription medicines used to treat ADHD may be working by making one more alert and interested in tasks, rather than directly improving their ability to focus as was previously thought, a new study has found.
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How To Make Matar Keema At Home: A Comforting Winter Recipe With Fresh Green Peas
Minced meat cooks relatively quickly and absorbs spices evenly, while green peas bring a soft sweetness that balances the heat and earthiness of the masala.
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Herbal Vs Flower Vs Real Tea, Which Is Healthiest? Food Regulator Rule Sparks Health Questions
India's food regulator has clarified only Camellia sinensis drinks can legally be called "tea," but herbal and flower infusions remain popular due to reported health benefits.
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Is Your Tea Really Tea? Food Regulator Clarifies What Can Be Called "Tea"
India's food regulator, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), has clarified that only products derived from Camellia sinensis can legally be called "tea."
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Rs 5 Thali At 100 Atal Canteens In Delhi From Today: See What's On Menu
Commemorating the 101st birth anniversary of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched 100 Atal Canteens aimed at providing food with dignity to the poor, labourers, and low-income families.
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How India Eats On New Year's Day And Why It Is Rarely About Dieting
India treats food as emotion, identity and comfort. The first day of the year is not about punishing the body. It is about treating it with familiarity, warmth and something that feels like a soft landing.
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Watch: Korean Vlogger Reviews McDonald's India Menu, Foodies React
As the food vlogger explored the unique dishes at McDonald's India, it revealed how global cuisine gets a makeover in different countries.
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India Ate 93 Million Biryani Plates, Drank 2.9 Million Chai Cups In 2025: Swiggy Report
From the most ordered snacks on Swiggy to the highest food bills on Dineout and even the largest train orders, Swiggy's 2025 report reveals some of the most fascinating food trends and numbers.
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Did UP Teen Die Of Excess Junk Food? Doctors Debunk Claims
An 11th standard student from Uttar Pradesh died at Delhi AIIMS due to multiple illnesses, including severe typhoid complications, TB and cardiac arrest, doctors said.
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All Schools In Uttar Pradesh Closed Till January 1 Due To Cold Wave
The state government is ensuring adequate blankets, bonfires, and night shelters for the needy, with officials instructed to provide timely relief and maintain cleanliness and food at shelters.
-
Platform Vs Partner: Gig Workers' Strike To Disrupt New Year's Eve Surge
As India gears up for New Year's Eve celebrations, a nationwide strike by gig workers is set to disrupt one of the busiest sales days of the year for food delivery, quick commerce and e-commerce platforms.
-
Delivery Workers' Strike: Survey Highlights Low Wages, Other Challenges
Delivery workers are nothing short of a godsend for many in India's cities. They zip through heavy traffic, pollution, and harsh weather to bring hot food and groceries to consumers. But behind the wheel, they fight a silent battle for survival.
-
From Malabar Spinach To Bharangi: 9 Lesser-Known Indian Greens Packed With Nutrition
Think methi and sarson are all India has to offer? Think again! Here are nine lesser-known greens that will transform your plate.
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"Everyone Is Busy": Indian Man In Singapore Sparks Debate On The Hidden Cost Of Success Abroad
Comparing his current life to his time in India, Aman spoke about the reduced sense of freedom in his daily life.
-
FSSAI: Apply Online For Food Analyst Examination 2025, Check Details
Candidates with degrees in relevant science fields and three years of experience can apply for the Food Analyst Exam. No upper age limit applies for this examination.
-
Medicines For Attention Deficiency Improve Alertness, Not Focus, Says New Study
Prescription medicines used to treat ADHD may be working by making one more alert and interested in tasks, rather than directly improving their ability to focus as was previously thought, a new study has found.
-
How To Make Matar Keema At Home: A Comforting Winter Recipe With Fresh Green Peas
Minced meat cooks relatively quickly and absorbs spices evenly, while green peas bring a soft sweetness that balances the heat and earthiness of the masala.
-
Herbal Vs Flower Vs Real Tea, Which Is Healthiest? Food Regulator Rule Sparks Health Questions
India's food regulator has clarified only Camellia sinensis drinks can legally be called "tea," but herbal and flower infusions remain popular due to reported health benefits.
-
Is Your Tea Really Tea? Food Regulator Clarifies What Can Be Called "Tea"
India's food regulator, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), has clarified that only products derived from Camellia sinensis can legally be called "tea."
-
Rs 5 Thali At 100 Atal Canteens In Delhi From Today: See What's On Menu
Commemorating the 101st birth anniversary of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched 100 Atal Canteens aimed at providing food with dignity to the poor, labourers, and low-income families.
-
How India Eats On New Year's Day And Why It Is Rarely About Dieting
India treats food as emotion, identity and comfort. The first day of the year is not about punishing the body. It is about treating it with familiarity, warmth and something that feels like a soft landing.
-
Watch: Korean Vlogger Reviews McDonald's India Menu, Foodies React
As the food vlogger explored the unique dishes at McDonald's India, it revealed how global cuisine gets a makeover in different countries.
-
India Ate 93 Million Biryani Plates, Drank 2.9 Million Chai Cups In 2025: Swiggy Report
From the most ordered snacks on Swiggy to the highest food bills on Dineout and even the largest train orders, Swiggy's 2025 report reveals some of the most fascinating food trends and numbers.
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Did UP Teen Die Of Excess Junk Food? Doctors Debunk Claims
An 11th standard student from Uttar Pradesh died at Delhi AIIMS due to multiple illnesses, including severe typhoid complications, TB and cardiac arrest, doctors said.
