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The Famous French Vadouvan Spice Did Not Begin In France; It Came From Tamil Kitchens
Vadouvan, a spice blend with roots in Tamil Nadu's vadagam, features caramelised shallots and garlic, differentiating it from typical Indian blends like garam masala.
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Which City Is Known As 'France of India', And Why
French-style cafés, bakeries, and restaurants serve European dishes, adding to the experience. You'll also find French cultural centres, heritage buildings with French signage, and even institutions that keep the connection alive.
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7 Stunning Indian Destinations That Feel Like Travelling Abroad
From blue lanes in Rajasthan to green valleys that appear lifted from Europe, several destinations in India give travellers excitement similar to visiting faraway places
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Visiting Pondicherry For The First Time? 6 Things You Cannot Miss
If you think Pondicherry is just about the beaches, think again. This coastal Union Territory blends French elegance, Tamil culture, and sea breeze energy into one experience. Here is a complete guide to make the most of your trip.
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France Beheaded An African King 100 Years Ago. His Skull Is On Its Way Home
France has returned three human skulls, including one believed to be that of a 19th-century Malagasy King Toera of the Sakalava people, to Madagascar. This comes 128 years after they were carried to France.
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French Journalist Quits Broadcaster Over Nazi Massacre Comparison
A prominent French journalist on Sunday announced he was stepping down from his role as an expert analyst for broadcaster RTL after provoking an uproar by comparing French actions during colonial rule in Algeria to a World War II massacre.
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Cafe Monique Offers A Sweet Taste Of The French Riviera In Delhi You Just Can't Miss
Nestled amidst the lush greenery of New Delhi's Friends Colony, Cafe Monique is a haven for those seeking an authentic taste of French patisserie.
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Genevieve De Galard, War Hero Known As 'Angel of Dien Bien Phu', Dies At 99
Genevieve de Galard, a nurse dubbed the "Angel of Dien Bien Phu" for treating wounded during the war in the French colony of Indochina in the 1950s, has died aged 99, with President Emmanuel Macron on Friday hailing her "exemplary devotion".
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French President Macron Warns Against "New Imperialism" In Pacific
French President Emmanuel Macron denounced "new imperialism" in the Pacific during a landmark visit to the region on Thursday, warning of a threat to the sovereignty of smaller states.
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Facebook Removes French, Russian Accounts Active in Africa Over Covert Disinformation Campaign
Individuals linked to Russia and the French military used fake Facebook and Instagram accounts to wage a covert disinformation campaign in the Central African Republic ahead of elections there this month, Facebook announced this week.
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The Famous French Vadouvan Spice Did Not Begin In France; It Came From Tamil Kitchens
Vadouvan, a spice blend with roots in Tamil Nadu's vadagam, features caramelised shallots and garlic, differentiating it from typical Indian blends like garam masala.
-
Which City Is Known As 'France of India', And Why
French-style cafés, bakeries, and restaurants serve European dishes, adding to the experience. You'll also find French cultural centres, heritage buildings with French signage, and even institutions that keep the connection alive.
-
7 Stunning Indian Destinations That Feel Like Travelling Abroad
From blue lanes in Rajasthan to green valleys that appear lifted from Europe, several destinations in India give travellers excitement similar to visiting faraway places
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Visiting Pondicherry For The First Time? 6 Things You Cannot Miss
If you think Pondicherry is just about the beaches, think again. This coastal Union Territory blends French elegance, Tamil culture, and sea breeze energy into one experience. Here is a complete guide to make the most of your trip.
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France Beheaded An African King 100 Years Ago. His Skull Is On Its Way Home
France has returned three human skulls, including one believed to be that of a 19th-century Malagasy King Toera of the Sakalava people, to Madagascar. This comes 128 years after they were carried to France.
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French Journalist Quits Broadcaster Over Nazi Massacre Comparison
A prominent French journalist on Sunday announced he was stepping down from his role as an expert analyst for broadcaster RTL after provoking an uproar by comparing French actions during colonial rule in Algeria to a World War II massacre.
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Cafe Monique Offers A Sweet Taste Of The French Riviera In Delhi You Just Can't Miss
Nestled amidst the lush greenery of New Delhi's Friends Colony, Cafe Monique is a haven for those seeking an authentic taste of French patisserie.
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Genevieve De Galard, War Hero Known As 'Angel of Dien Bien Phu', Dies At 99
Genevieve de Galard, a nurse dubbed the "Angel of Dien Bien Phu" for treating wounded during the war in the French colony of Indochina in the 1950s, has died aged 99, with President Emmanuel Macron on Friday hailing her "exemplary devotion".
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French President Macron Warns Against "New Imperialism" In Pacific
French President Emmanuel Macron denounced "new imperialism" in the Pacific during a landmark visit to the region on Thursday, warning of a threat to the sovereignty of smaller states.
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Facebook Removes French, Russian Accounts Active in Africa Over Covert Disinformation Campaign
Individuals linked to Russia and the French military used fake Facebook and Instagram accounts to wage a covert disinformation campaign in the Central African Republic ahead of elections there this month, Facebook announced this week.
