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Why You Need To Start Using Dates As A Sweetener
Khajoor Health Benefits: Dates can be blended into a paste, syrup, or simply chopped and added to smoothies, desserts, or baked goods to replace processed sugar.
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Here's Why You Should Have 2-3 Dates Daily
Eating just 2-3 dates a day can provide multiple health benefits, thanks to their dense nutrient profile. Read on to find out.
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Can Dates Help You Lose Weight?
Below we share different ways in which consuming dates can help you lose weight.
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9 Reasons Why You Should Add Dates To Your Daily Diet
With their versatility and natural sweetness, dates make for a delicious and nutritious addition to your meals and snacks.
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Artisans, Craftsmen Important For Country's Economy, GDP: Rajnath Singh
Master artisans and craftsmen can contribute big time to the country's economy and the central government's aim is to take the rural industries' annual turnover of about Rs 80,000 crore to Rs 5 lakh crore within the next two to three years, Union minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday while inaugurating the 26th edition of ''Hunar Haat'' in Delhi.
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Hunar Haat: Rajnath Singh To Inaugurate Delhi Edition On February 21
Hunar Haat in Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will inaugurate the 26th edition of Hunar Haat in Delhi on Sunday at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. Handmade products from every corner of India will be available under one roof at the Hunar Haat.
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Hunar Haat In Lucknow: When, Where, How Can Get Handmade Items
Hunar Haat, the flagship programme of the Ministry of Minority Affairs, to create employment opportunities for artisans across the country, will be held in Lucknow from January 22 to February 4. The prime focus of the Hunar Haat is ''vocal for local", Prime Minister Narendra Modi's mantra for an Aatmanirbhar Bharat or self-reliant India.
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'Hunar Haat' To Restart In October After COVID-19, First One In Prayagraj
'Hunar Haat', the flagship programme of the Minority Affairs Ministry, to create employment opportunities for artisans across India, will start again after around six months. The forced break was due to the COVID-19 lockdown. The first 'Haat' or market will be in Prayagraj on October 9 and end on October 18.
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PM Savours Litti Chokha, Chai In Surprise Visit To Delhi Fest. See Pics
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday tweeted a photo of his "litti-chokha" lunch and "kulhad tea" on the streets of Delhi. He had the treat during a surprise visit to a crafts fair, "Hunar Haat", at Rajpath, the ceremonious avenue near India Gate.
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PM Enjoys Litti-Chokha, Kulhad Chai In Surprise Visit To Delhi Craft Fest Hunar Haat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday made a surprise visit to "Hunar Haat" in Delhi's Rajpath, where he interacted with artisans and relished "litti-chokha" and "kulhad" tea.
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Education, Jobs Top On Minority Affairs Ministry List In 2017
Empowering minorities by providing them education and employment opportunities will top the 2017 priority list of Union Minority Affairs Ministry which said bringing socio-economic schemes "out of papers and computers" and taking them to ground were its biggest achievement this year.
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Why You Need To Start Using Dates As A Sweetener
Khajoor Health Benefits: Dates can be blended into a paste, syrup, or simply chopped and added to smoothies, desserts, or baked goods to replace processed sugar.
-
Here's Why You Should Have 2-3 Dates Daily
Eating just 2-3 dates a day can provide multiple health benefits, thanks to their dense nutrient profile. Read on to find out.
-
Can Dates Help You Lose Weight?
Below we share different ways in which consuming dates can help you lose weight.
-
9 Reasons Why You Should Add Dates To Your Daily Diet
With their versatility and natural sweetness, dates make for a delicious and nutritious addition to your meals and snacks.
-
Artisans, Craftsmen Important For Country's Economy, GDP: Rajnath Singh
Master artisans and craftsmen can contribute big time to the country's economy and the central government's aim is to take the rural industries' annual turnover of about Rs 80,000 crore to Rs 5 lakh crore within the next two to three years, Union minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday while inaugurating the 26th edition of ''Hunar Haat'' in Delhi.
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Hunar Haat: Rajnath Singh To Inaugurate Delhi Edition On February 21
Hunar Haat in Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will inaugurate the 26th edition of Hunar Haat in Delhi on Sunday at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. Handmade products from every corner of India will be available under one roof at the Hunar Haat.
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Hunar Haat In Lucknow: When, Where, How Can Get Handmade Items
Hunar Haat, the flagship programme of the Ministry of Minority Affairs, to create employment opportunities for artisans across the country, will be held in Lucknow from January 22 to February 4. The prime focus of the Hunar Haat is ''vocal for local", Prime Minister Narendra Modi's mantra for an Aatmanirbhar Bharat or self-reliant India.
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'Hunar Haat' To Restart In October After COVID-19, First One In Prayagraj
'Hunar Haat', the flagship programme of the Minority Affairs Ministry, to create employment opportunities for artisans across India, will start again after around six months. The forced break was due to the COVID-19 lockdown. The first 'Haat' or market will be in Prayagraj on October 9 and end on October 18.
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PM Savours Litti Chokha, Chai In Surprise Visit To Delhi Fest. See Pics
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday tweeted a photo of his "litti-chokha" lunch and "kulhad tea" on the streets of Delhi. He had the treat during a surprise visit to a crafts fair, "Hunar Haat", at Rajpath, the ceremonious avenue near India Gate.
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PM Enjoys Litti-Chokha, Kulhad Chai In Surprise Visit To Delhi Craft Fest Hunar Haat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday made a surprise visit to "Hunar Haat" in Delhi's Rajpath, where he interacted with artisans and relished "litti-chokha" and "kulhad" tea.
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Education, Jobs Top On Minority Affairs Ministry List In 2017
Empowering minorities by providing them education and employment opportunities will top the 2017 priority list of Union Minority Affairs Ministry which said bringing socio-economic schemes "out of papers and computers" and taking them to ground were its biggest achievement this year.
