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All Popular Hill Stations Have A Mall Road, But Do You Know Why?
Ever wondered why every Indian hill station has a Mall Road? The answer lies in a mix of colonial heritage, geography, and the timeless charm that keeps travellers returning.
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How Parle-G Became India's Most Loved Biscuit
Parle-G is a beloved part of India's chai culture, loved for its taste and nostalgia. As the brand plans to redevelop its oldest factory, people are revisiting the story behind this iconic biscuit.
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Ever Wondered Why Bombay Duck Is Called Duck? The Answer Will Amaze You
Bombay duck isn't a duck at all - it's a fish with a name that has puzzled food lovers for decades. Discover the fascinating history behind this iconic Mumbai delicacy and why it's called Bombay duck.
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Viral Now: British TV Personality Wowed By Cleanliness And Food On Vande Bharat Train
A viral video by a UK-based woman of Indian origin, positively reviewing her Vande Bharat train experience, has grabbed many eyeballs online.
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Butter Chicken Vs Chicken Tikka Masala: Why It Reveals Your Curry Personality
Butter chicken vs chicken tikka masala: Their origins, flavours, textures, global journeys, and fan loyalties are wildly different. Read on.
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From Khichdi To Kedgeree: How India's Comfort Food Became A British Breakfast Classic
From Mughal kitchens to Victorian breakfast tables, kedgeree has travelled far, changing ingredients, picking up smoked haddock and parsley, yet retaining the comfort of its Indian origin.
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India-UK Trade Deal To Ease Access For Domestic Medical Devices In Britain
The India-UK trade pact has incorporated a mutual recognition agreement framework to facilitate smoother entry of medical devices certified by domestic regulatory agencies into the British market, an official said on Tuesday.
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How Britain Gave Us Chicken Tikka Masala - And Why India Took It Back
Born in Britain, embraced worldwide, and finally making a flavourful return to Indian menus, chicken tikka masala is a delicious lesson in cultural cross-pollination.
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Republic Day 2025: Was The Red Fort Once White? What You Need To Know About Viral Claims
Republic Day 2025: Many claims suggest the fort was not just red but featured a red-and-white colour scheme, preferred by Shah Jahan.
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Video: How A Real-Life Murder In India Inspired Agatha Christie's Debut Novel
British historian Nick Booker has stirred interest with a post revealing a unique connection between India and the origins of Agatha Christie's famous detective, Hercule Poirot.
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All Popular Hill Stations Have A Mall Road, But Do You Know Why?
Ever wondered why every Indian hill station has a Mall Road? The answer lies in a mix of colonial heritage, geography, and the timeless charm that keeps travellers returning.
-
How Parle-G Became India's Most Loved Biscuit
Parle-G is a beloved part of India's chai culture, loved for its taste and nostalgia. As the brand plans to redevelop its oldest factory, people are revisiting the story behind this iconic biscuit.
-
Ever Wondered Why Bombay Duck Is Called Duck? The Answer Will Amaze You
Bombay duck isn't a duck at all - it's a fish with a name that has puzzled food lovers for decades. Discover the fascinating history behind this iconic Mumbai delicacy and why it's called Bombay duck.
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Viral Now: British TV Personality Wowed By Cleanliness And Food On Vande Bharat Train
A viral video by a UK-based woman of Indian origin, positively reviewing her Vande Bharat train experience, has grabbed many eyeballs online.
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Butter Chicken Vs Chicken Tikka Masala: Why It Reveals Your Curry Personality
Butter chicken vs chicken tikka masala: Their origins, flavours, textures, global journeys, and fan loyalties are wildly different. Read on.
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From Khichdi To Kedgeree: How India's Comfort Food Became A British Breakfast Classic
From Mughal kitchens to Victorian breakfast tables, kedgeree has travelled far, changing ingredients, picking up smoked haddock and parsley, yet retaining the comfort of its Indian origin.
-
India-UK Trade Deal To Ease Access For Domestic Medical Devices In Britain
The India-UK trade pact has incorporated a mutual recognition agreement framework to facilitate smoother entry of medical devices certified by domestic regulatory agencies into the British market, an official said on Tuesday.
-
How Britain Gave Us Chicken Tikka Masala - And Why India Took It Back
Born in Britain, embraced worldwide, and finally making a flavourful return to Indian menus, chicken tikka masala is a delicious lesson in cultural cross-pollination.
-
Republic Day 2025: Was The Red Fort Once White? What You Need To Know About Viral Claims
Republic Day 2025: Many claims suggest the fort was not just red but featured a red-and-white colour scheme, preferred by Shah Jahan.
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Video: How A Real-Life Murder In India Inspired Agatha Christie's Debut Novel
British historian Nick Booker has stirred interest with a post revealing a unique connection between India and the origins of Agatha Christie's famous detective, Hercule Poirot.
