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Viral Recipe: Your Mom Will Not Stop You From Eating These Tasty Lauki Momos
Bottle gourd and squash are popular ingredients in hilly regions of India, and are even used to make delicious momos.
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Fake Flight Attendants Serve Food In California Train, Internet Calls It "Subway Showtime"
The people, disguised as flight attendants, handed out food and drinks to commuters inside a train in California.
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No More 100 ml Limit? European Union Airports May Soon Ease Hand Baggage Liquid Rules
Advanced security scanners capable of detecting liquid explosives could soon be rolled out across EU airports, allowing passengers to carry larger bottles and containers in their cabin bags.
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How To Prepare An Emergency Food Supply For Earthquake And Tsunami
The recent earthquake in Russia, followed by tsunami warnings across the Pacific, is a timely reminder of the importance of being prepared for natural disasters, especially when it comes to food security.
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Mussoorie Tightens Tourist Rules: Hotels, Homestays To Log Guest Details On New Portal
The registration of guests' details at hotel check-in is intended to collect data on tourist arrivals in Mussoorie.
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5 Fried Indian Desserts Perfect For Monsoon And Festive Binge
Feel like eating something rich and sweet? Skip the guilt this festive season and bite into these traditional and delicious fried Indian sweets.
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Andaman Seeks UNESCO World Heritage Tag For India's Only Active Volcano and 3 Other Natural Wonders
Barren Island, a part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, is renowned for being South Asia's only active volcano.
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Planning A Trip To Popular Greek Islands? You Will Now Have To Pay Additional Fee
Visitors to the most popular Greek islands, Mykonos and Santorini, will now pay more under a new cruise tax.
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Sania Mirza's Bengali Thali Features Basanti Pulao, Chingri Malaikari And More Scrumptious Dishes
Sania Mirza is a big fan of Bengali food, and we have proof.
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New Food Court Opens At India Gate, Offering A Taste Of More Than 10 Indian States
The new food court is a great place to grab a quick bite after a walk around the India Gate.
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Many Parisian Restaurants Charge American Tourists More Than Locals, Investigation Claims
Paris Restaurants Pricing Strategy: From pushing for a tip to serving bottled water, here are some subtle ways a popular cafe in Paris may inflate the bill for only the tourists.
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Move Over La Tomatina, This Spanish Town Hosts A Wild 'Wine Battle' Every Year On July 29
Take a look inside Spain's booziest festival, which involves emptying buckets of wine over your friends and family.
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40 Countries Can Now Visit Sri Lanka Without A Visa: Here Is What To Explore
The move comes as part of Sri Lanka's efforts to boost tourism and make travelling to Sri Lanka easier and cheaper.
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"If You Raided My Kitchen, You'll Find...," Samantha Ruth Prabhu Shares Foods In Her Strict Daily Diet
Samantha Ruth Prabhu follows a strict, anti-inflammatory diet with clean and healthy foods that suit her body.
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"Pictures Don't Do Justice": Ananya Panday In Awe Of Taj Mahal - Your Guide To Taking The Perfect Shot
Feeling inspired by Ananya Panday's dreamy Taj Mahal pictures? Here's how you too can capture the most stunning shots of this iconic monument in Agra.
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Viral Recipe: Your Mom Will Not Stop You From Eating These Tasty Lauki Momos
Bottle gourd and squash are popular ingredients in hilly regions of India, and are even used to make delicious momos.
-
Fake Flight Attendants Serve Food In California Train, Internet Calls It "Subway Showtime"
The people, disguised as flight attendants, handed out food and drinks to commuters inside a train in California.
-
No More 100 ml Limit? European Union Airports May Soon Ease Hand Baggage Liquid Rules
Advanced security scanners capable of detecting liquid explosives could soon be rolled out across EU airports, allowing passengers to carry larger bottles and containers in their cabin bags.
-
How To Prepare An Emergency Food Supply For Earthquake And Tsunami
The recent earthquake in Russia, followed by tsunami warnings across the Pacific, is a timely reminder of the importance of being prepared for natural disasters, especially when it comes to food security.
-
Mussoorie Tightens Tourist Rules: Hotels, Homestays To Log Guest Details On New Portal
The registration of guests' details at hotel check-in is intended to collect data on tourist arrivals in Mussoorie.
-
5 Fried Indian Desserts Perfect For Monsoon And Festive Binge
Feel like eating something rich and sweet? Skip the guilt this festive season and bite into these traditional and delicious fried Indian sweets.
-
Andaman Seeks UNESCO World Heritage Tag For India's Only Active Volcano and 3 Other Natural Wonders
Barren Island, a part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, is renowned for being South Asia's only active volcano.
-
Planning A Trip To Popular Greek Islands? You Will Now Have To Pay Additional Fee
Visitors to the most popular Greek islands, Mykonos and Santorini, will now pay more under a new cruise tax.
-
Sania Mirza's Bengali Thali Features Basanti Pulao, Chingri Malaikari And More Scrumptious Dishes
Sania Mirza is a big fan of Bengali food, and we have proof.
-
New Food Court Opens At India Gate, Offering A Taste Of More Than 10 Indian States
The new food court is a great place to grab a quick bite after a walk around the India Gate.
-
Many Parisian Restaurants Charge American Tourists More Than Locals, Investigation Claims
Paris Restaurants Pricing Strategy: From pushing for a tip to serving bottled water, here are some subtle ways a popular cafe in Paris may inflate the bill for only the tourists.
-
Move Over La Tomatina, This Spanish Town Hosts A Wild 'Wine Battle' Every Year On July 29
Take a look inside Spain's booziest festival, which involves emptying buckets of wine over your friends and family.
-
40 Countries Can Now Visit Sri Lanka Without A Visa: Here Is What To Explore
The move comes as part of Sri Lanka's efforts to boost tourism and make travelling to Sri Lanka easier and cheaper.
-
"If You Raided My Kitchen, You'll Find...," Samantha Ruth Prabhu Shares Foods In Her Strict Daily Diet
Samantha Ruth Prabhu follows a strict, anti-inflammatory diet with clean and healthy foods that suit her body.
-
"Pictures Don't Do Justice": Ananya Panday In Awe Of Taj Mahal - Your Guide To Taking The Perfect Shot
Feeling inspired by Ananya Panday's dreamy Taj Mahal pictures? Here's how you too can capture the most stunning shots of this iconic monument in Agra.
