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Visiting Kolkata For The First Time? Here's What Not To Miss
First-time visitors are often drawn to its rich heritage, intellectual atmosphere and warm local culture. Whether you are exploring old monuments, tasting street food or walking along the Hooghly River, Kolkata leaves a lasting impression at every turn.
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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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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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Hindu Population Declined Due To Foreign Invasions, Colonial Rule: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said that centuries of foreign invasions and colonial rule in India not only led to the exploitation of resources and people but also caused a significant decline in the Hindu population.
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New Menus To Check Out In Delhi-NCR This September, Including Onam Specials
These upcoming menus celebrate not only the festive season but also the evolving culinary spirit of Delhi-NCR. Here's a sneak peek at the new and special menus you won't want to miss.
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India's Knowledge System Was Drained During Colonial Rule: Vice President
"India is not just a political construct; it is much beyond. It was not formed in the mid-20th century; it is a civilizational continent, a flowing river of consciousness," the vice president said.
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English No Longer Colonial Relic But A Global Tool For Progress: Tamil Nadu Minister
Tamil Nadu Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi has criticised Union Home Minister Amit Shah over his recent remarks on the English language, calling it a veiled attempt to deny access to knowledge and empowerment for the underprivileged.
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Why The Victoria Memorial Still Rules Kolkata's Cultural Map
If you are in Kolkata, the Victoria Memorial is not just a backdrop for your holiday pictures. It is where history lovers stop, stare and stay a little longer. But what is it about this white marble giant that still holds the city's attention?
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Dakshin Canteen Review: Chef Ruchira Hoon Brings A Thoughtful, Fiery Slice Of South India To Delhi
It's not themed. It's not filtered down. Dakshin Canteen is the kind of South Indian spot that does not hold back, and that is exactly why it works.
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Drunk Man Beats Son, 6, To Death For Not Giving Him Water In Gurugram, Arrested: Cops
In a shocking incident, an inebriated man beat his six-year-old son to death for refusing to give him water at a colony in Gurugram, police said on Sunday.
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Visiting Kolkata For The First Time? Here's What Not To Miss
First-time visitors are often drawn to its rich heritage, intellectual atmosphere and warm local culture. Whether you are exploring old monuments, tasting street food or walking along the Hooghly River, Kolkata leaves a lasting impression at every turn.
-
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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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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Hindu Population Declined Due To Foreign Invasions, Colonial Rule: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said that centuries of foreign invasions and colonial rule in India not only led to the exploitation of resources and people but also caused a significant decline in the Hindu population.
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New Menus To Check Out In Delhi-NCR This September, Including Onam Specials
These upcoming menus celebrate not only the festive season but also the evolving culinary spirit of Delhi-NCR. Here's a sneak peek at the new and special menus you won't want to miss.
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India's Knowledge System Was Drained During Colonial Rule: Vice President
"India is not just a political construct; it is much beyond. It was not formed in the mid-20th century; it is a civilizational continent, a flowing river of consciousness," the vice president said.
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English No Longer Colonial Relic But A Global Tool For Progress: Tamil Nadu Minister
Tamil Nadu Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi has criticised Union Home Minister Amit Shah over his recent remarks on the English language, calling it a veiled attempt to deny access to knowledge and empowerment for the underprivileged.
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Why The Victoria Memorial Still Rules Kolkata's Cultural Map
If you are in Kolkata, the Victoria Memorial is not just a backdrop for your holiday pictures. It is where history lovers stop, stare and stay a little longer. But what is it about this white marble giant that still holds the city's attention?
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Dakshin Canteen Review: Chef Ruchira Hoon Brings A Thoughtful, Fiery Slice Of South India To Delhi
It's not themed. It's not filtered down. Dakshin Canteen is the kind of South Indian spot that does not hold back, and that is exactly why it works.
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Drunk Man Beats Son, 6, To Death For Not Giving Him Water In Gurugram, Arrested: Cops
In a shocking incident, an inebriated man beat his six-year-old son to death for refusing to give him water at a colony in Gurugram, police said on Sunday.
