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8 Indian Breads You Should Learn To Make At Least Once In Your Life
These eight Indian breads are not the most obvious ones. They are the ones that teach technique, patience, and a deeper understanding of how Indian bread-making really works.
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Why Brad Pitt Thought Leonardo DiCaprio's Parents Were "Extras" In Once Upon A Time In Hollywood After Their First Meeting
The Titanic actor shared why Brad Pitt was confused when he first met his parents
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Crypto Markets Stay Range-Bound, Traders Wary as Liquidity Remains Thin
Crypto markets traded cautiously on Wednesday as Bitcoin and Ethereum extended consolidation amid thin holiday liquidity. Reduced participation, derivatives activity, and tax-loss harvesting weighed on sentiment ahead of a key options expiry. Analysts said volatility remains elevated in the short term, while a clearer direction may emerge once holi...
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'Corporate Ladder Is Gone': India's Mid-Career Workers In 30s, 40s Face A Harsh Reset
Loyalty is rarely rewarded. And in many cases, experience, once a prized asset, is turning into a liability.
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Kash Patel Under Scrutiny For Using Taxpayer-Funded BMW X5, $115 Million Jet
FBI director Kash Patel is once again at the centre of a controversy after reports that the bureau purchased luxury armoured BMW X5 vehicles for his use, replacing the Chevrolet Suburbans traditionally used to transport FBI leadership.
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Natasha Poonawalla Owns A Rs 126 Crore Pink Diamond Ring That Once Belonged To France's Last Queen
The ring's centrepiece is a 10.38K fancy purple and pink modified kite brilliant-cut diamond
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"Masterclass In Patience": Anand Mahindra Spotlights Rare 'Sikkim Sundari'
Beyond its poetic life history, Sikkim Sundari (botanical name Rheum nobile) holds cultural value in local communities and features in traditional uses.
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Why This Indonesian Tribe Once Buried Dead Babies Inside Living Trees
The community believed that the tree would be the new mother of the dead baby. Therefore, the graves were carved opposite the house of the original parents
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Fighting Wrinkles, Acne And Sun Damage: Nutritionist Explains How Carrots Boost Skin Health
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal has once again turned the spotlight on simple, seasonal foods with powerful benefits.
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Valve Discontinues Production of Steam Deck LCD Model Weeks After Announcing Steam Machine
Valve says it has stopped production of the 256GB Steam Deck LCD model. The company said that once out of stock, Steam Deck LCD will no longer be available. Steam Deck LCD was launched in 2022 in 64GB, 256GB, and 512GB variants. Valve has only been selling the 256GB LCD model since it launched Steam Deck OLED in 2023.
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Who Is Sameer Minhas? Pakistan Batter Who Smashed 172 Off 113 vs India In U19 Asia Cup Final
Pakistan opener Sameer Minhas was once again at his very best, slamming a brilliant century - his second in the Asia Cup 2025. This time, the Indian team was at the receiving end of the his brilliance.
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PCB Extends Deadline Again For Bids For Two New PSL Teams
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has once again extended the deadline for investors to submit bids for the two new Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchises.
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How NDTV's 'Indian Of The Year' Madhavi Lata Helped Build World's Highest Rail Bridge
From a barefoot girl in a remote Andhra village who once sold old notebooks for 40 paise to buy kerosene to a celebrated scientist shaping India's engineering marvels - Professor Madhavi Latha's journey is nothing short of extraordinary.
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How Los Angeles' Richest Man's Fortune Turned Into Debt
Gary Winnick, once ranked the wealthiest man in Los Angeles, built a reputation for extraordinary affluence during the dot-com boom. But court filings and lender actions following his death have revealed a sharply contrasting financial reality.
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Sourav Ganguly Reveals Fight With Selectors, Putting Captaincy On Line: "Not Leaving Without Him"
Former Indian cricket team skipper Sourav Ganguly revealed that he once had a standoff with BCCI selectors over Anil Kumble's spot in the squad for the series against Australia.
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8 Indian Breads You Should Learn To Make At Least Once In Your Life
These eight Indian breads are not the most obvious ones. They are the ones that teach technique, patience, and a deeper understanding of how Indian bread-making really works.
-
Why Brad Pitt Thought Leonardo DiCaprio's Parents Were "Extras" In Once Upon A Time In Hollywood After Their First Meeting
The Titanic actor shared why Brad Pitt was confused when he first met his parents
-
Crypto Markets Stay Range-Bound, Traders Wary as Liquidity Remains Thin
Crypto markets traded cautiously on Wednesday as Bitcoin and Ethereum extended consolidation amid thin holiday liquidity. Reduced participation, derivatives activity, and tax-loss harvesting weighed on sentiment ahead of a key options expiry. Analysts said volatility remains elevated in the short term, while a clearer direction may emerge once holi...
-
'Corporate Ladder Is Gone': India's Mid-Career Workers In 30s, 40s Face A Harsh Reset
Loyalty is rarely rewarded. And in many cases, experience, once a prized asset, is turning into a liability.
-
Kash Patel Under Scrutiny For Using Taxpayer-Funded BMW X5, $115 Million Jet
FBI director Kash Patel is once again at the centre of a controversy after reports that the bureau purchased luxury armoured BMW X5 vehicles for his use, replacing the Chevrolet Suburbans traditionally used to transport FBI leadership.
-
Natasha Poonawalla Owns A Rs 126 Crore Pink Diamond Ring That Once Belonged To France's Last Queen
The ring's centrepiece is a 10.38K fancy purple and pink modified kite brilliant-cut diamond
-
"Masterclass In Patience": Anand Mahindra Spotlights Rare 'Sikkim Sundari'
Beyond its poetic life history, Sikkim Sundari (botanical name Rheum nobile) holds cultural value in local communities and features in traditional uses.
-
Why This Indonesian Tribe Once Buried Dead Babies Inside Living Trees
The community believed that the tree would be the new mother of the dead baby. Therefore, the graves were carved opposite the house of the original parents
-
Fighting Wrinkles, Acne And Sun Damage: Nutritionist Explains How Carrots Boost Skin Health
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal has once again turned the spotlight on simple, seasonal foods with powerful benefits.
-
Valve Discontinues Production of Steam Deck LCD Model Weeks After Announcing Steam Machine
Valve says it has stopped production of the 256GB Steam Deck LCD model. The company said that once out of stock, Steam Deck LCD will no longer be available. Steam Deck LCD was launched in 2022 in 64GB, 256GB, and 512GB variants. Valve has only been selling the 256GB LCD model since it launched Steam Deck OLED in 2023.
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Who Is Sameer Minhas? Pakistan Batter Who Smashed 172 Off 113 vs India In U19 Asia Cup Final
Pakistan opener Sameer Minhas was once again at his very best, slamming a brilliant century - his second in the Asia Cup 2025. This time, the Indian team was at the receiving end of the his brilliance.
-
PCB Extends Deadline Again For Bids For Two New PSL Teams
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has once again extended the deadline for investors to submit bids for the two new Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchises.
-
How NDTV's 'Indian Of The Year' Madhavi Lata Helped Build World's Highest Rail Bridge
From a barefoot girl in a remote Andhra village who once sold old notebooks for 40 paise to buy kerosene to a celebrated scientist shaping India's engineering marvels - Professor Madhavi Latha's journey is nothing short of extraordinary.
-
How Los Angeles' Richest Man's Fortune Turned Into Debt
Gary Winnick, once ranked the wealthiest man in Los Angeles, built a reputation for extraordinary affluence during the dot-com boom. But court filings and lender actions following his death have revealed a sharply contrasting financial reality.
-
Sourav Ganguly Reveals Fight With Selectors, Putting Captaincy On Line: "Not Leaving Without Him"
Former Indian cricket team skipper Sourav Ganguly revealed that he once had a standoff with BCCI selectors over Anil Kumble's spot in the squad for the series against Australia.
