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These Common Food Items May Trigger Heartburns, Says AIIMS-Trained Doctor
According to Dr Saurabh Sethi, some commonly eaten foods and drinks can make heartburn symptoms worse without people even realising it.
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"Parents Report Surge In Illness, Irritability And Appetite Loss In Toddlers Amid Heatwave," Paediatrician Shares Safety Tips
Young children have a higher body temperature and less efficient mechanisms for regulating their body heat, making them susceptible to heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
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This Nepali Chukani Will Add A Tangy Twist To Your Meal
Chukani stands out because it blends boiled potatoes with tangy yoghurt and traditional Nepali spices.
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British Couple Busts Biggest India Travel Myth: 'Street Food Is Soul Of Country'
A British couple has challenged the longstanding myth that Indian street food causes illness and should be avoided.
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Rajasthani Kadhi Kachori - How To Make This Traditional Dish Loved By Locals
This popular pairing is not just loved in Rajasthan, but across India for its bold taste and satisfying feel.
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What Alia Bhatt Ate Right Before Getting Ready For Cannes Red Carpet
From dahi to makhanas, Alia Bhatt's Cannes snack diary was full of naturally nourishing superfoods.
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How To Make Maharashtrian-Style Thecha Pulao For A Quick Meal
This Maharashtrian-style recipe combines cooked rice with green chilli thecha, fresh spices, vegetables and soft paneer to create a comforting one-pot meal.
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Which City Is Known As The Samosa Capital Of India?
From classic aloo to bold fusion twists, this city's love for samosas has made it stand out as the snack's capital.
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Summer Diet Decoded: 8 Foods And Drinks That Are Secretly Increasing Body Heat
Certain foods increase body heat through diet-induced thermogenesis, where the energy required to digest them generates internal warmth.
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Is Your Imli Chutney Too Thick, Too Watery Or Too Sour? Avoid These Mistakes While Making It
While the recipe looks easy, small mistakes during preparation can change the taste, texture, and shelf life of the chutney.
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Why Khandvi And Laphing Look Similar But Taste Miles Apart
They may look similar when rolled, but khandvi and laphing could not be more different in taste or tradition.
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How To Make Bengali Jhinga Podi At Home: A Spicy Prawn Recipe You Must Try
Jhinga Podi is bold and spicy, featuring South Indian podi masala, curry leaves, coconut, and tamarind.
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The Only Mango Cocktail Recipes You Need This Summer
Try mango cocktails like Mango Margarita, Mango Gin Cocktail, and Frozen Mango Picante for refreshing summer drinks with a spicy twist.
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Why Lahori Chana Masala Tastes So Different, And How To Cook It At Home
What makes Lahori Chana Masala special is its balance - spicy but not overpowering, rich yet simple. It pairs beautifully with naan, roti, or plain rice, making it perfect for family meals or casual gatherings.
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The Spicy Turkish Eggs Recipe You Need To Make This Summer
Turkish eggs or çılbır is a centuries-old dish of poached eggs on garlicky yoghurt topped with spicy red chilli butter.
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These Common Food Items May Trigger Heartburns, Says AIIMS-Trained Doctor
According to Dr Saurabh Sethi, some commonly eaten foods and drinks can make heartburn symptoms worse without people even realising it.
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"Parents Report Surge In Illness, Irritability And Appetite Loss In Toddlers Amid Heatwave," Paediatrician Shares Safety Tips
Young children have a higher body temperature and less efficient mechanisms for regulating their body heat, making them susceptible to heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
-
This Nepali Chukani Will Add A Tangy Twist To Your Meal
Chukani stands out because it blends boiled potatoes with tangy yoghurt and traditional Nepali spices.
-
British Couple Busts Biggest India Travel Myth: 'Street Food Is Soul Of Country'
A British couple has challenged the longstanding myth that Indian street food causes illness and should be avoided.
-
Rajasthani Kadhi Kachori - How To Make This Traditional Dish Loved By Locals
This popular pairing is not just loved in Rajasthan, but across India for its bold taste and satisfying feel.
-
What Alia Bhatt Ate Right Before Getting Ready For Cannes Red Carpet
From dahi to makhanas, Alia Bhatt's Cannes snack diary was full of naturally nourishing superfoods.
-
How To Make Maharashtrian-Style Thecha Pulao For A Quick Meal
This Maharashtrian-style recipe combines cooked rice with green chilli thecha, fresh spices, vegetables and soft paneer to create a comforting one-pot meal.
-
Which City Is Known As The Samosa Capital Of India?
From classic aloo to bold fusion twists, this city's love for samosas has made it stand out as the snack's capital.
-
Summer Diet Decoded: 8 Foods And Drinks That Are Secretly Increasing Body Heat
Certain foods increase body heat through diet-induced thermogenesis, where the energy required to digest them generates internal warmth.
-
Is Your Imli Chutney Too Thick, Too Watery Or Too Sour? Avoid These Mistakes While Making It
While the recipe looks easy, small mistakes during preparation can change the taste, texture, and shelf life of the chutney.
-
Why Khandvi And Laphing Look Similar But Taste Miles Apart
They may look similar when rolled, but khandvi and laphing could not be more different in taste or tradition.
-
How To Make Bengali Jhinga Podi At Home: A Spicy Prawn Recipe You Must Try
Jhinga Podi is bold and spicy, featuring South Indian podi masala, curry leaves, coconut, and tamarind.
-
The Only Mango Cocktail Recipes You Need This Summer
Try mango cocktails like Mango Margarita, Mango Gin Cocktail, and Frozen Mango Picante for refreshing summer drinks with a spicy twist.
-
Why Lahori Chana Masala Tastes So Different, And How To Cook It At Home
What makes Lahori Chana Masala special is its balance - spicy but not overpowering, rich yet simple. It pairs beautifully with naan, roti, or plain rice, making it perfect for family meals or casual gatherings.
-
The Spicy Turkish Eggs Recipe You Need To Make This Summer
Turkish eggs or çılbır is a centuries-old dish of poached eggs on garlicky yoghurt topped with spicy red chilli butter.
