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She's Here Gurugram: An Intimate Japanese Evening That Lingers
She's Here delivers modern Japanese dining with genuine confidence.
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5 Classic Indian Dishes That Taste Best When Served In A Kulhad Or Matka
From street-style beverages to royal biryanis and creamy desserts, many Indian dishes still shine brightest when prepared or served in traditional clay vessels.
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An Inside Look At Shankar Mahadevan's New Mumbai Restaurant
Malgudi is a resto-cafe co-founded by music icon Shankar Mahadevan. We recently got a preview of the restaurant's Lower Parel outlet.
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From Patola To Ajrakh: Gujarat's 10 Most Awe-Inspiring Arts & Crafts
From intricate weaves to centuries-old woodwork, these traditional arts and crafts from Gujarat are a bold, beautiful reminder that handmade never goes out of style.
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6 Lesser-Known Art And Craft Villages In India That Are Keeping Age-Old Legacies Alive
Here's how artisans from some uncharted art and craft villages in India are doing their bit to catch global recognition for their age-old legacies.
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Darjeeling Tea, Terracotta Murti: What PM Modi Gifted To Bill Gates
Following an extensive discussion on topics ranging from Artificial Intelligence (AI), UPI payments, technology, to COVID-19, Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented Microsoft co-founder and CEO Bill Gates with a 'Vocal for Local' gifts.
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Ancient Terracotta Figurines Dating Back To 700 BCE Found In Karnataka
Unique ancient terracotta figurines in different states of preservation, with bone and iron pieces, have been found in recent archaeological explorations conducted in the megalithic dolmen site at Mudu Konaje in Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka
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First He Took Selfie With 2,000-Year-Old Statue, Then Stole Its Thumb
It took three weeks for officials at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia to realise that a priceless statue - one of 10 terracotta warriors on loan from China - was missing a thumb. It took the FBI only a few days to track down their main suspect - a man who, they say, left his thumbprints all over the crime scene.
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In China, Terracotta Warrior Thumb Theft Triggers Outrage
Chinese authorities have demanded "severe punishment" for a man who allegedly stole the thumb of a terracotta warrior statue on display in the US, state media reported on Monday.
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China's 1st Emperor Wanted Immortality, Officials Struggled With His Demand
New archeological research has shed fresh light on China's first emperor -- creator of the world-famous terracotta army -- and his quest for eternal life, state media reported
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She's Here Gurugram: An Intimate Japanese Evening That Lingers
She's Here delivers modern Japanese dining with genuine confidence.
-
5 Classic Indian Dishes That Taste Best When Served In A Kulhad Or Matka
From street-style beverages to royal biryanis and creamy desserts, many Indian dishes still shine brightest when prepared or served in traditional clay vessels.
-
An Inside Look At Shankar Mahadevan's New Mumbai Restaurant
Malgudi is a resto-cafe co-founded by music icon Shankar Mahadevan. We recently got a preview of the restaurant's Lower Parel outlet.
-
From Patola To Ajrakh: Gujarat's 10 Most Awe-Inspiring Arts & Crafts
From intricate weaves to centuries-old woodwork, these traditional arts and crafts from Gujarat are a bold, beautiful reminder that handmade never goes out of style.
-
6 Lesser-Known Art And Craft Villages In India That Are Keeping Age-Old Legacies Alive
Here's how artisans from some uncharted art and craft villages in India are doing their bit to catch global recognition for their age-old legacies.
-
Darjeeling Tea, Terracotta Murti: What PM Modi Gifted To Bill Gates
Following an extensive discussion on topics ranging from Artificial Intelligence (AI), UPI payments, technology, to COVID-19, Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented Microsoft co-founder and CEO Bill Gates with a 'Vocal for Local' gifts.
-
Ancient Terracotta Figurines Dating Back To 700 BCE Found In Karnataka
Unique ancient terracotta figurines in different states of preservation, with bone and iron pieces, have been found in recent archaeological explorations conducted in the megalithic dolmen site at Mudu Konaje in Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka
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First He Took Selfie With 2,000-Year-Old Statue, Then Stole Its Thumb
It took three weeks for officials at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia to realise that a priceless statue - one of 10 terracotta warriors on loan from China - was missing a thumb. It took the FBI only a few days to track down their main suspect - a man who, they say, left his thumbprints all over the crime scene.
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In China, Terracotta Warrior Thumb Theft Triggers Outrage
Chinese authorities have demanded "severe punishment" for a man who allegedly stole the thumb of a terracotta warrior statue on display in the US, state media reported on Monday.
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China's 1st Emperor Wanted Immortality, Officials Struggled With His Demand
New archeological research has shed fresh light on China's first emperor -- creator of the world-famous terracotta army -- and his quest for eternal life, state media reported
