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Burnt Sugar Cake: Why This American Classic Is Being Remembered Again
The resurgence of Burnt Sugar Cake is part of a movement to honour overlooked Black culinary contributions. For too long, Black American foodways were reduced to stereotypes, with dishes like Burnt Sugar Cake, requiring genuine skill and cultural significance, forgotten.
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40,000-Year-Old Sealed Cave Opened In Gibraltar. Here's What Was Found
The Vanguard Cave in the Gorham's Cave Complex has been an area of interest among Gibraltar National Museum archaeologists since 2012.
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Girl, 5, with Cerebral Palsy Stopped From Using Swing In Delhi Park: Family
Five-year-old Inika Sharma, who has cerebral palsy, wanted nothing more than to enjoy the playground swing like any other child during a weekend visit to Delhi's Sunder Nursery, a restored heritage park in Nizamuddin.
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Konkan's 12,000-Year-Old Petroglyphs Reveal A Lost World Through Rare Traces Of Stone-Age Art
The petroglyphs provide insight into the ecological history and worship rituals of the Konkan region
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Hyderabad To Welcome 430-Foot Hare Krishna Heritage Tower, India's Tallest Cultural And Spiritual Site
The Hare Krishna Tower will feature shrines of Sri Sri Radha Krishna, Sri Nitai Gauranga, Sri Sita Rama Lakshmana Hanuman, and Lord Venkateswara Swamy
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Chef Kunal Kapur Opens New Pincode Outlet In An Old Portuguese Bungalow In Goa
Celebrity chef Kunal Kapur has opened Pincode Bungalow, a new standalone restaurant set inside a restored Portuguese home in Vagator, Goa.
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Bebot Trend Explained: Y2K Party Makeup Nostalgia Meets 2020s Confidence
The bebot aesthetic is bold, sultry, and nostalgic. It blends early-2000s club glam with modern confidence, celebrating sharp brows and high-shine finishes
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How Artificial Intelligence Is Powering India's Cultural Renaissance
From the digitisation of palm-leaf manuscripts to real-time translation across India's extraordinary linguistic diversity, artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping how Indians encounter their own heritage, and how the world understands India.
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Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Gets Its First Woman Traveling Ticket Examiner After 145 Years
It reflects the increasing participation of women in railway services and marks a new milestone on one of the country's most renowned heritage routes.
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How Humayun's Tomb, A Symbol Of Love In Delhi, Became The Inspiration For The Taj Mahal
Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, a timeless symbol of love, laid the architectural foundation for the magnificent Taj Mahal. Discover how its design, craftsmanship, and Mughal vision shaped India's most iconic monument.
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Burnt Sugar Cake: Why This American Classic Is Being Remembered Again
The resurgence of Burnt Sugar Cake is part of a movement to honour overlooked Black culinary contributions. For too long, Black American foodways were reduced to stereotypes, with dishes like Burnt Sugar Cake, requiring genuine skill and cultural significance, forgotten.
-
40,000-Year-Old Sealed Cave Opened In Gibraltar. Here's What Was Found
The Vanguard Cave in the Gorham's Cave Complex has been an area of interest among Gibraltar National Museum archaeologists since 2012.
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Girl, 5, with Cerebral Palsy Stopped From Using Swing In Delhi Park: Family
Five-year-old Inika Sharma, who has cerebral palsy, wanted nothing more than to enjoy the playground swing like any other child during a weekend visit to Delhi's Sunder Nursery, a restored heritage park in Nizamuddin.
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Konkan's 12,000-Year-Old Petroglyphs Reveal A Lost World Through Rare Traces Of Stone-Age Art
The petroglyphs provide insight into the ecological history and worship rituals of the Konkan region
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Hyderabad To Welcome 430-Foot Hare Krishna Heritage Tower, India's Tallest Cultural And Spiritual Site
The Hare Krishna Tower will feature shrines of Sri Sri Radha Krishna, Sri Nitai Gauranga, Sri Sita Rama Lakshmana Hanuman, and Lord Venkateswara Swamy
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Chef Kunal Kapur Opens New Pincode Outlet In An Old Portuguese Bungalow In Goa
Celebrity chef Kunal Kapur has opened Pincode Bungalow, a new standalone restaurant set inside a restored Portuguese home in Vagator, Goa.
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Bebot Trend Explained: Y2K Party Makeup Nostalgia Meets 2020s Confidence
The bebot aesthetic is bold, sultry, and nostalgic. It blends early-2000s club glam with modern confidence, celebrating sharp brows and high-shine finishes
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How Artificial Intelligence Is Powering India's Cultural Renaissance
From the digitisation of palm-leaf manuscripts to real-time translation across India's extraordinary linguistic diversity, artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping how Indians encounter their own heritage, and how the world understands India.
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Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Gets Its First Woman Traveling Ticket Examiner After 145 Years
It reflects the increasing participation of women in railway services and marks a new milestone on one of the country's most renowned heritage routes.
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How Humayun's Tomb, A Symbol Of Love In Delhi, Became The Inspiration For The Taj Mahal
Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, a timeless symbol of love, laid the architectural foundation for the magnificent Taj Mahal. Discover how its design, craftsmanship, and Mughal vision shaped India's most iconic monument.
