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Italian Woman Reveals 3 Things That Surprised Her After Marrying Into Indian Family
A woman raised in an Italian family shares three unexpected things about Indian family hospitality and traditions.
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They Called Cops Over 'Rotting Corpse'. It Turned Out To Be 'Stinky Vinegar'
A woman in China was cooking dinner when her neighbour called the police, convinced the smell meant a body was decomposing nearby. The real culprit? A 2,000-year-old regional delicacy.
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Gold Rani Haar To Peacock Jhumkaas: Jeweller Break Down Rashmika Mandanna's Wedding Jewellery
Among the 11 gold jewellery pieces that Rashmika Mandanna wore to her wedding with Vijay Deverakonda were a Lakshmi rani haar, peacock jhumkas, a head accessory, and a pendant choker
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How To Make Ghevar At Home Just Like Sweet Shops
ts demand rises significantly during Sawan, Teej, and Raksha Bandhan, when families often gift and enjoy it together.
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Novak Djokovic's Ear-Seeding Pics Go Viral, Experts Explain Ancient Chinese Practice
Novak Djokovic's ear patches sparked curiosity at Wimbledon. Experts explain ear seeding, its benefits, risks, limitations
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This Pune-Style Matki Bhel Is A Healthy Snack You'll Want On Repeat
Unlike regular bhel made with puffed rice, this version features sprouted matki (moth beans), making it a filling, protein-rich snack.
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This Tamil Nadu-Style Masala Baby Potatoes Recipe Makes The Perfect Side Dish
Tamil Nadu Special Masala Baby Potato is a crispy, flavorful South Indian dish made with tender baby potatoes and aromatic spices.
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Give Your Regular Dal A Garlicky Twist With This Rajasthani Recipe
Every dish reflects the region's rich culinary heritage and transforms simple ingredients into something truly delicious. If you enjoy wholesome Indian meals, Rajasthani Lehsuni Moong Dal is a recipe worth trying.
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Anshula Kapoor And Rohan Thakkar's Wedding Style: Peach Bridal Elegance Meets A Classic Sherwani
Anshula Kapoor and Rohan Thakkar got married in Mumbai on July 6
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Farah Khan Ali On Backlash Over Mother Zarine Khan's Hindu Last Rites: 'Muslims Asked Why We Cremated Her'
Farah Khan Ali revealed, "She (Zarine Khan) was claustrophobic about being in a grave. So that was one of the reasons she wanted to be cremated"
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The Secret To Andhra's Bold Flavours? This Guntur Tomato Pickle Recipe
Andhra Style Guntur Tomato Pickle combines ripe tomatoes, garlic, and aromatic spices for a spicy, tangy flavor that complements many South Indian dishes.
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Which Place Is Known As The Saffron Capital Of India?
This small town in Kashmir produces most of India's saffron - here's what makes it special.
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Spain's Medieval Sport Billarda Reminds Indians Of Childhood Favourite "Gilli Danda"
As the videos spread online, Indians flooded social media with comments, saying that the Spanish sport closely resembles the traditional Indian game.
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The Secret To Perfect Kadhi Lies In Old Curd
Slightly old curd is key to making traditional kadhi, providing the signature sourness that fresh curd lacks.
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Africa's Ebola Outbreaks Complicated By Victims Who Prefer Traditional Healers Over Hospitals
Whenever Ebola comes, some of the afflicted choose the road to the nearest hospital. Others take the path to the shrine of a traditional healer, often with devastating consequences.
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Italian Woman Reveals 3 Things That Surprised Her After Marrying Into Indian Family
A woman raised in an Italian family shares three unexpected things about Indian family hospitality and traditions.
-
They Called Cops Over 'Rotting Corpse'. It Turned Out To Be 'Stinky Vinegar'
A woman in China was cooking dinner when her neighbour called the police, convinced the smell meant a body was decomposing nearby. The real culprit? A 2,000-year-old regional delicacy.
-
Gold Rani Haar To Peacock Jhumkaas: Jeweller Break Down Rashmika Mandanna's Wedding Jewellery
Among the 11 gold jewellery pieces that Rashmika Mandanna wore to her wedding with Vijay Deverakonda were a Lakshmi rani haar, peacock jhumkas, a head accessory, and a pendant choker
-
How To Make Ghevar At Home Just Like Sweet Shops
ts demand rises significantly during Sawan, Teej, and Raksha Bandhan, when families often gift and enjoy it together.
-
Novak Djokovic's Ear-Seeding Pics Go Viral, Experts Explain Ancient Chinese Practice
Novak Djokovic's ear patches sparked curiosity at Wimbledon. Experts explain ear seeding, its benefits, risks, limitations
-
This Pune-Style Matki Bhel Is A Healthy Snack You'll Want On Repeat
Unlike regular bhel made with puffed rice, this version features sprouted matki (moth beans), making it a filling, protein-rich snack.
-
This Tamil Nadu-Style Masala Baby Potatoes Recipe Makes The Perfect Side Dish
Tamil Nadu Special Masala Baby Potato is a crispy, flavorful South Indian dish made with tender baby potatoes and aromatic spices.
-
Give Your Regular Dal A Garlicky Twist With This Rajasthani Recipe
Every dish reflects the region's rich culinary heritage and transforms simple ingredients into something truly delicious. If you enjoy wholesome Indian meals, Rajasthani Lehsuni Moong Dal is a recipe worth trying.
-
Anshula Kapoor And Rohan Thakkar's Wedding Style: Peach Bridal Elegance Meets A Classic Sherwani
Anshula Kapoor and Rohan Thakkar got married in Mumbai on July 6
-
Farah Khan Ali On Backlash Over Mother Zarine Khan's Hindu Last Rites: 'Muslims Asked Why We Cremated Her'
Farah Khan Ali revealed, "She (Zarine Khan) was claustrophobic about being in a grave. So that was one of the reasons she wanted to be cremated"
-
The Secret To Andhra's Bold Flavours? This Guntur Tomato Pickle Recipe
Andhra Style Guntur Tomato Pickle combines ripe tomatoes, garlic, and aromatic spices for a spicy, tangy flavor that complements many South Indian dishes.
-
Which Place Is Known As The Saffron Capital Of India?
This small town in Kashmir produces most of India's saffron - here's what makes it special.
-
Spain's Medieval Sport Billarda Reminds Indians Of Childhood Favourite "Gilli Danda"
As the videos spread online, Indians flooded social media with comments, saying that the Spanish sport closely resembles the traditional Indian game.
-
The Secret To Perfect Kadhi Lies In Old Curd
Slightly old curd is key to making traditional kadhi, providing the signature sourness that fresh curd lacks.
-
Africa's Ebola Outbreaks Complicated By Victims Who Prefer Traditional Healers Over Hospitals
Whenever Ebola comes, some of the afflicted choose the road to the nearest hospital. Others take the path to the shrine of a traditional healer, often with devastating consequences.
