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New At Mahalaxmi Racecourse: Gauri Khan Designs Soraia, An Innovative Restaurant And Bar
At Soraia, Gauri Khan's garden-style design frames a menu of neo-botanical dishes and cocktails inspired by India's landscapes.
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Heavy Rain Forecast Over Western, Central India, Weather Department Issues Alerts
The western and central parts of the country will continue to witness heavy rains over the next three-four days, the IMD said on Wednesday while issuing a 'red' alert for Mumbai, predicting heavy to very heavy rainfall in the financial capital.
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Light Rain, Thunderstorms In Parts Of North India Bring Respite From Heat
Parts of northern and western India recorded above normal temperatures on Wednesday but rain and thunderstorm due to a cyclonic circulation over Rajasthan brought some respite from the heat in Delhi and NCR later in the day.
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Royal Food Of Bengal: Sheherwali Cuisine Is A Delight In The Land Of ‘Mach, Mishti And More’
With their lineage in the Western India and life in the Eastern India, Sheherwali community created a mixed culture of their own.
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Honda Crosses 1 Crore Sales Milestone In Gujarat, Goa And Maharashtra
Honda added nearly 50 lakh customers in just three years in the region, while the first 50 lakh customers in the region were added in 14 years.
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Parts Of Maharashtra, Gujarat Likely To Get 'Extremely Heavy Rain'
The western coast of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, is expected to receive "extremely heavy rainfall" in the next 24 to 48 hours and various government establishments, including airports, have been warned, the MeT department said.
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Justin Bieber Could Cause A Traffic Jam In Skies
Mumbai's glitterati is all set to beat the relentless traffic snaking its way to Navi Mumbai tomorrow for the Justin Bieber concert starting at 4 pm, though gates open by 2 pm. And how will they manage that? By taking the aerial route.
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Heat Wave Across North, Central And Western India As Temperatures Cross 45 Degrees: 10 Points
It's just the third week of April, but temperatures across northern, central and western India have crossed 45 degrees Celsius. The weather department says that most of India is facing a severe heat wave. Though temperatures around 45 degrees is not new, it is unexpected for this time of year - some say a month early. The MeT department, however, s...
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From Hard Cash To Hardboard: How Old Rs 500, 1,000 Notes Are Being Recycled
In the three weeks since old 500 and 1,000-rupee notes have been banned by the government, over 8 trillion rupees worth demonetised currency has been deposited in banks.
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Western India Lacks Brains: BJP's Bhola Singh In Lok Sabha
BJP lawmaker Bhola Singh today questioned the government's decision to launch 'smart cities' and said that while western India had development, it lacked brains.
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Ahead of Indefinite Strike, Film Body to Meet Producers Over Wage Hike
The president of the film body clarified that the meeting would be 'unofficial'
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Mumbai's First Ever 'Women's Rally to the Valley' On International Women's Day
On the occasion of International Women's Day, JK Tyre, Western India Automobile Association (WIAA) and Aamby Valley City organised Mumbai's first ever 'Women's Rally to the Valley' to celebrate the spirit of womanhood.
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Plan your own trip to shake off I-T trail
Planning to spend the summer at a favourite get-away? Make sure you plan your travel on your own as the Income Tax (I-T) department is keeping an eye on how much you are spending.About two months after a notice by the department asking all travel agents to provide ample details of passengers planning trips worth Rs. 1 lakh or more, tour opera...
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No human cases of bird flu in western India
Tests indicate that people in western India, who were suspected of having bird flu have not shown any sign of the deadly H5N1 infection.
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Western diet cause of obesity
Aping the west blindly seems to be out of fashion. India, one of the many Asian countries who have adopted the western ways of life extensively, has now realised that everything western may not be very good after all. According to a latest report by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the adoption of western lifestyles and diets has contributed to...
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New At Mahalaxmi Racecourse: Gauri Khan Designs Soraia, An Innovative Restaurant And Bar
At Soraia, Gauri Khan's garden-style design frames a menu of neo-botanical dishes and cocktails inspired by India's landscapes.
-
Heavy Rain Forecast Over Western, Central India, Weather Department Issues Alerts
The western and central parts of the country will continue to witness heavy rains over the next three-four days, the IMD said on Wednesday while issuing a 'red' alert for Mumbai, predicting heavy to very heavy rainfall in the financial capital.
-
Light Rain, Thunderstorms In Parts Of North India Bring Respite From Heat
Parts of northern and western India recorded above normal temperatures on Wednesday but rain and thunderstorm due to a cyclonic circulation over Rajasthan brought some respite from the heat in Delhi and NCR later in the day.
-
Royal Food Of Bengal: Sheherwali Cuisine Is A Delight In The Land Of ‘Mach, Mishti And More’
With their lineage in the Western India and life in the Eastern India, Sheherwali community created a mixed culture of their own.
-
Honda Crosses 1 Crore Sales Milestone In Gujarat, Goa And Maharashtra
Honda added nearly 50 lakh customers in just three years in the region, while the first 50 lakh customers in the region were added in 14 years.
-
Parts Of Maharashtra, Gujarat Likely To Get 'Extremely Heavy Rain'
The western coast of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, is expected to receive "extremely heavy rainfall" in the next 24 to 48 hours and various government establishments, including airports, have been warned, the MeT department said.
-
Justin Bieber Could Cause A Traffic Jam In Skies
Mumbai's glitterati is all set to beat the relentless traffic snaking its way to Navi Mumbai tomorrow for the Justin Bieber concert starting at 4 pm, though gates open by 2 pm. And how will they manage that? By taking the aerial route.
-
Heat Wave Across North, Central And Western India As Temperatures Cross 45 Degrees: 10 Points
It's just the third week of April, but temperatures across northern, central and western India have crossed 45 degrees Celsius. The weather department says that most of India is facing a severe heat wave. Though temperatures around 45 degrees is not new, it is unexpected for this time of year - some say a month early. The MeT department, however, s...
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From Hard Cash To Hardboard: How Old Rs 500, 1,000 Notes Are Being Recycled
In the three weeks since old 500 and 1,000-rupee notes have been banned by the government, over 8 trillion rupees worth demonetised currency has been deposited in banks.
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Western India Lacks Brains: BJP's Bhola Singh In Lok Sabha
BJP lawmaker Bhola Singh today questioned the government's decision to launch 'smart cities' and said that while western India had development, it lacked brains.
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Ahead of Indefinite Strike, Film Body to Meet Producers Over Wage Hike
The president of the film body clarified that the meeting would be 'unofficial'
-
Mumbai's First Ever 'Women's Rally to the Valley' On International Women's Day
On the occasion of International Women's Day, JK Tyre, Western India Automobile Association (WIAA) and Aamby Valley City organised Mumbai's first ever 'Women's Rally to the Valley' to celebrate the spirit of womanhood.
-
Plan your own trip to shake off I-T trail
Planning to spend the summer at a favourite get-away? Make sure you plan your travel on your own as the Income Tax (I-T) department is keeping an eye on how much you are spending.About two months after a notice by the department asking all travel agents to provide ample details of passengers planning trips worth Rs. 1 lakh or more, tour opera...
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No human cases of bird flu in western India
Tests indicate that people in western India, who were suspected of having bird flu have not shown any sign of the deadly H5N1 infection.
-
Western diet cause of obesity
Aping the west blindly seems to be out of fashion. India, one of the many Asian countries who have adopted the western ways of life extensively, has now realised that everything western may not be very good after all. According to a latest report by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the adoption of western lifestyles and diets has contributed to...
