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- Bengaluru man creates CV for his ‘comfort food pro’ cook, post goes viral
The CV in question proved to be a charming blend of humor and genuine admiration, quickly captivating the internet’s attention. Complete with a photo of Ritu, it creatively highlighted her “skills and proficiencies
- Meghan Markle shows off Rs 84 lakh ensemble at Afghan refugee event amid professional separation from Prince Harry
Meghan Markle commanded attention at the Christmas dinner she hosted for Afghan refugees. The event, part of the Archewell Foundation’s Welcome Project, celebrated resilience and cultural traditions, showcasing Meghan’s unwavering commitment to meaningful and impactful initiatives.
- Did this Lucknow bride really wear 'Banarasi Bikini' for her wedding? Truth about viral pic that sparked outrage
An image of an Indian bride dressed solely in flamboyant yellow undergarments, cheerfully exchanging garlands with her groom, recently set the internet abuzz. Her minimal attire, labeled as the "Banarasi bikini," quickly became a focal point of intense online discussion. While some applauded the unnamed bride for challenging societal norms, others criticized her heavily, deeming the act a provocative spectacle.
- The Haunted Village: Why this abandoned ghost town in America is an illegal zone to visit
Dudleytown, an abandoned village in Connecticut's Dark Entry Forest, is steeped in eerie legends of curses, mysterious deaths, and ghostly sightings. Established in the 1740s by the Dudley family, the area witnessed bizarre tragedies, from lightning strikes to alleged hauntings by woodland creatures. Over time, residents either died or left, leaving the town deserted by 1900. Attempts to explore the site are prohibited today, with entry deemed illegal to prevent trespassing and vandalism.
- Disney's first Asian cruise to sail with Pixar, Marvel themes: Check ticket prices, booking details, features
Disney Cruise Line is bringing its first cruise to Asia, with bookings opening on December 10, 2024, ahead of the maiden voyage in December 2025 from Singapore. The Disney Adventure ship will accommodate 6,700 passengers and feature seven themed areas inspired by Disney, Pixar, and Marvel films, including a Marvel-themed rollercoaster and Frozen-inspired royal suites.
- Do you know about India’s only free train where passengers need no ticket to travel? Check details
The Bhakra-Nangal train, operational since 1948, offers a unique travel experience in India as it has been fare-free for 75 years. Initially used to transport laborers and materials for the construction of the Bhakra-Nangal Dam, this 13-kilometer route connects Nangal in Punjab to Bhakra in Himachal Pradesh, passing through picturesque landscapes like the Sutlej River and Shivalik Hills.
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- How did shawarma become a sensation in India?
Goa's culinary landscape has been evolving swiftly to accommodate the growing influx of domestic tourists. Yet, stumbling upon a roadside stall displaying an image of an Arab man carving a vertical spit with the bold text "Paneer Shawarma" was unexpected. It raises questions: Who exactly is the target audience for this dish? What might Arabs think of this adaptation of their iconic street food?
- Watch 2 sunrises in one flight: This airline is set to launch world’s longest non-stop flights - What to expect?
Qantas is set to launch the world’s longest non-stop flights in 2026, connecting Sydney with London and New York. The ultra-long-haul flights will span 19 to 22 hours, allowing passengers to witness two sunrises during their journey. Named Project Sunrise, this ambitious initiative aims to reduce travel time by up to four hours compared to current routes. The airline is investing £1.2 billion in 12 custom-designed Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, which will offer a luxurious onboard experience.
- Taylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce joins 'Iceberg House' trend with Rs 50 crore mansion. What is it and why is it trending?
Travis Kelce, star player for the Kansas City Chiefs, is embracing the "iceberg house" trend with his $6 million mansion in Leawood, Kansas. The trend involves creating lavish subterranean spaces, such as golf simulators and luxury basements, while maintaining a modest exterior. This growing trend allows homeowners to maximize space below ground, offering amenities like home theaters, spas, and even doomsday bunkers.
- How to get free food and stay in the US, Europe while travelling like Mohanlal’s son - Here's how Work Away works
Volunteering while traveling, much like Mohanlal’s son Pranav does, offers a unique way to explore new places, meet diverse people, and gain enriching experiences. Through programs like Workaway, travelers can connect with hosts in countries like the US, UK, or Spain to offer their skills in exchange for food and lodging. From farming to animal care, these opportunities let travelers immerse themselves in local cultures while helping communities.
- Physical inactivity kills 32 lakh people a year. Need 10,000 steps a day? World's largest study suggests a shortcut
A new study, the world's largest to date, has found that walking just 3,867 steps a day can lower the risk of death from any cause. The research, which analyzed data from over 226,000 people, showed that even a small amount of walking can have significant health benefits.
- No beef, no pork, ginger-garlic and chapatis mandatory: A look at Indian troops' diet during WWI
The swift deployment of colonial troops to Europe in September 1914 reflected Britain’s confidence that these forces would secure a rapid victory. The unique provisions made for these troops indicated their significance — or perhaps revealed British concerns that any issues might spark unrest in India, which was left with a reduced military presence, crucial for maintaining the stability of British rule.
Gujarati family splurges Rs 4 lk to give old car a proper 'burial ceremony', 1,500 guests attend
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- Reclaiming upma: From culinary afterthought to celebrated dish
In "Life on an Eversilver Plate," A Abhirami highlights the poor reputation of upma, a dish often likened to an unremarkable porridge. Despite being a staple in South Indian cuisine, upma's image suffers from negative perceptions, as reflected in a recent survey that found it to be the least favorite meal in Karnataka public schools. Shankar Venkatesh's story "Upmaa: Ultimate Porridge" aims to redeem this dish, portraying it as a forgotten hero deserving of recognition.
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