7 forgotten Indian breakfasts people ate before bread became common

Before packaged bread became the easy default on Indian breakfast tables, mornings across the country began with foods that were regional, seasonal and deeply local. Rice, millet, lentils and fermented batters did the heavy lifting, while chutneys, jaggery, milk, curd and ghee turned simple ingredients into meals that were filling enough for workdays and special…

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Haiwaan Movie: Saif Ali Khan on how ‘Haiwaan’ with ‘elder brother’ Akshay Kumar won’t be another ‘Main Khiladi Tu Anari’: ‘Doesn’t rely on comedy’ | Hindi Movie News

Saif Ali Khan on how Priyadarshan’s ‘Haiwaan’ with ‘elder brother’ Akshay Kumar won’t be another ‘Main Khiladi Tu Anari’: ‘This film doesn’t rely on that comedic chemistry’ After entertaining audiences together in comedy classics, Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar are set to reunite on screen in Priyadarshan‘s upcoming thriller ‘Haiwaan’. Scheduled to hit theatres…

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India opens dumping probe into Chinese, Japanese chemical used in tyres and rubber products

India has launched an anti-dumping investigation into imports of Resorcinol, a key chemical used in tyres, rubber products and industrial applications, from China and Japan following allegations that low-priced shipments are hurting domestic manufacturers, PTI reported.The probe was initiated by the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) after a complaint filed by Atul Ltd, which…

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Karumbeswarar Temple: Inside ‘Diabetes Temple’: The ancient Tamil Nadu shrine where devotees believe ants carry away their illness

It’s hard to imagine that visiting a temple can help ease diabetes. But in the quiet village of Koilvenni in Tamil Nadu, thousands of devotees believe that a visit to the ancient Karumbeswarar Temple helps. Popular as India’s “Diabetes Temple,” the Karumbeswarar Temple has gained immense popularity for a unique ritual involving sugar, ants, and…

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Arasakumar arrested in ₹100-crore private school recognition fraud | Chennai News

Chennai: B T Arasakumar, 59, who heads an unregistered association of private schools in Tamil Nadu, was arrested by the central crime branch (CCB) of Chennai police on charges of cheating private school managements across the state of more than ₹100 crore, by promising to secure school recognition, grade upgrades and statutory approvals through his…

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