Cherry Blossoms, Cheer and Camaraderie
The Japanese celebrate the Hanami, the festival of Spring, with as much gusto as we Indians do. SHOBORI GANGULI participates in the gastronomical delights accompanying this ancient ritual at Guppy right here in Delhi This week I had the great fortune to partake of the Hanami festival at one of Delhi's...
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EXPERIENCING CULTURE ONE COURSE AT A TIME | POP-UP DINNERS
05 May 2024 | RUPALI DEAN -
A Night in Ostello Bell Shared Stories, Shared Spaces
05 May 2024 | Pawan Soni -
Covishield's Shield In Question
05 May 2024 | Archana Jyoti -
Astroturf | Mother calls for full alert against evil forces
28 April 2024 | Bharat Bhushan Padmadeo -
Reviving Kashmiri Pandit Cuisine | A culinary journey through Kashmir
28 April 2024 | Divya Bhatia -
Standing Alone, and How
28 April 2024 | Pawan Soni -
‘Oops I Dropped The Lemon Trat’
28 April 2024 | Gyaneshwar Dayal
Education a must for the Panchayati Raj System to flourish
Panchayati systems are considered to be the fundamental pillar of local administration because it provides rural people with direct participation in the country’s democratic process. The provision of local self-government has been in India since ancient times. In Indian democracy, since Independence, Panchayati systems were given their due importance for...
One Nation, One Election Federalism at risk or Unity Fortified?
PRIYOTOSH SHARMA and CHANDRIMA DUTTA address this question posed by sceptics on whether the consolidation of electoral cycles could lead to a domination of the political narrative by parties and candidates vying for power and potentially undermine the essence of democracy by overshadowing the voices and choices of individual citizens In...
Chronicle of Bihar, beyond elections
In his travels across cities and hamlets of Bihar, DEEPAK KUMAR JHA discovers that the local populace loves to have extensive discourses on politics and engage in conversations where the rhetoric of caste is quite pronounced and audible Still considered as some of the most backward districts of Bihar — Madhepura,...
Deep, Delcious Dive into Old Delhi Delights
Old Delhi is a foodie paradise, especially in areas like Chandni Chowk and Jama Masjid, where hidden gems await. I have been exploring food walks in the area long before it became popular. During Navratras, my friend Rajesh Tara led us to some vegetarian places, and I blindly followed. When...
Capo Pizza Opens Cloud Kitchens in Delhi and Gurugram
Capo Pizza, renowned for its commitment to crafting authentic gourmet pizzas with a modern twist, is proud to announce the launch of its cloud kitchens in Delhi and Gurgaon. As the demand for high-quality and convenient dining experiences continues to grow, Capo Pizza is poised to deliver the true taste...
PF CHANG'S NOW IN GURUGRAM
You may have indulged in chicken lettuce wraps at various Asian eateries, yet the pioneering credit belongs to P.F. Chang's. Established by Paul Flemming and Philip Chiang, the inaugural establishment debuted in 1993 in Scottsdale, Arizona, and has since grown exponentially - boasting over 300 locations worldwide. Now, the Asian...
Celebrate burma’s Thingyan Festival of harvest
RUPALI DEAN absorbs an enticing feast at Burma Burma on the occasion of a festival that cultivates the spirit of togetherness and connection At the core of the Thingyan Festival celebrations at Burma Burma resides the "Village Set", a harmonious dining experience for two that unites individuals through a delightful...
