The Fiery Pot of Rice
United Kitchens of India has added a new section on its menu – Staples – and included hand-picked recipes of Pulao from various parts of AP and Telangana
The Not So Perfect Murder
With Indian fiction turning a new leaf, it is heartening to see how Indian authors are attempting the genre of crime novel, and quite successfully so. Author Arjun Raj Gaind decides jump on to the bandwagon with A very pukka murder
10 things a cricket fan must know while attending an IPL match
IPL 2024 - Here are 10 things an IPL fans who buy the ticket to watch the match live in a stadium must know before heading for that exciting match.
The Taste of Hyderabad
How can you define a good biryani? Well, it is that dish, which extracts a nod of approval and a murmur of satisfaction with each spoonful from a true blue-blooded Hyderabadi. And Zaiqa e Hyderabad gets it right
From Italy with love
Chef Antonella tops up his food experience with some Bollywood music – he sings Hindi songs and plays on a guitar much to the delight of the diners, and if you are lucky you will get your share of food tales too
Eight truths of life you learn in a queue
Did you ever think that standing in the queue is indeed a community affair and a chance to learn a few life lessons. Here are eight such queue philosophies that I discovered while standing in a bank queue
The Cool Ones Are Here!
No rules, no reservations, interesting story lines, innovative themes; web series have gradually entered entertainment space and now, they are here to stay
Tales from the banks of River Krishna
Krishna thath par Amaravati Nagar; Jahan bambham bham bhole, Amarlingeshwar; Jhimir jhimir nadi bahe katha kahe re…’ - son of the soil, award-winning director Shyam Benegal’s 13-episode television series of short stories ‘Amaravati Ke Kahaniyan’ that was telecast during 80s on Doordarshan begins with this catchy and earthy song that more or less defines the stories that are set on the banks of Krishna, in and around the famous Amaralingeswara Swamy Temple, and the Brahmin agraharams that are quintessentially native
Bhongir Fort by Rain
it was as if the fort that has always stood still without seeking any attention until now, was finally beckoning at us with a promise to reveal the centuries-old stories that it has embedded within itself
Gateway to Paradise – Orvakal
What is life, if you do not find a reason to pause and ponder? Orvakal, a small mandal 20km from... Read More
