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Monsoon Sips & Broths: Recipes To Warm Up And Boost Your Wellness (opens the original)
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During the rains, our bodies crave warmth, comfort, and an extra shield of immunity. This monsoon, you could try turning to age-old kitchen remedies and reimagining them as elegant drinks and nourishing broths. Think golden turmeric, ginger, kokum, and holy basil shaken into mocktails, and slow-cooked chicken broths enriched with medicinal mushrooms. Here, we have bartenders and chefs telling us how such recipes can be made at home — each rooted in tradition, but styled for modern palates. A bri
'Sometimes The Quietest Characters Can Leave The Most Lasting Impression': Prachee Shah Paandya On Aadarsh Baal Vidyalaya (opens the original)
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For Prachee Shah Paandya, Aadarsh Baal Vidyalaya has reinforced the belief that a character’s impact isn’t necessarily defined by screen time. In the series, she plays Sushma, a quiet and loving wife, with a strong presence in Gyaneshwar’s life, played by Kay Kay Menon. What drew her to the project was its warmth and simplicity, and the way it addresses the education system with humour and heart without becoming preachy. “My biggest takeaway was that the impact of a character isn’t defined by sc
Singer Akriti Kakar Says, ‘I Can’t Bank On Streaming Money To Live' (opens the original)
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In an era where independent releases outnumber film songs, Akriti Kakar has consciously refused to be defined by playback alone. The singer, who has straddled film, folk, ghazals and bhajans, is betting big on her own compositions at a time when streaming pays little and algorithms demand relentless output. It is a tough economy — one where making a music video costs more than what streaming returns, and where live shows have become the only sustainable revenue model. Her new single Oh Jaanu wit
Euphoria Returns With 'Dhoomsday': 'I Never Left Medicine For Music,' Says Dr Palash Sen On His Journey & More (opens the original)
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The title is impossible to miss. Nearly 28 years after Dhoom Pichak Dhoom became the soundtrack of every college festival, every farewell party and countless road trips, Euphoria is back with an album called Dhoomsday. It is an unmistakable nod to the song that changed the course of Indian independent music, but also a reminder that Dr Palash Sen, 60, has no intention of becoming a nostalgia act. The new album, featuring nine collaborations across languages and musical traditions — including a r
Is Your Gut Ready For Monsoon? Doctors Reveal How To Prevent Seasonal Infections (opens the original)
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As heavy monsoon showers lash the city, waterlogged infrastructure and rising humidity have triggered a sharp, predictable spike in complex gastrointestinal (GI) ailments across hospital OPDs. According to historical data tracked by the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, nearly 70% of all reported disease outbreaks in India are waterborne and foodborne, exhibiting a profound surge during the peak monsoon months. Recent clinical analy
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