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  Pan-Indian platter
 Kinjal Dagli-Shah
 Meet Indian masterchefs who have cooked up some sweet American
          deals …
 AN
          icecream maker on sale was all it took for Smita Vasant to embark on a
          journey that has only brought her sweet deals. After 15 years in the
          health insurance industry, the mother of two decided to venture into
          unchartered territory: making icecreams.
 Tadka
          trial on the tubeChetna Keer Banerjee
 Gourmets from the region make their mark amid a confluence of culinary
          skills
 WHEN
          the main course has for long been loaded with the spice of song,
          sizzle and slugfests (slut-fests, too, have made it to the daily menu,
          thanks to Rakhi-aided activism and other ‘show’ stoppers), it may
          be refreshing for reality TV viewers to get to see sizzlers,
          literally.
 Daddy
          coolOn tiger trailThere can be risks — both
          physical and mental — associated with fathering an offspring later
          in life. The older a man is, the longer it may take his partner to
          conceive, regardless of her age, writes Witty
          Raina
 A
          guy when approached for marriage in mid-twenties generally gets
          irritated. His aspirations and freedom seems to be at stake for him at
          this age. Carrying a cool dude impression, his view on marriage and
          parenting comes after he crosses 30.
 Indian
          experts have discovered that it is possible to accurately predict the
          number of tigers in the wild by monitoring both paw prints and faeces.
          "Tigers are cryptic, nocturnal and occur at low densities so they
          are extremely difficult to monitor.
 Health
          package, the best giftWondering
          what to gift your spouse this birthday, or your parents on their
          wedding anniversary? Buy them good health checkup packages to ensure
          they have a healthy life.
 A
          dash of medieval magicDuring a trip to Europe, Swati
          Sengupta gets enchanted by Estonian capital Tallinn’s
          old-world charm
 TALLINN
          — if you think that it may be in some God-forsaken part of the
          world, with a handful of adventurous backpackers and its locals
          speaking a weird dialect, think again.
 ‘Reality’
          behind Rakhi’s successWith Rakhi Ka Insaaf
          vying for top ratings, the show is lapping at the heels of popular
          programmes like Kaun Banega Crorepati, Masterchef India
          and Big Boss-4, writes Archana Pareek
 SHE
          is controversy’s favourite child. Scoffed at by her own fraternity,
          sneered at by high-brow viewers, yet she manages to claw her way to
          the top every time she is on a television show.
 Big
          brother syndicateFrom Ashok Kumar to Dilip
          Kumar, Feroz Khan to Salman Khan — big brothers have gladly shared
          the limelight with their younger siblings. By sticking together,
          brothers have often churned out cinematic marvels, writes Deepa
          Karmalkar
 BROS.
          Inc. has been a money spinning enterprise in the film industry. Arbaaz
          Khan’s blockbuster production Dabangg is proof enough of the
          professional advantages of brotherly bonding.
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