Raj Khosla’s daughters Anita Khosla and Uma Khosla Kapur have penned a book, along with Amborish Roychoudhury, on their late father. Titled ‘Raj Khosla: The Authorized Biography’, it was released on May 31, his birth centenary. Anita Khosla talks to Renu Sud Sinha about her father’s life and times…
The quick-commerce firms delivering goods under 15 minutes have seen a rapid rise in business because of the convenience factor, but concerns remain over compliance with FSSAI’s hygiene and safety parameters
A superlative aperitif or makeshift sweet bite, aam ki launji can be cooked without hassle and has a long shelf life
I have often wondered why we Indians find it so difficult to stand in orderly lines or await our turn
From the powerful Gemini AI to creative assistants and even tools that build apps for you, Google is blending tech and imagination like never before.
A brash, if not brave, new world has overtaken our lives and swamped the town
For the beginner, the setting in which meditation takes place is important. Once we have developed certain experiences, then external factors have very little effect
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For many in the Kashmiri Pandit community, the opening of long-shut shrines is the first step in return and rehabilitation efforts
African writer Ngugi Wa Thiong’o was a giant who straddled the world literary stage for over 50 years
Pioneering art wildlife photographer Akash Das shares how environmental photography shapes our perceptions about the environment and the issues it faces
In a career spanning 35 years, Raj Khosla gave a spate of memorable hits. As the film industry marks his birth centenary, his directorial flourish & ability to frame shots are still keenly studied
Celebrate the festive occasions with this slow-cooked, flavourful stew of mutton shanks, which embodies the essence of Lucknowi cuisine
On the World Environment Day today, a look at the rising levels of black carbon emissions and their deposition on glaciers. This has accelerated the melting of glaciers, particularly in the Himalayas, affecting nearly two billion people across South Asia
Savour age-old Gooler Kebab of Hussain family where heritage, passion, bold flavours unite with pride
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Curried Fresh Coconut Milk hugs the bright fruit Ceviche of seasonal mangoes, litchis, bird’s eye chilli, red pepper, shallots, mint and lime
When land is seen merely as a commodity to be mined, owned or fought over, it becomes spiritless
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Behind the sweetness of fruits lies the bitter truth of rampant chemical ripening practices. Will the FSSAI directive help?
In her memoirs, Dr Sneh Bhargava, the first female director of AIIMS — now 95, and who stopped working at the age of 90 — reflects on the pressures and stress on doctors and how the vocation has turned into a profession where making money is perhaps the prime motivation
Over 3 weeks on, residents of Poonch town are yet to come to terms with the loss of life and property following shelling from across the border. Compensation alone will not suffice
Despite the undoubted wealth of material and density of research, some key gaps persist
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The stories trace the landscape of a middle class which has withered away from the collective memory
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Ashok Khemka served for 34 years and was transferred 57 times