Chef Neeta Mehta, Tata Sky Cooking expert shares these delicious recipes: MUTTON KEBABS 250 gm mutton mince (keema) – boiled 2 tbsp oil ½ tsp jeera 2 tbsp pathar phool (earthy aroma) 4 onion – finely chopped, 1 green chilli – chopped 1 tbsp chopped ginger 1 tbsp chopped garlic 2 tbsp meat masala 1 tsp red chilli […]
Mumbai Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan got upset when people ridiculed him for saying that he has been a victim of nepotism, and says he has battled dark times and phases of lonely struggle. The actor also revealed that he has been thrown out of his own film in the past. “I don’t think I’ve […]
Cooking should be an example in many schools for boosting students’ confidence and making them understand how to look after their well-being Renowned chef Gordon Ramsay loves India and its diverse culture, and he says he would like to open a restaurant here one day. “There are very few countries in the world that have […]
BY SUKANT DEEPAK New Delhi It was a long journey for the six-year-old who, on his way to school stopped the moment Begum Akhtar’s ghazal ‘Deewana banana hai to deewana bana de’ wafted from a small shop. They say everything changed for that little boy in that pause. The one who the world would later […]
BY SUKANT DEEPAK New Delhi Stressing that right now, people’s fear of the Coronavirus was essentially because mortality was staring them in the face and they were realising how fragile human life is, Jaggi Vasudev, popularly known as Sadhguru, adds, “Because people believe they are immortal, once in a while, when something reminds them of […]
BY PANDIT JAGANNATH GURUJI New Delhi A child’s mind is like a garden and their thoughts are like seeds, as parents it is your prime responsibility to nurture their minds. Parenting is a tough task as it is, but different people have different approaches towards it, there is no one size fits all solution. However, […]
The Federal Government will provide additional support to the most vulnerable Australian citizens whose return to Australia has been impacted by the restrictions arising from COVID-19. Building on existing Traveller Emergency Loans program, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is making available a Hardship Program with further emergency assistance for the most vulnerable […]
New South Wales and Australia have fared better than many developed economies following the worst months of COVID-19, with the ABS today releasing the June quarter national accounts. Data shows that Australia’s Gross Domestic Product contracted by 7.0 per cent in the June quarter, while NSW saw its State Final Demand decline by 8.6 per […]
ARIES ~(MARCH 21-APRIL 20 ) In autumn, you can expect lots of work duties. During September, Mars is in Virgo, which causes attenuation of emotions. Because of that, you should focus on your job. Someone may get in your way, but you will solve it like a real Aries, You won’t have any problems with […]
In Parliament today, the Federal Member for Greenway, Michelle Rowland, condemned offensive Liberals insults about Subcontinent Australians. Following last night’s investigation into Victorian Liberal branch stacking, Labor called on the Prime Minister to take responsibility for the offensive insults used to describe IndianAustralians by members of the Liberal Party. “It exposes this Government’s shallow approach […]