[[{“value”:” The buzz around the opening of Mumbai`s Rameshwaram Cafe in Churchgate is seeing many people get excited about visiting it soon, even as they are yet to announce the opening date. Situated at EROS, one of the most iconic Art Deco buildings in the city, near Churchgate railway station, the best part about the […]
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[[{“value”:” It has been almost a month since `s famed Rameshwaram Cafe revealed that they are all set to open their first-ever outlet in Mumbai, after Hyderabad and Pune, apart from the Silicon Valley of India. While the buzz is already taking over the timeline of the city`s foodies, it is yet to open, but
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[[{“value”:” From brewing espresso to managing inventory and handling daily operations, neurodivergent adults are redefining hospitality at a Mumbai cafe, where inclusion has become a thriving business model. Cafe Arpan uses specialised training modules and visual aids to help staff navigate complex kitchen tasks, said a representative of the establishment, which emphasises the `dignity of
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[[{“value”:” Lynn Misquith is elated at the idea of coming to Mumbai, as it gets ready to open at Eros in Churchgate. Having lived in both cities in the last seven years, and spending many days at the South Indian restaurants in Mumbai, she believes the iconic Bengaluru cafe is coming to Mumbai at the
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[[{“value”:” Food remains one of the most powerful ways Indians connect with family, culture, and everyday life. It is never just about the meal, but about shared stories, laughter, and connection that linger long after the plates are cleared. Curious about how Indians cook and eat at home today, IKEA explored everyday moments in the
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[[{“value”:” Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Monday launched `Rakta` rice, organic red rice from Tawang district, describing it as a symbol of traditional farming wisdom, heritage preservation and sustainable agriculture in the state. “Launched Rakta Rice, a premium organic indigenous red rice from Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh,” Khandu said in a post on X,
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[[{“value”:” In an interesting incident in the national capital, a Delhi businessman has shared a post on social media highlighting his experience at a restaurant that was nothing like he expected. Jasveer Singh, the founder of Knot Dating, posted about an incident on X putting the dining culture in India in the spotlight. On a
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[[{“value”:” India Cocktail Week 2026, popularly known as ICW returns for its new edition that promises two days of flavour, culture and high-energy celebration. The festival will take place on February 28 and March 1 in Mumbai at Jio World Garden. From 2 pm to 10 pm, ICW Mumbai will bring together iconic spirit brands,
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[[{“value”:” Raising concerns on the growing consumption of ultra-processed foods containing high fat, salt and sugar amid India becoming one of the fastest growing markets for such items in the world, the has pitched for a ban on their advertisements from morning to late night. The pre-Budget document tabled in the Lok Sabha on Thursday
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[[{“value”:” January`s chill has wrapped every person in a shawl, craving the classic gajar ka halwa and garam jalebi — both timeless favourites that warm almost every Indian`s soul. These classics have been reinvented as India’s dessert scene is buzzing with fusions. Your homely classic is now turning into gajar ka halwa truffles with a
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