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In the darkest hours of my life, battling a foe as formidable as cancer, it wasn’t just medicine that pulled me through. It was memories of my grandmother’s old remedies and the all-encompassing warmth of turmeric milk. An ancient beverage,
The soft golden glow of the morning sun filters through the wide doors at Socorro, the flagship restaurant at Crowne Plaza Jaipur, where the hum of conversations blends with the clink of cutlery. To many, it’s a beautiful space that
In the vibrant heart of Indian culinary traditions, where the real essence of cooking is intricately interwoven with the subtle variations of flavors, the renowned Chef Ravindra Singh Ranawat unveils his most recent culinary delight – ‘Chulhe ka Shikhar’. This
In the heart of the historical city of Jaipur, a story unfolds within the opulent walls of the Crowne Plaza. It’s not a tale of the royals or the ancient sand dunes but of Socorro, the hotel’s flagship restaurant. To
India’s recent 3-2 T20 series defeat to the West Indies was further complicated by captain Hardik Pandya’s perplexing post-match comments. The series was competitive, leaving fans more frustrated with Pandya’s statements than the loss itself. His speech is already being
The golden hues of Jaipur’s evening sun bathed the façade of the Crowne Plaza Hotel, where I found myself unwinding after a long day of sightseeing. Tired but excited, I decided to treat myself to a delightful dinner at the
In the cacophonous amphitheater of Indian politics, Mahua Moitra often takes center stage, not for the soundness of her arguments, but for their sheer audacity. A series of factual missteps have painted a picture of a politician more in tune
It’s not often you hear of an event where one of the main attractions is a disorganized mess, but that seems to be the special sauce over at the Jaipur Fashion Fiesta. Thinking of attending? Well, pack a lot of
The rolling hills and scenic valleys of Manipur, an Indian state bordering Myanmar, are lately more associated with violence and unrest than tranquillity. While the headlines scream of ethnic conflicts between the Meitei and Kuki communities, a deeper understanding reveals