Full moon rituals are very well known in the spiritual arena, but it’s high time that everyone knows about them and essentially reap their godly benefits. We have talked about new moon rituals before and how the new moon is an amazing time to set intentions and get started with new ventures (give it a
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Easy Beef Wraps with Shawarma Spice- Delicious Pita Roll-Ups Wraps are versatile and great for quick and tasty lunch or light dinner. You can get creative and use your favorite protein, veggies, and healthy fats. Beef wraps with Shawarma spice are irresistibly delicious and packed with flavor. Get inspired to create your version of
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By Juhi Bansal If you’ve been around for sometime, you know K and I are last minute vacation planners. True to our nature, the trip to SL was finalized just about 10 days before the date of departure and even then given the Omicron situation, we were mentally prepared we may have to cancel it
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Gateway to the famous Thar desert, The historical city of Jodhpur is situated on the border of the desert. Renowned as the blue city of India due to its iconic blue shade of buildings, The City is known for its majestic forts, imposing palaces, temples, Havelis, towers, bustling
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Samba Dashami celebrated on the 10th day of the Sukla Paksha of Pausha Masa is a unique festival in Odisha dedicated to Sun God for the good health and long life of children . It is believed that Sun has the power to heal various diseases. This believe dates back to ancient times when Samba, son of Lord Krishna,
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Hello fellow music explorers! Welcome to India’s only English & K-Pop Music Blog. Even though this space has been dedicated majorly to English Music, I also believe that music is bigger than all barriers. Given that Republic Day is right around the corner on 26th January, I would like to give a shoutout to a home-grown
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By Juhi Bansal If you “work from home” and your kid/s have online school, you can look at remote living and learning as a real possibility for long stretches of time. I have come to realize that work, play and learning are interspersed- we can’t compartmentalize them or switch off from one while we do
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Chirer Pulao | Poha the Bengali way Bengali Chirer Pulao or Chirar Polao is largely similar to a Poha, with small differences like the former does not usually have kari patta, is sweeter and is overall Bong. Made with flattened rice, called chire or poha, the Bengali version is studded with vegetables like potatoes, cauliflower,
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I grew up in a cookie-centric household. My mom was no baker that’s for sure. Her butter cookies resembled skeets, and you just wanted to yell “pull” every time she served them. When you’re a kid and NO ONE will trade you ANYTHING for your homemade cookies at lunch, you know there’s a problem. So
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You consent to receive SMS notifications and promotions from Paid Advertiser. The syndrome often incorporates deleterious cognitive changes, which impair normal academic and professional functioning. By definition, PAWS is linked with memory problems, alcoholism symptoms inability to think lucidly, and lack of initiative. Worryingly, the research suggests that many of us are under-sleeping by at
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