Our final morning at Leh began with a rather long wait for a new driver, who had gotten lost within the maze-like roads that led to our homestay! Why a new driver? Because most drivers in Ladakh don’t like to drive into Srinagar! Besides, we would be driving through Kargil and entering Srinagar on the
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Sambosas are popular Afghan appetizer recipes that are triangular puff pastries stuffed with spiced ground meat and peas and baked to flaky golden turnovers. This Afghan sambosa recipe makes 6 puff pastry and is great served as a snack with chai or as an appetizer with yoghurt mint dip. You know my choice – chai. I
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From repairing skin damages to brightening your complexion—a Vitamin C Serum is often labelled as a ‘Skincare Powerhouse’ all over the world. In fact, serums have become a new favorite in the beauty range; thanks to the bunch of benefits it offers. Your Reasons for Investing in a Vitamin C Serum People often try more than one method when it comes to age control. Looking youthful and
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Mutton Mutkula’s are a traditional Mangalorean recipe. It is basically a mixture of small rice dumplings/ balls in a flavoursome thickened mutton gravy. Which is usually eaten as it is….😋😋 I grew eating this delicious recipe at my Nani (grandmother) place and loved it a lot. we often make these during soohur/ sehri in Ramadan.
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Ilish Tauk | Ilish Machher Tok/Ambol | Hilsa Fish Chutney Chutney, Ambol and Tok are the three different varieties of sour dishes in Bengal, the difference being in the sourness and thickness of the gravy in the dish. While Chutneys are the sweetest with a thick, sticky base, the ambol and tauk/tok are more sour
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Kinnaur, once a forbidden land, is now a treasure’s trove for the daring and adventurers seekers. The Land of God (Kinnaur) is like a precious and rare little treasure consisting of majestic mountain ranges, orchards, undulating hills and verdant valleys, temples-towers, and picturesque hamlets with glittering slate tiles. 6. Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu Kanyakumari, or “The
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The growth of the booming MSME sector spreading far and wide is evident in the present time. Increasing at a CAGR of 18.5, this sector contributes significantly to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and socio-economic development. Numerous schemes are run by the Ministry of MSME for required assistance for entrepreneurs, reinstating the growth and evident
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My grandmother always told me that the secret to healthy and radiant skin always lies with mother nature. It is mother nature who knows best. Somewhere as we grow up we tend to forget their wise words. Something similar happened to me too. My life became hectic as I grew up. The time for home
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“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” -Ibn Battuta Getting out of your home and seeing other places is one of the best ways to meet the world, but also to learn more about yourself as well. Getting away from your everyday environment is great for your stress level and
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Pangong Tso, or Pangong Lake, situated at an elevation of about 4,300m (around 14,000ft), is the highest saltwater lake in the world. It is 134km long and covers an area of over 600 square metres. Only 40% of the lake lies within Ladakh. The rest is controlled by China. The lake is a picturesque sight,
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