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Poisons are subsidised, not organic farming

The Centre for Science and Environment’s report on organic and natural farming raises disturbing questions on the food we eat and its consequences on our daily diet.

Sagging spirits: Is it the time to raise the bar?

The world has been reeling under the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic with economies hitting rock bottom, people losing jobs in hordes, businesses shutting...

Upward mobility in the time of lockdown

With a little help from us, our domestic help could harness their talents to create profitable food businesses. Here’s one such heartening story born out of the compulsions of the lockdown.

Enter the Age of ‘New Normal’

The warmth of the smiles that greet you in a restaurant hides behind face masks and the candles quietly make way for hand sanitisers. The ‘New Normal’ makes you want the ‘Old Normal’ to return.
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The art of deceiving in culinary world

A large number of people these days are turning or at least attempting to turn vegetarian and vegan, and hence chefs have found a...

Restaurant-style sadhya recipes for making Onam special

Ever wondered what makes Onam so special for all of us across the country? You guessed it right. Apart from the festivities attached to...

Food chronicle that tastes so different

There are a myriad ways of studying the food culture of a nation. For starters, the most important question to ask in the contemporary context is: Does food have a religion?

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