Fighting for Abhimanyu
Is that you? No, it isn’t!
The odd job men
And on prime time tonight
Imps of the Internet
Tales with a twist
Wrestling with poetry
Sigh-fi: Why I see Dune in everything
Shockwaves from the Mecca Masjid blast
One hundred (and thirty) years of a Tamil firebrand
The director and the duchesses
Madras’ rhythm is unique
The Mylapore home bird
Cure power!
A legacy of indulgence
UFO in my soup!
The food-mind chemistry
Oru Nadigaiyin Vaakkumoolam: Dull confession
Sengathu Bhoomiyile - Rural romance
What's in a name?
Past is where the future is
One man’s food…
Roots and shoots
The delights of your kitchen
Tongue in cheek
Of delectable ragas and soulful snacks
The sabha experience — tuning in to the rasika
Slideshow
Chennai Central @ The Hindu brings to you 'Chennai kadhai, kaapi': a series where we explore street food and sights that are unique to our city. Barottas are a staple on the 'tiffin' menu at any food stall. We take a look at this layered flat bread while it’s made at Sri Sai Ram Fast Food stall in Triplicane. Text: Susanna Myrtle Lazarus & Apoorva Sripathi; Photos: R. Ragu. Read the story here
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Chennai, kadhai, kaapi - Barotta
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