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Politicians put up borders and cooks have the ability to take them down, says Ravinder Bhogal

A love letter to food integration: An interview with Ravinder Bhogal

Krithika R Through her latest book, ‘Jikoni’, restaurateur-chef Ravinder Bhogal celebrates immigrant food and its ability to organically blend myriad cuisines. In her case: Indian, Kenyan, and West Asian

In the wild Stills featuring Bear Grylls and Team Khukuri Warriors from India (team members Tashi Malik, Nungshi Malik, Brandon Fisher, Praveen Singh Rangar and VS Malik) during the World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji

Twin climbers Nungshi and Tashi Malik turn versatile expeditioners in ‘World’s Toughest Race’

Divya Kala Bhavani Ahead of ‘World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji’, climber twins Nungshi and Tashi Malik of Team Khukuri Warriors, and host Bear Grylls talk about the value of stepping out of one’s comfort zone

Sai Ram Pillarisetti

Sai Ram Pillarisetti initiates a support system for medicos in the UK

S B Vijaya Mary Sai Ram Pillarisetti on starting the first international medical students wing in the UK

A green initiative takes off in Palwancha town of Telangana

Neeraja Murthy Akshay Gunteti of Green Worms shares details of their waste management plan in small towns and villages

Government College for Women in Thiruvananthapuram reaches out to the differently-abled through its forum, Praptha

Athira M The forum conducted an online book appreciation competition for the differently-abled

Exercise At Home How to use the balance board to improve stability

Nisha Varma Gain stability, strength, and efficiency, with these exercises on the balance board

History, science and more : Comedian Sundeep Rao lists his favourite podcasts

Praveen Sudevan In Spotify’s Life Gone Wrong, stand-up comedian Sundeep Rao, who is partially blind, shares inspiring stories of people with disabilities. Here, he shares some of his favourite Podcasts

The ham and pineapple pizza from Wenger’s

food spot Wenger’s in Delhi, for all time

Rahul Verma The writer plays back melt-in-mouth memories and thinks ahead to a time he can order again from Delhi’s Wenger’s, the bakery that was once a restaurant

Multimedia

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Fashion

Chang Wan-ji, 83, and his wife Hsu Sho-er, 84, pose in clothes customers had abandoned in their laundry service.

Credit: Ashish Sachdeva

Tie and tell Pawan can tie a safa in 13 seconds

Taiwan grandparents become Instagram stars modelling abandoned clothes

Chang Wan-ji, 83, and his wife Hsu Sho-er, 84, have racked up nearly 6,00,000 followers on Instagram over the last month as their attitude-filled fashion portraits went viral.

Fashion for your peloton: How to kit up for cycling

Magandeep Singh

If you are planning on joining the global shift towards cycling, then our handy guide will have you looking like a pro — with Italian bikes and clipless pedals

Turbans are trendy. Meet the man who can tie them in 108 different styles and holds a record

Priyadarshini Paitandy

After earning a place in the India Book of Records for tying the smallest Rajasthani turbans on fingers, Pawan Vyas is now attempting a record for the world’s biggest headgear

The cotton sari, woven using 140 count cotton thread, has a rich brocaded silk, double coloured border.

Traditional weaver spins new weave in cotton and silk

Designer Narendra Kumar on how to keep up with Gen Z

Priyadarshini Paitandy Fashion designer Narendra Kumar, who returns to television with Decoded, reveals why reflecting upon what is happening in society is the key to connecting with younger clients

Food

Politicians put up borders and cooks have the ability to take them down, says Ravinder Bhogal

A love letter to food integration: An interview with Ravinder Bhogal

Krithika R Through her latest book, ‘Jikoni’, restaurateur-chef Ravinder Bhogal celebrates immigrant food and its ability to organically blend myriad cuisines. In her case: Indian, Kenyan, and West Asian

The ham and pineapple pizza from Wenger’s

food spot Wenger’s in Delhi, for all time

Rahul Verma The writer plays back melt-in-mouth memories and thinks ahead to a time he can order again from Delhi’s Wenger’s, the bakery that was once a restaurant

Motoring

Travel

In the wild Stills featuring Bear Grylls and Team Khukuri Warriors from India (team members Tashi Malik, Nungshi Malik, Brandon Fisher, Praveen Singh Rangar and VS Malik) during the World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji

Twin climbers Nungshi and Tashi Malik turn versatile expeditioners in ‘World’s Toughest Race’

Divya Kala Bhavani

Godric’s Hollow in Lacock Village

The boy wizard turns 40: Here’s a look at some of the popular Harry Potter tours from around the world

Priyadarshini Paitandy

Photo: Devendra Singh

Visiting the Laat Bhairav temple in Benaras

Simon Reeve in Kamchatka, Russia

Sony BBC Earth’s ‘Couch Travel Anthology’ with Simon Reeve, Sue Perkins and Romesh Ranganathan brings home the world

Deepa Alexander

A couple on a bicycle somewhere in Assam

From Shillong to Bihar: Tarun Bhartiya documents his journey during the pandemic

Prabalika M. Borah

Fitness

Exercise At Home How to use the balance board to improve stability

Nisha Varma Gain stability, strength, and efficiency, with these exercises on the balance board

Video: Buying a road bike? Here's what you need to know

If you are planning on joining the global shift towards cycling, then our handy video guide will have you looking like a pro.

Homes and gardens

Homes and gardens

Farewell, Ponnus

Anasuya Menon Even as a well-loved, rare, indigenous mango tree faces the axe, a collective in Kerala is quickly working towards conserving its legacy via seedlings and grafting

Homes and gardens

How pet plants put down roots in homes and hearts around the world

Saraswathy Nagarajan Plant lovers are adopting them as companions and confidantes

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Music

Singer-composer Sanjeev Thomas’ lockdown playlist for you this monsoon

Music

‘Mudi Rap’, a hard-hitting Malayalam song on haircuts, is going viral

Government College for Women in Thiruvananthapuram reaches out to the differently-abled through its forum, Praptha

Variety | Music

This Madurai boy is shaking up the techno pop game with his customisable pocket synthesisers

Interview Life & Style

Sai Ram Pillarisetti initiates a support system for medicos in the UK

Sustainable model Society

A green initiative takes off in Palwancha town of Telangana

Twin climbers Nungshi and Tashi Malik turn versatile expeditioners in ‘World’s Toughest Race’

Ahead of ‘World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji’, climber twins Nungshi and Tashi Malik of Team Khukuri Warriors, and host Bear Grylls talk about the value of stepping out of one’s comfort zone

A love letter to food integration: An interview with Ravinder Bhogal

Through her latest book, ‘Jikoni’, restaurateur-chef Ravinder Bhogal celebrates immigrant food and its ability to organically blend myriad cuisines. In her case: Indian, Kenyan, and West Asian

Single use, dangerous misuse: on the war against plastic during COVID-19

Reversing policies aimed to eliminate single-use plastics will do us more harm than good

Bear Grylls: The timing of ‘World’s Toughest Race’ is incredible

Famous survival instructor Bear Grylls gets candid about the value of teamwork in high-pressure settings, and why people under lockdown should especially watch ‘World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji’

Wenger’s in Delhi, for all time

The writer plays back melt-in-mouth memories and thinks ahead to a time he can order again from Delhi’s Wenger’s, the bakery that was once a restaurant

Naturalist Yuvan Aves discusses ecology and the threat faced by moths

Naturalist Yuvan Aves discusses the ecology and the threat faced by these beautiful winged creatures as he shares stunning pictures of them during National Moth Week

History, science and more : Comedian Sundeep Rao lists his favourite podcasts

In Spotify’s Life Gone Wrong, stand-up comedian Sundeep Rao, who is partially blind, shares inspiring stories of people with disabilities. Here, he shares some of his favourite podcasts

How to use the balance board to improve stability

Gain stability, strength, and efficiency, with these exercises on the balance board

Video: Buying a road bike? Here's what you need to know

If you are planning on joining the global shift towards cycling, then our handy video guide will have you looking like a pro.

How Ponnus, a native mango tree, was saved

Conservationists’ efforts bear fruit, as they succeed in saving this rare, indigenous mango tree from the axe

How this Kerala artiste is bringing back Seethakali

T N Shajimon wins Kerala Folklore Akademi award for reviving ‘Seethakali’, a female-oriented Dalit narrative of the Ramayana

Wonder Woman with jhumkas and a dupatta? This artist says, why not

Meet Delhi-based graphic artist Deepak Bhatt whose culturally evocative incarnation of Diana Prince got him recognised by DC Comics and Warner Bros

Taiwan grandparents become Instagram stars modelling abandoned clothes

Chang Wan-ji, 83, and his wife Hsu Sho-er, 84, have racked up nearly 6,00,000 followers on Instagram over the last month as their attitude-filled fashion portraits went viral.

This Vizag-based startup is setting the tone for eco-friendly celebrations this year

Vizag start-up roots for eco-friendly celebrations by promoting seed rakhis and ganesh idols

Watch: Eight key takeaways from The Hindu Weekend Lifestyle series webinar on food delivery

Is home delivery a stop-gap arrangement or the future of restaurants?

Fashion for your peloton: How to kit up for cycling

If you are planning on joining the global shift towards cycling, then our handy guide will have you looking like a pro — with Italian bikes and clipless pedals

Chasing deliveries: notes from The Hindu Weekend’s webinar

Is home delivery a stop-gap arrangement or the future of restaurants? A snapshot from the recent webinar hosted by The Hindu Weekend

Stories on wheels: Meet the duo who biked across South America and made a documentary along the way

From Narco tourism in Colombia to Bogota’s underground graffiti scene, Rohith Subramanian and Sukesh Viswanath’s documentary captures it all

Khandayat style mutton curry recipe: Baba’s Sunday special

My father would start adding and frying the masala in an order reminiscent of a military march-past

In Paris, I showcased nine kinds of rainfed rice from India: Chef Anumitra Ghosh Dastidar

The chef and restaurateur on how she is making indigenous produce the centrepiece of her cuisine

The India-Ireland love story behind Maharani gin

This bond has resulted in a unique Malayalee-Irish gin celebrating Cork’s legacy, Wayanad’s spices and histories of rebellion

Friendships sustained virtually are a source of strength during the pandemic

Friendships during crisis are the ones that really last, say these buddies who lean on each other and keep the bond sustained virtually

Turbans are trendy. Meet the man who can tie them in 108 different styles and holds a record

After earning a place in the India Book of Records for tying the smallest Rajasthani turbans on fingers, Pawan Vyas is now attempting a record for the world’s biggest headgear

How pet plants put down roots in homes and hearts around the world

Plant lovers are adopting them as companions and confidantes

The boy wizard turns 40: Here’s a look at some of the popular Harry Potter tours from around the world

As we celebrate the birthday of the fictional wizard on July 31, we look at what it is that still draws people to these thematic tours, despite it being almost a decade since the release of the last film

The Taj group of hotels brings its home delivery service, Qmin, to Chennai

Four Taj properties in Chennai feature in the service, following leading hotels of the group in Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi

Shortcut to inner peace in locked down Chennai: Desi pizza, homely kaya jam, and frozen cookie dough that makes baking a breeze

In this week’s guide on food ventures in the city, we introduce you to some creamy kaya jam, pizza that has a sauce with fiery Guntur chillies, and frozen cookie dough that anyone can bake with

Bring home a furry friend

Humane Animal Society, Coimbatore, has some dogs and a cat ready for adoption

This teenager is on track with e-racing

Chennai teenager Amith Kutty’s e-racing feats have earned him an opportunity to test his skills on an actual track driving fast cars

Slatted wooden armchairs to wall prints that celebrate a natural wonderland

Slatted wooden armchairs to wall prints that celebrate a natural wonderland, small additions to make a big impact

The Lloyd LP 250 could have been ‘India’s first people’s car’

That title ultimately went to the humble Maruti 800, launched in 1983

Hyundai introduces ‘clutchless’ manual gearbox option

Hyundai has introduced a new ‘clutchless’ manual gearbox option on the Venue compact SUV, along with introducing a new Sport cosmetic package and a

TVS launches BS6 Scooty Zest 110

TVS has launched the BS6-compliant Scooty Zest 110 at a starting price of ₹58,460 (ex-showroom, Chennai). This makes the BS6 Zest 110 just over ₹6,000

Maruti Ignis gets touchscreen infotainment system on Zeta trim

Following the launch of the Ignis facelift, Maruti Suzuki has given its hatchback a small update. The update sees the mid-spec Zeta variant of the

Skoda Superb: the flagship sedan gets a facelift, changes under the bonnet

Features like launch control give the Sportline and Laurin & Klement variants a touch of luxury

Answering your vehicle-related queries

More for lessVarsha S: I have been using a Maruti Suzuki Wagon R automatic and I’m now looking to upgrade to a newer model. I like the seat height in

Traditional weaver spins new weave in cotton and silk

A third generation weaver sets up a new loom for a fresh creation.

#ForYourMind: music and art in aid of mental health

Raghav Meattle, Hanita Bhambri, Vibhav Singh, Swarathma... artists and musicians across the country are putting their work on sale for the cause of mental health

How Presel Divakaran captured collective childhoods with his art

A viral photograph inspires an artist to imagine the new reality of online education through the mind of a child

Engineering students lay the groundwork for sustainable agriculture

Farmers in the outer suburbs of Delhi are experimenting with new growing methods through Project Aahar, run by students from Netaji Subhash University of Technology in Dwarka

Kerala photographer’s alluring monochromatic images of wildlife

Photographer Praveen P Mohandas brings out alluring details of Indian wildlife by taking colour out of the equation

Celebrities are stepping it up with campaigns, vlogs and webinars to take on cyberbullies

Should cyberbullies be ignored or stopped by the laws of the land?

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