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The Saga of Sher-e-Punjab
Jatin Gandhi
The saga of India’s favourite dhaba began with a small tea shop in Chandigarh owned by a refugee. Simmering with the earthen taste of authentic Punjabi food, the little tea shop served homesick bachelors lunch and memories of home.
India This Week
Love the Animals, Hug the Butchers; Maharashtra’s Missing Girls; Kerala BJP Looks up to Bangalore; Return of the Mother of All Monitors; Revenge Politics
No Right to Eat
Government schemes and ration cards notwithstanding, even subsidised food is a luxury that many can’t afford.
Tadoba’s Bloody Trails
Tigers have killed more than 50 people around the Tadoba Andhari reserve since 2006. Why is Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district turning into India’s bloodiest tiger conflict zone?
Dealing with the Seat of Ache
Sedentariness, bad posture and chair design have become common sources of pain. How do you deal with it?
Yogasanas to Heal the Spine
Just as a tree has roots, so do our body parts. The spine is rooted in the pelvis and to remove the load from it, we must work the legs, hips and para-spinal muscles.
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