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Under the sunlit skies, in the city of Copernicus

Sabin Iqbal

Toruń, a city in northern Poland, offers a journey through history and science. It was here, centuries ago, a Renaissance polymath declared that the Sun, not the Earth, was at the centre of our universe

Why Indians would relish Belarusian cuisine

Yauheni Ulaseuski

What binds Belarus and different parts of India is our love for the potato

Memory on a Plate

Suvir Saran

A meal that remembers where it comes from

What the Wind Whispers

Suvir Saran

When loss takes the form of light on the kitchen wall

A Chorus of Cravings

Suvir Saran

An edible love sung by the Arabian Sea

National Coffee Break

Sourish Bhattacharyya

The coffee drinking India is on the rise

A Moveable Feast

Suvir Saran

Suvir Saran discovers the world on his tongue, every dish an identity and connection, from Manhattan’s eclectic chaos to Tokyo’s measured precision

Samosas, Exam Anxiety, and Reading Glasses

Anup Rau

Why the go-to CEO is just as human

The Biryani without Borders

Suvir Saran

The family recipe simmered in memory and migration

Hold the Mayo

V Shoba

An emulsion of controversy and curdled modernity

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Under the sunlit skies, in the city of Copernicus

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The Biryani without Borders

Hold the Mayo

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