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<image:caption>From home-churned dairy to the iconic yellow block that redefined Indian kitchens.</image:caption>
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<image:caption>Traditional hand-churned white butter.</image:caption>
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<news:title>India's Most Underrated Regional Ingredient? It Might Just Be Butter</news:title>
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<image:caption>Indian metal band Midhaven has been crowned the winner of Wacken Metal Battle India 2026, earning a coveted spot at the international finals held during Germany's renowned Wacken Open Air festival.</image:caption>
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<news:title>Midhaven Put Indian Metal On One Of The World's Biggest Stages At Wacken</news:title>
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<image:caption>‘Bullet Nani: And Other Badass Indian Grandmas’, journalist Jasreen Mayal Khanna profiles twelve extraordinary older Indian women whose lives expanded the possibilities for those who came after them.</image:caption>
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<image:caption>At fifty-six, just a few years shy of retirement, Dr Ramindar Dhillon decided to volunteer with the United Nations as a doctor specialising in trauma care and medical evacuations in warzones</image:caption>
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<image:caption>An experienced trekker, rafter, sailor and diver, Pavane Mann helped establish India’s professional adventure-tourism ecosystem</image:caption>
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<image:caption>Thankam P. is a trailblazing Indian nuclear physicist who joined BARC in 1961, making her one of India’s first women nuclear scientists.</image:caption>
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<image:caption>Meenakshi Amma (Meenakshi Raghavan Gurukkal) is an Indian martial artist celebrated as the oldest female practitioner and master of ‘Kalaripayattu’, an ancient traditional martial art which originated in South India.</image:caption>
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<news:title>‘Bullet Nani’ Celebrates 12 Badass Indian Grandmothers Who Broke Barriers</news:title>
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<image:caption>'Kolkata: The People, Kitchens and Streets of the City of Joy', explores the city’s layered culinary history through personal essays, photography, illustration, and design.</image:caption>
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<image:caption>“As cities are getting more and more homogenised, it felt imperative for us as storytellers to document these things — not just the restaurants or recipes, but the stories of the people, traditions, and techniques that exist in these cities,” Bodanapu said at the Kolkata launch.</image:caption>
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<image:caption>The book’s spine takes inspiration from Bengal’s kantha embroidery tradition.</image:caption>
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<news:title>Heirloom Cities’ ‘Kolkata’ Is A Living Archive Of The City Through Its Food Culture</news:title>
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