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EATING OUT Deccan delights Culinary art The Hyderabadi food festival at Hotel Leela, Kovalam, recreates the culinary delights of the Nawabs Tastes of royalty A cashew nut-based chicken curry to savour
PrintpickFull of fun, romance, and the charisma of cricket, ‘The Zoya Factor’ entertains to the hilt. One of the funniest and touching campus ...
Tube watchFilmed over two years in more than 20 countries of the continent, Wild Africa explores the continent from its natural historical background to evolution till date. From Uganda in the east to Sierra Leone in the west, Africa’s ...
Contemporary colours Exhibition on contemporary art by seven artists The Theatre Fest: Edition Four The fourth edition of the MetroPlus Fest that begins on August 1 features an eclectic mix of seven plays
Step by step Miss Kerala 2008, Shree Thulasi Mohan, speaks about the crown, her thoughts and her plans
An issue looms largeLatha Menon’s ‘Oru Izhaiyin Payanam’ is a sensitive take on the fate of handloom and the government’s initiative to help the dwindling tribe of weavers
A weekend in SingaporeSingapore Tourism Weekends have tied up with partner agents to launch special off-season packages from July to mid-September. It includes a “half-price weekend surprise” where for every purchase of a ticket for captain explorer ... Where travel stories come alive thetravelrag.com is a great platform for travel writing and photography
Freedom of expression Exhibition Lizzie Jacob casts a spell with her new collection of works titled ‘Black Magic’ Sizzling kebabs Classic Avenue is holding a Kebab festival at its restaurant Sizzle N’ Grill. With the onset of monsoon, what better way to enjoy the rains than to sit back, relax and enjoy hot kebabs? The restaurant offers a variety of kebabs to ... 
Workshop on Hindustani musicHindustani exponent and Sufi singer Zila Khan will lead a five-day workshop on Hindustani music that will be conducted in the city from August 29. Daughter of the renowned sitar maestro Ustad Vilayat Khan, Zila Khan has created a style of her own ...
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