Life
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The artisanal coffee revolution in India is here
Artisanal coffee brands are finding takers in India, as millennial enthusiasts experiment with new flavours and home-brewing and more people move away from instant coffee, inspiring coffee entrepreneurs to innovate and reimagine conventional coffee profiles
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Of memes—Where history meets hilarity
A bunch of artists is using images of historical art to create hugely popular memes that inform and entertain in equal measures
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How the camel milk trend may save the camels
As the camel population falls drastically in India, increasing the demand for its milk products can help revive their numbers and the livelihoods of their herders
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Bay to Baug: Mumbai's luxury hotspots go across the sea
Luxury restaurants from Mumbai are foraying into Alibaug to cater to the city's swish set that has shifted to the coastal town during the pandemic months
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Inside the synagogues of Mumbai
The south Mumbai structures are testimonials to the integral role that Jews have played in the city's history
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'Fabergé always pushed the boundary'
The legacy of Russian jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé, known for his bejewelled and intricate objet d'art, lives on a century after his death, says great-granddaughter Sarah Fabergé
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Architecture of Bath: Past perfect
The preservation of Bath's architectural heritage shows that conservation needs to be a concerted and long-standing effort by public and private participants
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Inside Ebrahim Alkazi's photography collection
With the passing away of Ebrahim Alkazi, we present a glimpse into his collection of late 19th and early 20th century photography, which is a testament to his foresight and finely attuned historical sense
