Have you ever noticed people ordering “naan bread” or “chai tea”? While these are some commonly used phrases, they actually contain redundant words. As Indians, we often find it amusing, yet slightly annoying to hear these terms. While you might have corrected your friends, some people continue to use these phrases while ordering their tea. Well, it appears we are not the only ones with an issue with the terminology. Even Padma Lakshmi, the popular Indian-American author, model, activist, and TV host, has also taken up the baton to correct people speaking this way. In her recent Instagram reel, she can be seen in her pantry, stacking some spice jars. She turns to the camera and speaks to her fans directly. “One more thing – it's not 'chai tea'. It's 'tea'. Chai tea is like saying 'tea tea'. And I tried to explain this,” she says.
Specifying the correct way to refer to the beloved beverage, she adds, “They should just call it 'masala tea&#039..

In India, buying vegetables from a nearby sabzi mandi seems incomplete without the 'complimentary' dhaniya (coriander leaves) that comes along. Let's agree, most of you will resonate with this feeling! Taking a cue from the same, Blinkit has recently introduced the same practice to make the online delivery platform yet more relatable for all. You read that right! Blinkit CEO Albinder Dhindsa took to the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to announce the news, adding that they will polish the feature in the upcoming weeks.
“It's live! Everyone please thank Ankit's mom. We will polish the feature in next couple of weeks,” he posted, along with a screenshot of a Blinkit cart, showing dhaniya being listed as 'free gift' along with the ordered vegetables.
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Dudes, let's talk about testosterone. This crucial hormone plays a starring role in everything from your muscle mass and bone density to your sex drive and overall energy levels. But as you age (we're looking at you, late 20s and early 30s), testosterone production naturally starts to decline. This can lead to a whole host of unwelcome changes, including fatigue, weight gain, and a dip in your mood. The good news? There are ways to boost your testosterone naturally. This article will equip you with the knowledge to combat low testosterone and get your mojo back.
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Understanding Low Testosterone And Its CausesLow testosterone, also known as hypogonadism, occurs when your body doesn't produce enough testosterone. This can be caused by several factors, including:
Age:It's a biological fact of life. Testosterone levels take a gradual dip as you age, typically beginning in a man's late 20s or early 30s. This ..

Waste management and food waste pose significant challenges. Whether it's waste from homes or factories, managing waste can be difficult, especially for workshops in remote areas with limited resources. Well, some food industries are setting new standards with their zero-waste policy. Recently, food content creator Amar Sihori, known for sharing insights into food-making processes, posted a video about what is reportedly “India's Only Zero Waste Food Industry.” It is none other than a coconut processing plant located in Tiptur, a city in the southern part of Karnataka.
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In the viral video with 8 million views, the vlogger explains how every part of the coconut is utilised, leaving no waste. He highlights that this coconut industry is the only one in the country with zero wastage. The outer hard shell of the coconut is used to make charcoal, while the coconut water is used to produce ..