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2010-09-03 Akshays dil hai Hindustani

Masterchef will be a kind of tribute to India and its multiple cuisines. The show will showcase different traditional Hindustani khaana. Expect to learn to cook healthy versions of Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali and South Indian dishes, using natural ingredients. Through the show, Akki wants to send a message to the bachchas that junk food is bad, and should be avoided.

Says a source, "During the shoot of Masterchef, Akshay revealed his love for desi food and how he relishes eating biryanis, tandoori chicken and parathas with his hands. He believes that everyones-- especially kids-- obsessed with junk food and in the bargain, miss out on tasting some great Indian dishes. He feels that children are ruining their health with western junk food that are high in calories and cholesterol but lack nutrients. "

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2010-09-02 Israel ambassador in Vadodara - Vadodara - City - The Times of India

And Gujaratis in Israel. A Jew now cooks Gujarati food and speaks the language too. And, same can be said of Gujarati community settled in Israel," he added.

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Impressed by Vadodara during his first visit, ambassador of Israel Mark Sofer hopes that more industry from Israel will set up shop in the city. Sofer, who was in the city during his Gujarat visit, said his country wants to strengthen ties with India in agriculture and irrigation fields. - Mark sofer israel

2010-08-25 Accor to open its 100th Mercure hotel in Asia Pacific with the opening of two new Mercure hotels on the same day in India e-Global Travel News

The hotels food and beverage facilities include the modern, stylish and inviting, Abids Bistro thatserves a delicious variety of Indian vegetarian cuisine that represents the Marwadi, Gujarati andJain communities alongside a wide selection of International vegetarian cuisine. The lobby bar,

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Today two new Mercure hotels were officially opened in India commemorating the 100th and101st hotels for the Mercure brand in Asia Pacific. Mercure - Hospitality

2010-08-21 Khaleej Times Online

Returning to India, she says, was not an option because, and ldquo;though the children went to an Indian school, they did not learn Gujarati and they would have had to learn it if they went to stay with my parents in Gujarat. Sending them to another province was also not an option as we did not have any close family. And most importantly, we wanted to stay together as a family. and rdquo;

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2010-08-19 The Morung Express :: Nagaland News Current News Latest News Breaking News - A People Called India

Yes, the diversity occasionally makes us kill each other, usually over different religions or sub-religions. This is tragic and should never happen, but look at it this way: Sunnis, Buddhists, Roman Catholics, Sikhs, Jains, Parsis, Baptist Christians, Shias, Jews, Hindus and a whole lot of other groups live together in India. In Britain and Yemen two sects of the same religion were killing each other for decades. In Indonesia and Nigeria, people from two religions have been killing each other. The US and South Africa have seen huge problems over two skin colours. In Canada its over two languages. As an Indian, I laugh at these silly reasons for their conflicts -- two religions, two colours, two languages. I feel like saying "Hey guys, try a Jain, Gujarati-speaking, pyjama-kurta-wearing herbivore co-existing with a

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2010-08-15 Gujarat gives Big Mac golden dots - Ahmedabad - City - The Times of India

AHMEDABAD: After Deesas potato, another Gujarat ingredient has forced its way on to McDonalds platter. Burger fans across the country will savour McDonalds buns garnished with Gujarati tal, or sesame seeds. The food chain, one of the largest in the world, has now started to procure sesame seeds from Rajkot.

After Deesas potato, another Gujarat ingredient has forced its way on to McDonalds platter. Burger fans across the country will savour McDonalds buns garnished with Gujarati tal, or sesame seeds. The food chain, one of the largest in the world, has now started to procure sesame seeds from Rajkot.

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After Deesas potato, another Gujarat ingredient has forced its way on to McDonalds platter. Burger fans across the country will savour McDonalds buns garnished with Gujarati tal, or sesame seeds. The food chain, one of the largest in the world, has now started to procure sesame seeds from Rajkot. - Sesame seed mcdonald mccain foods dhaval agri exports

2010-08-13 E-portal to bring together farmers, suppliers and customers

Union Minister for Food Processing Industries, Subodh Kant Sahai has recently inaugurated an e-portal to bring farmers, suppliers and customers together. The portal: has been designed by a private sector company with an aim of empowering Indian agriculture and is based on a food chain concept. It is farmer friendly and farmer centric. It creates connectivity between the suppliers and the buyers through trading platform.

The portal will help increase farmers income through increased agricultural productivity. It will specially focus on north eastern states. Initially the portal is available in English and Hindi and soon Marathi, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannad, Tamil and Bengla versions will also be available.

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Union Minister for Food Processing Industries, Subodh Kant Sahai has recently inaugurated an e-portal to bring farmers, suppliers and customers together. The portal: has been designed by a private sector company with an aim of empowering Indian agriculture and is based on a food chain concept. It is farmer friendly and farmer centric. It creates connectivity between the

2010-08-12 Commodities Buzz: Agricultural E-Portal Inaugurated To Empower Farmers

As per the latest updates from the Ministry for Food Processing Industries, Shri Subodh Kant Sahai, Union Minister for Food Processing Industries inaugurated an e-portal to bring farmers, suppliers and customers together here today. The portal has been designed by a private sector company with a aim to empowering Indian agriculture and is based on a food chain concept. It is farmer friendly and farmer centric. It creates connectivity between the suppliers and the buyers through trading platform. The portal will help increase farmers income through increased agricultural productivity. It will specially focus on north eastern states. Initially the portal is available in English and Hindi and soon Marathi, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannad, Tamil and Bengla versions will also be available.

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2010-08-08 Please adjust. - Man-Woman - Relationships - Life and Style - The Times of India

It isnt unusual for parents in India to urge their daughters to stick around in abusive relationships. And the practice is prevalent among the upper classes more than anywhere else. "Sunday is no different from Monday," rues Dimple Vakharia, 38, as she supervises the cook in her kitchen, which overlooks a well-manicured garden in a Surati suburb. "Except for second Saturdays, when he goes to meet his spiritual guru near the Ahmedabad highway. He also has sex with female sex workers in the vicinity, he told me once. " Her eyes are limpid pools, fraught with helplessness, and you wonder where life went wrong for this beautiful, bright girl. Dimple belongs to the Gujarati Khatri community and was married at 20 to a suitable boy, a complete stranger. "Her in-laws are very rich and stalwarts of the community. She has all the luxuries

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Is what some parents say to daughters who are being battered in their marital home . - Women marriage husband family daughter-in-law adjustment

2010-08-07 The Hindu : Life and Style / Food : Chat over chatpata chaat

I have rarely eaten a chaat that I didnt love. So, when the Executive Chef at Hotel Gateway, Krishnakumar, casually invited me to the view in the rain, I thought he was asking me to enjoy the view of the monsoon drenched city from the hotels elevation atop the Pasumalai hillock. But to my delight, it turned out to be a chaat and snacks festival. And the title, he explained, meant the hotels The View restaurant getting soaked in the rain. Unfortunately, the city is yet to experience the seasons heavy showers. But who cares This is the monsoon month and its magical culinary journey lies in tickling the taste buds with a perfect combination of sweet and sour, saucy and tangy, spicy and crunchy food.

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