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Biplab Patra

BP king of India Today coming to the.

Avishek Dey

#IndianArmy #army #India motivational thoughts in hindi

मेरा भारत, मेरा मान,
इसकी माटी, मेरी जान।

नदी-पहाड़, खेत-खलिहान,
हर कोने में बसा स्वाभिमान।

वीरों की धरती, संतों की शान,
सदियों से इसकी अलग पहचान।

तिरंगे को दिल से करते हैं नमन,
जय हिंद! गूंजे यह पावन वचन।

©Avishek Dey #IndianArmy #army #India motivational thoughts in hindi

Dev

#Sad_Status favorite food

Swetha

happy_independence_day # quote of love # love independent india🇮🇳

Foodies fan club

#Food

Kuleet

a-person-standing-on-a-beach-at-sunset Food and storytelling have been intertwined for generations. Recipes carry not just the taste of food but also the flavor of memories, traditions, and cultures. Here’s a short story that revolves around a family recipe and the emotions it holds: --- The Secret Ingredient Maya grew up in her grandmother's kitchen. The warm scent of cardamom, cinnamon, and roasted nuts greeted her every time she entered. Her grandmother, a sprightly woman with kind eyes, had a signature dish: Kulfi, a creamy Indian ice cream that was the star of every family celebration. No one in the family could replicate her kulfi. "It's not just the ingredients," Grandma would say with a wink. "It's the love you pour into it." Years later, after her grandmother passed away, Maya found an old, yellowed recipe book hidden in the back of her cupboard. Inside was the recipe for the kulfi, scribbled in her grandmother's looping handwriting. It was simple, yet there was one item circled in red: "Secret Ingredient." Maya puzzled over it for days. She experimented with different spices, fruits, and nuts, but none matched the taste of her grandmother's kulfi. Frustrated, she nearly gave up until she remembered her grandmother’s words: "It's the love you pour into it." She decided to give it one last try, this time slowing down, savoring every step of the process. She remembered the laughter in her grandmother's kitchen, the stories they shared, and the warmth of her hugs. As she stirred the milk and sugar, tears rolled down her cheeks, and she felt her grandmother's presence. When the kulfi froze and was served to her family, everyone gasped. "This is it!" they exclaimed. "Just like Grandma’s!" It was then Maya realized: the secret ingredient wasn’t an exotic spice or rare nut. It was the love, patience, and memories poured into the dish. From that day on, Maya’s kulfi became the centerpiece of family gatherings. And each time she made it, she felt her grandmother’s spirit, reminding her that food isn’t just nourishment—it’s a way to keep traditions and loved ones alive. --- Would you like to explore more stories about food and recipes? Or perhaps a specific dish's tale? ©Kuleet food recipes ##

food recipes ##

a-person-standing-on-a-beach-at-sunset Food and storytelling have been intertwined for generations. Recipes carry not just the taste of food but also the flavor of memories, traditions, and cultures. Here’s a short story that revolves around a family recipe and the emotions it holds:

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The Secret Ingredient

Maya grew up in her grandmother's kitchen. The warm scent of cardamom, cinnamon, and roasted nuts greeted her every time she entered. Her grandmother, a sprightly woman with kind eyes, had a signature dish: Kulfi, a creamy Indian ice cream that was the star of every family celebration.

No one in the family could replicate her kulfi. "It's not just the ingredients," Grandma would say with a wink. "It's the love you pour into it."

Years later, after her grandmother passed away, Maya found an old, yellowed recipe book hidden in the back of her cupboard. Inside was the recipe for the kulfi, scribbled in her grandmother's looping handwriting. It was simple, yet there was one item circled in red: "Secret Ingredient."

Maya puzzled over it for days. She experimented with different spices, fruits, and nuts, but none matched the taste of her grandmother's kulfi. Frustrated, she nearly gave up until she remembered her grandmother’s words: "It's the love you pour into it."

She decided to give it one last try, this time slowing down, savoring every step of the process. She remembered the laughter in her grandmother's kitchen, the stories they shared, and the warmth of her hugs. As she stirred the milk and sugar, tears rolled down her cheeks, and she felt her grandmother's presence.

When the kulfi froze and was served to her family, everyone gasped. "This is it!" they exclaimed. "Just like Grandma’s!"

It was then Maya realized: the secret ingredient wasn’t an exotic spice or rare nut. It was the love, patience, and memories poured into the dish.

From that day on, Maya’s kulfi became the centerpiece of family gatherings. And each time she made it, she felt her grandmother’s spirit, reminding her that food isn’t just nourishment—it’s a way to keep traditions and loved ones alive.

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Would you like to explore more stories about food and recipes? Or perhaps a specific dish's tale?

©Kuleet food recipes ##

Schizology

Music is food #Music #Quote #Food

VIMALESH YADAV

White टाइम्स ऑफ इंडिया की शुरुआत व्यापारी समुदाय के लिए 3 नवंबर 1838 को मुंबई से ब्रिटिश राज के दौरान हुई। शुरुआत में इसे बम्बई टाइम्स और जर्नल ऑफ़ कामर्स के नाम से जाना जाता था। हर शनिवार और बुधवार को प्रकाशित होने वाला यह द्वि-साप्ताहिक संस्करण यूरोप, अमेरिका और उप महाद्वीपों के समाचारों से भरपूर होता था। 1850 में इसका दैनिक संस्करण शुरू हुआ और 1861 में इसका नाम "टाइम्स ऑफ इंडिया" पड़ा। 19वीं सदी में टाइम्स ऑफ इंडिया ने 800 से अधिक लोगों को रोजगार दिया और भारत व यूरोप में इसका प्रसार बढ़ता गया। मूलतः यह अखबार ब्रिटिश लोगों के नियंत्रण में था। इसके अंतिम ब्रिटिश संपादक आइवर एस जेहू थे। भारत की स्वतंत्रता के बाद, इस समाचार पत्र का स्वामित्व डालमिया के प्रसिद्ध औद्योगिक परिवार को सौंपा गया। बाद में, उत्तर प्रदेश के बिजनौर के साहू जैन समूह के साहू शांति प्रसाद जैन ने इसे अपने नियंत्रण में ले लिया। संपादकीय पक्ष को कमजोर करके, इसने अपने बिजनेस, प्रसार, और तकनीक को अधिक मजबूत बनाया, जिससे यह देश में सबसे अधिक लाभ कमाने वाला अखबार बन गया। ©VIMALESH YADAV times of India #sad_quotes #vimaleshyadav

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