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At Raahi Neo Kitchen and Bar, in Bengaluru, Jishnu AJ and Avinash Kapoli blend traditional Indian herbs like Vetiver, Jatamansi, Shankhpushpi, and Himalayan Fir into innovative and flavourful drinks.

It began in the summer of 1977. George Lucas was vacationing in Hawaii as his space epic Star Wars broke the box office records all over. With Lucas was his friend Steven Spielberg, fresh from the successes of Jaws (1975) and Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977).

The problem for these students started when they were forced to return to India during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read further on Dynamite News:

NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is set to review its existing policy regarding the participation of retired players in overseas T20 leagues during its upcoming Apex Council meeting on July 7.

Ukrainian forces seize ‘strategic initiative’ while Russian president poses for selfies in Dagestan. Plus, are ‘pink-haired liberals’ killing New York pizza?

Opposition parties and Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda’s critics have accused him of handing over the multi-billion-dollar projects to India on a platter, without any competitive bidding; and they have accused him of pandering to Nepali nationalist sections and appeasing Narendra Modi with his puja rituals display at the Mahakaleshwar temple…

NEW DELHI: Koneru Humpy, the former World Rapid Chess Champion from India, emphasised the importance of organising additional chess events specifically for women in the country with an aim to cultivate a larger pool of female players and promote gender equality in the sport.

Infused with influences from Brazilian Baile Funk, Bollywood and hints of other regional Indian musical influences, Tesher says he wanted to create a song that would sound familiar to people across cultures 

NEW DELHI: The big three -- India, England and Australia -- playing the bulk of Test cricket will eventually "kill the game" and the players of smaller boards like the West Indies must be paid better for international cricket to flourish, feels Chris Gayle.