Welcome back to the Indian Expat life series! I’m reaching out to Indian expats with families from across the world, to understand how they are leading their lives, in different countries. This week we are getting to know more about what living in Mexico is like! Have you been to Mexico? Are you planning on moving to […]
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How can you pass by winter without a few bowls of soup and some toasted bread? I definitely can’t and this spiced pumpkin soup recipe with coconut milk and spinach is what I’m using to warm myself up and enjoy the cold! Today I’m sharing an old favourite though. Back in 2015 when I was
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We visited the Mall of Dilmunia in August last year. It is located in Dilmunia Island, Galali, Bahrain. Overlooking the grand Dilmunia canal, the mall was only half finished when we visited, with very few shops open for service. Covid had just started to rise in Bahrain and so there were many restrictions to ensure
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Chaat is a popular North-Indian street dish loved by all Indians because of its multi-textured and multi-flavoured benefits. This healthy and diabetes friendly raw pumpkin chaat recipe includes raw pumpkin, onions, tomatoes, sprouted and roasted moong dal, peanuts and various chutneys. A few days back my parents called when I was cutting a pumpkin for
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We visited the the largest Roman Catholic Church of the Gulf- Our Lady of Arabia Cathedral in Bahrain recently. Read on to know more about this beautiful cathedral. On December 9th the Catholic community of Bahrain celebrated a milestone. It was the inauguration of Our Lady of Arabia Cathedral- an eight year project carried out
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We visited the famous Sumathi Valavu aka Karzakan forest in Bahrain today. A green spot hidden away from the concrete city, this place is famous among malayalis for its close resemblance to the beautiful avenues of Kerala’s landscapes. In real it is a small and narrow rocky road of mud, that is shaded by a
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Did you know that the famous South-Indian Sambar recipe may have been created by a North-Indian Emperor? According to legends Chattrapati Shivaji’s eldest son Sambhaji Bhosle was the original creator of this spicy dish. The Marathas had conquered Tanjavur, Tamil Nadu and Sambhaji was given the throne there. One day when he missed eating Amti
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As a teacher I always felt that storytelling was a unique way of planting positive seeds in young minds. So whenever possible I narrated my favourite inspirational stories for children to them hoping that they would change. Here are a few of them. Storytelling is a very old form of teaching children. Our older generations
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