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Mumbai is famous for so many things, but ask Mumbaikars what they love the most about the metropolis. Most of them will tell you that no other place in the country can beat Mumbai when it comes to food. The large variety offered and the high quality maintained even by the streetside outlets in this financial capital of India are the key variables why every food lover feels satisfied and nobody complains about food here. There are many famous restaurants that the city boasts about, and one of them is Gables, set up in 1956 by Joseph “Gable” Fernandes. It is located at the famous Colaba Causeway. Gables offers a variety of Goan dishes including Goan Sausage Pulao, Goan Sausage Chilly Fry, Sorpotel & Sannas, Pork Vindalo, Chaoris Pao, just to name a few of many options. Besides, it also has a variety of intercontinental dishes available. When it comes to desserts, it offers authentic Bebinca, which is considered “The Queen of Goan Desserts.”  There are two options – home-made ro...

When a country deliberately spoils its relations with another, it also turns a blind eye to wrongdoers taking advantage of the situation. Canada, under the leadership of PM Justin Trudeau, has been burning its bridges by constantly targeting India, when the entire world sees the latter as a peace-loving nation with great business opportunities. PM Trudeau has constantly made baseless remarks against India on different issues including wrong allegations stating Indian government’s involvement in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a pro-Khalistani. With increasing crime rate, Canada is slowly becoming a breeding ground for terrorist groups, gangs and local criminals. India released a long list of individuals, suspected to have links with gangs operating out of Canada, and also offered a dossier. However, Canada ignored all of these without any action as the country was busy maligning India’s global reputation. Canada has openly supported Khalistan movement by showing its support to...

The cyclone that hit Chennai a few days ago left the city flooded with horrifying incidents of many deaths, people stranded helter-skelter, businesses shutting down their operations and the government stands as an onlooker. When the natural disasters hit any part of India, it has been observed that the common citizens are left to fend for themselves. Media makes noise and the politicians make statements, and later the state and central governments release some funds to tackle the situation after the big damage has been done. Cyclone, landslides, and floods are not uncommon in India, considering its diverse geographical presence. Take the example of one of the biggest floods in Mumbai that struck the whole city and its suburbs on July 26, 2005. The whole city stood standstill which, otherwise, is always alive and buzzing. Hundreds of people died including small children. Thousands of people were stranded, lost their homes and many walked hours together in waist-deep water for miles ...

Life begins in a closed chamber-like place called womb, but the one being nurtured and prepared to be brought into this world is not conscious of its existence or rather not aware of a world which is full of light. What about those who are trapped in a similar condition, but are fully aware of the world outside? Would it not be suffocating to live in a dark place with little hope to see the bright life they were used to just a few days ago? Uttarkashi tunnel that collapsed and trapped 41 workers is such a story, a reminder that how fortunate and privileged we are for all that the mother nature has given us. And yet, rather than being grateful, we take these gifts for granted as if they don’t matter! The Indian government took every measure to rescue 41 workers trapped inside the Silkyara-Barkot tunnel in Uttarkashi and finally the operation that lasted over 400 hours was successful. The rescue operation was performed by seven government agencies including PM’s office, National Disaster...