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Greeks bearing gifts: Understanding the history of Indo-Greek cuisine

Greeks bearing gifts: Understanding the history of Indo-Greek cuisine After Alexander’s invasion, the history of the 4th century BC Indo-Greek kingdom is a history of the cuisines of the world Share Via Email   |  A+A A- A lot of ingredients used by Alexander’s multicultural Army that enrolled soldiers from lands he conquered such as Persia, Egypt and Bactra went into Indian pots  Alexander the Great would be pleased with London-based Indian cuisine mogul Arjun Waney whose brand portfolio reads like the Debrett of fine dining—Zuma, Roka, La Petite Maison, The Arts Club, Il Baretto, Oblix at The Shard and Coya. One of his vast global holdings is Meraki, a salute to Greek cooking in Fitzrovia, in the heart of London, which opened in 2017 and is still going strong.

'Mural, mural on the Wall': Street art breathes new life into concrete walls, and brings about change

Today, street art is stimulating conversations and has become a powerful tool for change, transforming the way we view cities

Delhi's Poor Battle Hunger As Stock Runs Out Fast In Free Ration Centres

Delhi's Poor Battle Hunger As Stock Runs Out Fast In Free Ration Centres Delhi's Poor Battle Hunger As Stock Runs Out Fast In Free Ration Centres The Delhi government on June 5 began distributing four kg of wheat and one kg of rice to non-ration card holders but soon ran into shortage issues at several centres across the national capital. "Rice out of stock, so no distribution," read a note outside a ration centre in Delhi. New Delhi: Sudha Devi, 30, has been queuing up at a government school in Delhi for the last four days in hope of free ration but to no avail. "They shoo us away. We just get bruised and scraped struggling in queues and then go back empty handed. They say come at 2 PM. When we return, they send us away again. We get nothing," she laments.

1mg: Customers want Metropolis, Dr Lal PathLabs to come home. But 1mg's Droplet is already at their door.

✖ Synopsis In 2017, 1mg took a bet on Droplet, a logistics company specialising in home sample collection for diagnostic labs. This helped it improve customer satisfaction and even fortify its brand. Now, as the pandemic forces a rise in demand for home collection, 1mg’s success with Droplet could show the way to listed diagnostic labs, or provide a solution. It’s only 6am. But 28-year-old Saurabh Hate, though a carefree personality, can’t afford to be late to work. Even as he negotiates the narrow streets and bylanes of Shahpur Jat, an urbanised village in South Delhi, Hate is concerned about the diabetic patients waiting for him to get their fasting sugar levels tested. He hates to keep them hungry. Hate is a phlebotomist (a healthcare professional trained in taking blood/swab samples for the

'Each burning pyre is an unspeakable horror' – a researcher's account of India's Covid-19 crisis

The dreadful statistics coming out of India are not just numbers – they relate to people and to suffering.

'Each pyre an unspeakable horror': Researcher in India Covid-19 crisis

August 25, 2020 It is pouring by the time my taxi reaches Oxford’s Gloucester Green bus station. I dash through the rain towards the Heathrow bay as the X90 coach pulls in. The driver gets down to smoke a cigarette and we talk, about COVID-19 obviously. He says he does not know of a single person who has died of this disease. “You only hear it on the news. Frankly, unless people start dropping dead on the street, I’m not believing it”. A few hours later I am on an Air India repatriation flight to New Delhi, flying home for fieldwork. My study explores how global public health policy, scientific research and medical practice affect women’s health in India. Global health research is driven by statistical and empirical methodologies, typically sidelining people’s experiences of illness and care-seeking within health systems.

'Each Burning Pyre Is a Screeching Horror' – Notes From India's COVID Frontline

Relatives in PPE attend the funeral of a man who died of COVID-19, at a crematorium in New Delhi, April 21, 2021. Photo: Reuters/Adnan Abidi Global health researcher Vyoma Dhar Sharma had just embarked on a fieldwork trip to India as COVID-19 began sweeping through the population and overwhelming hospitals. It has taken a terrible toll on her country – and her family. August 25, 2020 It is pouring by the time my taxi reaches Oxford’s Gloucester Green bus station. I dash through the rain towards the Heathrow bay as the X90 coach pulls in. The driver gets down to smoke a cigarette and we talk, about COVID-19 obviously. He says he does not know of a single person who has died of this disease. “You only hear it on the news. Frankly, unless people start dropping dead on the street, I’m not believing it”.

'Each burning pyre is an unspeakable, screeching horror' – one researcher on the frontline of India's COVID crisis

August 25, 2020 It is pouring by the time my taxi reaches Oxford’s Gloucester Green bus station. I dash through the rain towards the Heathrow bay as the X90 coach pulls in. The driver gets down to smoke a cigarette and we talk, about COVID-19 obviously. He says he does not know of a single person who has died of this disease. “You only hear it on the news. Frankly, unless people start dropping dead on the street, I’m not believing it”. A few hours later I am on an Air India repatriation flight to New Delhi, flying home for fieldwork. My study explores how global public health policy, scientific research and medical practice affect women’s health in India. Global health research is driven by statistical and empirical methodologies, typically sidelining people’s experiences of illness and care-seeking within health systems.