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'Move-able Feasts': How Susmita Basu and Kunal Basu celebrate life in food, travel, and love - Vimarsana News

'Move-able Feasts': How Susmita Basu and Kunal Basu celebrate life in food, travel, and love

From the cover and dust jacket to the photographs and chapter titles, the book is a thoughtful tribute to their long companionship and bonding over food.

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LONG READ - 'Moveable Feasts' by Kunal Basu and Susmita Basu stirs up ghostly chefs, sizzling brains and sepia memories - Vimarsana News

LONG READ - 'Moveable Feasts' by Kunal Basu and Susmita Basu stirs up ghostly chefs, sizzling brains and sepia memories

Kunal Basu and Susmita Basu team up to chronicle their food adventures across 25 countries over 40 years

Author interview Kunal Basu on his novel In An Ideal World - Vimarsana News

Author interview Kunal Basu on his novel In An Ideal World

The bestselling and critically acclaimed writer tells My Kolkata about his new book, ‘In An Ideal World’, and what led to its birth

China's long history of street food is at risk, as governments try to clean up cities - 08-Oct-2021 - Vimarsana News

China's long history of street food is at risk, as governments try to clean up cities - 08-Oct-2021

Chinese street food vendors are in a battle with governments, with strict regulations threatening their businesses.

CityTeam of San Jose forced to shut down, cancel Christmas meals because of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

CityTeam of San Jose forced to shut down, cancel Christmas meals because of COVID-19

CityTeam of San Jose forced to shut down, cancel Christmas meals because of COVID-19 Published  Andre Senior reports. SAN JOSE, Calif. - For the past 60 years, CityTeam of San Jose has been serving hot meals to the homeless on Christmas Day. But unfortunately, that holiday tradition will not happen this year. CityTeam food services manager Chef Reynolds Stewart said that's because someone in the recovery program on Charles Street tested positive for coronavirus, forcing the shutdown of the program's kitchen and therefore, meal distribution to the outside for the next 10 days. That means th...

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