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The Family Man 2: Manoj Bajpayee And Samantha Akkineni Take Up The ‘What Are We Eating Challenge’ Follow With the second season of Amazon Prime Video Original series, The Family Man just a few days away from release, its lead stars, Manoj Bajpayee and Samantha Akkineni compete against each other in a fun 'What Are We Eating Challenge.' With blind folds on and yummy dishes in front of them, they have to guess the dish they eat but can you guess who wins? From Uttapam to Raw carrots and Baingan Choka, Mysore Pak, Gujarati Khandvi and what not, the stars battle it out to guess the dishes rig...

As The Family Man 2 is about to release, Manoj Bajpayee & Samantha Akkineni compete against each other in a fun 'What Are We Eating Challenge.'

Mysore/Mysuru: Days after Minister for Tourism, Ecology and Environment C.P. Yogeeshwar said that Heli Tourism would be launched at four tourist destinations including Mysuru, the Minister held important discussions regarding setting up of two permanent helipads at Lalitha Mahal Palace Grounds in Mysuru and on the premises of Bangalore Palace (Palace Grounds). These helipads would be exclusively used for Heli Tourism. The Minister was on a visit to Mysuru this morning where he held a closed-door meeting with member of erstwhile royal family Pramoda Devi Wadiyar regarding the two helipads on ...

Tourism Minister C.P. Yogeshwar and Pramoda Devi Wadiyar at the Mysuru palace on Sunday.   Tourism Minister C.P. Yogeshwar held talks with Pramoda Devi Wadiyar of the erstwhile Mysuru royal family on Sunday for setting up helipads at Lalitha Mahal Palace Grounds in Mysuru and Palace Grounds in Bengaluru as part of the State government’s initiative to begin heli-tourism. The State government plans to set up helipads in Mysuru and Bengaluru, besides other places of tourist interest in the State like Hampi, Jog Falls and Mangaluru, as part of its heli-tourism circuit. As the journeys by road...

Express News Service A sea of people had gathered around a hole-in-the-wall shop in Mysore's bustling Devaraja Market. Social distancing was obviously not their thing. A local vendor was selling hot pieces of the local favourite, Mysore Pak. The sweets were handed out on pieces of newspaper. One bite, and we know why the noise here never dies down. The shop, Guru Sweets, is the oldest sweet shop in the city. It was once owned by the ancestors of Kakasura Madappa, who is credited with the invention of Mysore Pak in 1935. The-golden-coloured, ghee-soaked sweet’s birth was quite accidental. On...