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60% of Indian millennials eat out at least thrice a month, says report

What format of operation do restaurants follow?

When beauty is more than skin deep: Welcome to clean-and-green movement

Today, one can find a plethora of skin food that has been whipped up using recipes pretty much the same way as grub is prepared for your tummy

'Mercury' review: Silence is the most powerful scream of this film

Though the film has a social message, the plot, treated like a horror film is one dimensional and weak

'October' review: Varun Dhawan's nuanced performance will surprise you

Nowhere in the film is there a romance spelt out yet, the underlying love and longing makes it stand apart

Govt orders probe into IndiGo passenger offloading after mosquito complaint

Sources said IndiGo is believed to have submitted a report about the incident to the ministry

From yacht cruise to jet skiing, get a taste of adventure this summer

If an extraordinary experience is what you are seeking, here are some of the destinations around the world

US must not act on fabricated pretexts in Syria: Moscow

In a joint statement, the White Helmets and the humanitarian group Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) said 48 people were killed

Sahara Samay journalist Anuj Chaudhary shot, seriously injured in Ghaziabad

Doctors attending on him said his condition is "critical" and had been taken for surgery

'Blackmail' review: Irrfan breaks his back to lift a deadpan thriller

The film was originally called Raita, which would have been a more suitable title, given the circle of cross-blackmail that traps the lead cast

Bananas vs sports drinks: Which one is better? The fruit wins hands down

But there may be a downside, and it involves bloating

How home chefs are opening doors to strangers looking for authentic cuisine

Some cuisines are simply not available at restaurants, adding a cachet of exclusivity to the home-chef experience

'Blackmail' review: Complex, snail-paced yet entertaining black comedy

Irrfan Khan, Arunoday Singh triumph in this game of Blackmail

Square Watches taking wrists by storm: Why mechanical watches are round

There are plenty of reasons why mechanical watches are round. But that doesn't mean they look best on the wrist

Nestled in lap of nature, a vibrant Vietnam with receding residuals of war

The war casts a shadow, but Da Nang is alive with colour, life and great food

'Baaghi 2' review: Might delight action-movie fans but lacks soul

The narrative starts off on a feeble note but hooks you despite the gaping plot holes

'Ready Player One': A pop-culture eye candy but could be painful for some

The film is set in the future in Columbus the fastest growing city, where the citizens have depleted their resources and struggle to make ends meet

How to explore different unseen sides of familiar cityscapes, monuments

En route, one could visit the bustling local markets and observe the lives of the vendors closely

2017 costliest year ever for natural disasters in Indian subcontinent: WMO

The most serious flooding occurred in mid-August, after extremely heavy rainfall over a region centred on eastern Nepal, northern Bangladesh and adjacent areas of northern and north-eastern India

Anti-ageing market: How the fad to defy age is assuming drastic proportions

The anti-ageing market's arsenal includes devices that claim to smoothen wrinkles and tighten the skin

Chess uncle: Meet Abdul Samad, the man who spends his days playing chess

Abdul Samad, or "Chess uncle" as he is fondly called, left his native town in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, and came to Delhi over three years ago