Rajeev Saxena
India, EU Sign Landmark Free Trade Agreement After Two Decades of Talks
ndia and the European Union have concluded a landmark Free Trade Agreement after nearly two decades of negotiations, aiming to boost trade, investment, and economic cooperation across a combined market of nearly two billion people.
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Sir Mark Tully, the BBC’s Enduring Voice of India, Passes Away
Sir Mark Tully, the veteran broadcaster and writer who became one of the most trusted voices explaining India to the world, has died. Born in Calcutta, he developed a lifelong connection with India that later shaped his journalism and public
India–EU Summit Begins in New Delhi, Focus on Trade and Strategic Ties
New Delhi, Jan 25 — India and the European Union began a high-level summit in New Delhi on Saturday, as leaders from both sides moved to strengthen cooperation across trade, security and global governance. Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with
Porto: A Home Away from Home for Indians in Europe
Explore Porto, Portugal – a vibrant European city where Indian culture, festivals, and food make Indians feel right at home.
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Jaipur Hand Block Printing: A 300-Year-Old Tradition Alive in Colors
Discover Jaipur’s 300-year-old hand block printing tradition, a vibrant Rajasthani textile art crafted by skilled artisans
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Kerala Backwaters: Where Nature and Tranquility Flow Together
Discover the magic of Kerala backwaters, a haven of peace and natural beauty. From floating houseboats to quiet villages and lush greenery, every moment here invites you to slow down and breathe.
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Tiffin Services Booming in Urban India
From Mumbai to Bengaluru, tiffin services are redefining urban eating. Offering affordable, home-cooked meals, they cater to busy professionals, students, and families, blending tradition, nutrition, and convenience in every steel tiffin box delivered.
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At 67, This Indian Juice Seller Fulfilled His Dream of Traveling to 10 Countries
Age is just a number when passion drives you. Meet Hashim VP, a 67-year-old sugarcane juice seller from Kannur, Kerala, who turned his lifelong dream into reality by exploring 10 countries across the globe, all while managing his humble juice
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Jean‑Baptiste Tavernier: The French Explorer Who Saw India
Jean‑Baptiste Tavernier, a 17th-century French traveler and merchant, journeyed across Mughal India, marveled at the Taj Mahal, and shared Europe’s first vivid accounts of its grandeur.
Why Indians Love Dal Makhani: History, Origin, and Timeless Taste
Dal Makhani is more than just a popular Indian dish—it is an emotion on a plate. Rich, creamy, and slow-cooked to perfection, this iconic dish has found a special place in Indian homes, celebrations, and restaurant menus across the country.
