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UK-Based Coffee-Sandwich Franchise 'Pret a Manger' To Soon Launch In India
Reliance Industries has joined hands with 'Pret a Manger' to bring the coffee chain in India. Read on for more details.
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"No Votes To BJP" Posters At Kolkata's Iconic Coffee House Torn Up
The BJP-Trinamool Congress battle for West Bengal has now reached the iconic Coffee House in Kolkata.
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Ayushmann Khurrana Gets Nostalgic On Visiting Childhood Favourite Coffee Shop
Ayushmann Khurrana recently visited his childhood favourite coffee shop in his hometown Chandigarh, and he couldn't help but become a tad nostalgic.
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Kolkata's Iconic Coffee House Reopens After 103 Days
The iconic Indian Coffee House in Kolkata's College Street area - a favourite joint of poets, writers, painters and artists over the years - reopened on Thursday, 103 days after downing its shutters due to the COVID-19 outbreak and lockdown.
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Kolkata's Iconic Coffee House Shuts In Over 70 Years For 1st Time Amid Coronavirus
The iconic Coffee House in Kolkata's College Street will remain shut till March 31 over coronavirus pandemic.
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Google Doodle Celebrates Anglo-Indian Entrepreneur Sake Dean Mahomed
Today's Google doodle celebrates the Anglo-Indian traveller, Sake Dean Mahomed. Mahomed, an entrepreneur, is known for building cultural connections between India and England. On this day, 225 years ago, Mahomed became the first Indian author to publish a book in English.
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Rare Menu From Britain's First Indian Restaurant Sold For Over $11,000
A mouth-watering menu from Britain's first Indian restaurant containing exclusive dishes like 'Pineapple Pullaoo' and 'Chicken Currey' has been sold in London for $11,344.
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PM Modi Jogs Memory With Cup Of Coffee At Shimla As BJP Forms Government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, visiting Himachal Pradesh for the oath ceremony of the new BJP government today, tweeted about "reminiscing old days" as he stood in the middle of Shimla's Mall Road and sipped a cup of coffee from the Indian Coffee House
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Blog: No Need to Destroy the Old for a New Bangalore
In creating a vibrant Bangalore of the future, all the gentle grace of the past need not necessarily be destroyed, says Priya Chetty-Rajagopal.
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Bollywood Star Comparison by POTUS Makes PM Laugh
While addressing the media after bilateral talks today, President Barack Obama sportingly tried his hand at Hindi. He spoke of his "pyaar-bhara namaskar" and his "chai pe charcha" with Prime Minister Narendra Modi which saw them sitting down on the lawns of Hyderabad House for a headline-stalking cup of tea (for sticklers, one of the pots placed i...
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HP Pinning Hopes on Venture in Offering Contract-based Service
Hewlett-Packard India Sales, Country Manager (Design business), Mahesh Kumar Soni said this was the first time the company was offering contract model for printers targeted at various industry houses, including Public Sector Undertakings, coffee shops and design firms.
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Food adds spice to Indian investment in UK
Many 'Indian' restaurants are owned by immigrants from Bangladesh, with fare often customised to the British palate.
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WikiLeaks launches the first of four fundraising auctions
The first of four WikiLeaks fundraising auctions features unique items such as a framed, signed limited edition cable describing Hillary Clinton's spying orders against the United Nations, one of two computers used to prepare Cablegate, complete with full historical data, invite-only tickets to Vivienne Westwood's Spring/Summer 2012 fashion show in...
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UK-Based Coffee-Sandwich Franchise 'Pret a Manger' To Soon Launch In India
Reliance Industries has joined hands with 'Pret a Manger' to bring the coffee chain in India. Read on for more details.
-
"No Votes To BJP" Posters At Kolkata's Iconic Coffee House Torn Up
The BJP-Trinamool Congress battle for West Bengal has now reached the iconic Coffee House in Kolkata.
-
Ayushmann Khurrana Gets Nostalgic On Visiting Childhood Favourite Coffee Shop
Ayushmann Khurrana recently visited his childhood favourite coffee shop in his hometown Chandigarh, and he couldn't help but become a tad nostalgic.
-
Kolkata's Iconic Coffee House Reopens After 103 Days
The iconic Indian Coffee House in Kolkata's College Street area - a favourite joint of poets, writers, painters and artists over the years - reopened on Thursday, 103 days after downing its shutters due to the COVID-19 outbreak and lockdown.
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Kolkata's Iconic Coffee House Shuts In Over 70 Years For 1st Time Amid Coronavirus
The iconic Coffee House in Kolkata's College Street will remain shut till March 31 over coronavirus pandemic.
-
Google Doodle Celebrates Anglo-Indian Entrepreneur Sake Dean Mahomed
Today's Google doodle celebrates the Anglo-Indian traveller, Sake Dean Mahomed. Mahomed, an entrepreneur, is known for building cultural connections between India and England. On this day, 225 years ago, Mahomed became the first Indian author to publish a book in English.
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Rare Menu From Britain's First Indian Restaurant Sold For Over $11,000
A mouth-watering menu from Britain's first Indian restaurant containing exclusive dishes like 'Pineapple Pullaoo' and 'Chicken Currey' has been sold in London for $11,344.
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PM Modi Jogs Memory With Cup Of Coffee At Shimla As BJP Forms Government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, visiting Himachal Pradesh for the oath ceremony of the new BJP government today, tweeted about "reminiscing old days" as he stood in the middle of Shimla's Mall Road and sipped a cup of coffee from the Indian Coffee House
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Blog: No Need to Destroy the Old for a New Bangalore
In creating a vibrant Bangalore of the future, all the gentle grace of the past need not necessarily be destroyed, says Priya Chetty-Rajagopal.
-
Bollywood Star Comparison by POTUS Makes PM Laugh
While addressing the media after bilateral talks today, President Barack Obama sportingly tried his hand at Hindi. He spoke of his "pyaar-bhara namaskar" and his "chai pe charcha" with Prime Minister Narendra Modi which saw them sitting down on the lawns of Hyderabad House for a headline-stalking cup of tea (for sticklers, one of the pots placed i...
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HP Pinning Hopes on Venture in Offering Contract-based Service
Hewlett-Packard India Sales, Country Manager (Design business), Mahesh Kumar Soni said this was the first time the company was offering contract model for printers targeted at various industry houses, including Public Sector Undertakings, coffee shops and design firms.
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Food adds spice to Indian investment in UK
Many 'Indian' restaurants are owned by immigrants from Bangladesh, with fare often customised to the British palate.
-
WikiLeaks launches the first of four fundraising auctions
The first of four WikiLeaks fundraising auctions features unique items such as a framed, signed limited edition cable describing Hillary Clinton's spying orders against the United Nations, one of two computers used to prepare Cablegate, complete with full historical data, invite-only tickets to Vivienne Westwood's Spring/Summer 2012 fashion show in...
