India according to the study, is energetic and active. Only 15.6% of Indians were found to be physically inactive. The British (63.3%), Japanese (60.2%), Italians (54.7%), Irish (53.2%), and Americans (40.5%) were found to be more physically inactive than Indians. All credit goes to the Indian lifestyle when it comes to a healthy and fit body.
India has some of the wealthiest people in the world and many beauty queens. Indian food, movies, sitar music and yoga practices are well accepted all over the world.
We feel very proud of our food. But hey hang on! Do you know that many dishes we boast about do not belong to us? Shocked! Unfortunately, it's true.
Pav bhaji is a dish that originally belongs to Maharashtra cuisine yet it is quite famous throughout the country.
Harsimrat Kaur Badal, member of an influential political family from Punjab, has given a new dimension to the Indian food…
Despite having a huge history of food in our country, an often misunderstood "curry" is all that comes to mind globally when one talks about Indian food.
Chef Hemant Oberoi will soon spill the beans on the signature recipes that he curated for Hollywood stars.
Traditional Indian spices, when consumed correctly, can do wonders to your body, skin and hair.
Indian chutneys are mostly spicy and tangy, sometimes sweet and sour, and they are easy to make.
This dish from Rajasthan is a must-try lip smacking spicy dish.
